Green Line Virtual Open House Night 2
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Green Line Virtual Open House Night 2
HOW TO GET INVOLVED
This winter, we are continuing our conversations related to segment 2 functional planning and the Business Support Program.
Starting on January 28, there will be a number of engagement opportunities as part of the North Central Mobility Study and North Central BRT Study.
- Online engagement
- Open from January 28 to February 10. Share your feedback by clicking on the project tiles below.
- Virtual open houses
- February 4 from 5 to 8 p.m.
- February 9 from 12 to 1:15 p.m.
- Drop-in style event via. Microsoft Teams
- Register to attend here
FUNCTIONAL PLANNING PROJECTS
In Segment 2 we are moving through a process called functional planning. This is where we better understand the unique engineering requirements and any specific issues that need to be addressed to develop detailed functional plans for the project. Completing the functional plan for Segment 2 includes examining how the LRT will change travel patterns on Centre Street North and in surrounding communities, as well as what requirements LRT stations will have. It also includes a Streetscape Master Plan for Centre Street North, a BRT Study and planning the form and features of the new Bow River bridge.
The functional plan will be completed by the spring 2021 and will set the stage for procurement in fall 2021. To complete the functional planning for Segment 2, a number of different projects, studies and analysis needs to be completed for areas starting at the Elbow River, through the Beltline and Downtown, through Crescent Heights and north of 16 Avenue N to 160 Avenue N. These include environmental studies, access planning work, station location analysis, investigative drilling, structural design, mobility studies and much more
There are four initiatives that are part of Planning the Green Line. These include:
- North Central Mobility Study & Crescent Heights Mobility Study
- North Central Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Study
- Streetscape Masterplan for Centre Street North
- Bow River Bridge
