City looking for feedback on proposed twinning projects

You’re being asked for your thoughts on proposed twinning projects under discussion for portions of of 132 Avenue and 116 Street.

The city says they’re hoping to develop long-term designs for the corridor with both population growth and traffic volumes increases top of mind as they look to modernize the area.

Mayor Jackie Clayton says early planning will help the city prepare for future transportation needs, while feedback from people who use the roads will help identify local concerns.

“Input from people who live, work and travel in these areas will help us better understand local considerations as the design moves forward.”

City officials say they are in the very, very early stages of even discussion design, as work could take place within the next five to 20 years, depending on development, transportation needs and municipal priorities.

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