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GLOSSARY This is a listing of abbreviations used in the following document @At 2nd Second Ave Avenue Bdy or Bdry Boundary BF 74817 or (74817-02) Bridge File Number Br Bridge Bvd Boulevard Cntrl Control Cr Creek Cty County (E) East Junction E East EB or EBL East Bound Lane ECL East Corporate (or City) Limit G/S Grade Separation Structure Hwy Highway Incl Includes Imp Improvement Int Intersection Intch Interchange IR Indian Reserve Irrig Irrigation Jct Junction LR Local Road MS Metis Settlement (N) North Junction N North NB or NBL North Bound Lane NC- North-Central Region NCL North Corporate (or City) Limit R or Riv River Rge Range Rd or Rds Road or Roads (S) South Junction S South SB or SBL South Bound Lane SCL South Corporate (or City) Limit sel selective SHIP Strategic Highway Infrastructure Program SRA Safety Rest Area Ss Imp Sideslope Improvement St Street Tr Trail Twp Township VIS Vehicle Inspection Station (W) West Junction W West WB or WBL West Bound Lane WCL West Corporate (or City) Limit Tentative Government-Owned Infrastructure Projects Near Completion, Underway or Scheduled in 2007-2010 MAJOR PROVINCIAL HIGHWAY PROJECTS (Major Construction & Rehabilitation) Highway Location Type of Work Estimated Length (km) 1 Structure :LR Structure (74602E-01) Bridge Structure . E of Morley 1 Interchange @ Hwy 9/Hwy 797 Interchange Construction . 1 Structure: Interchange (79471-01) Interchange Structure . Hwy9/Hwy797 1 Intersection Improvement: @ Hwy 36 Intersection Improvement . Contract for 2006 Construction. 1 W of Suffield - W of Redcliff Preservation/Overlay 36 (EBL & partial WBL) Contract for 2007 Construction. 1 Int Improvements(3)@ Boundary Road, Intersection Improvement . @ Mitchell St & @ 8th St (Redcliff) Contract for 2006 Construction. 1 Structure: Interchange (84502-04) Fencing . Medicine Hat 1 Structure: Bullhead Cr (00493W-02) Bridge Rehabilitation . Medicine Hat Contract for 2007 Construction. 1A Hwy 1X - E of Old Fort Creek Widen/Reconstruct 15 BF09400,09401 1A E of Old Fort Cr - Ghost R Revision Widen/Reconstruct 15 BF07691,77106 1A Calgary ECL - Hwy 1 Preservation/Overlay 9 2 Claresholm SCL - Stavely Preservation/Overlay 34 (SBL & NBL) Contract for 2007 Construction. 2 S of Claresholm - Claresholm SCL Preservation/Overlay 15 (NBL) 2 Hwy 2: Miscellaneous . ITS/Safety Improvements 2 N of Cayley - Hwy 23 NB&SBL Preservation/Overlay 27 Contract for 2007 Construction. 4/10/2007 9:17:42 AM Page 1 Tentative Government-Owned Infrastructure Projects Near Completion, Underway or Scheduled in 2007-2010 MAJOR PROVINCIAL HIGHWAY PROJECTS (Major Construction & Rehabilitation) Highway Location Type of Work Estimated Length (km) 2 Interchange @ Hwy 7/547 Interchange Construction . Contract for 2006 & 2007 Construction. 2 Structure: Overpass (79674-01) Interchange Structure . Hwy 547 Contract for 2006 & 2007 Construction. 2 Interchange Conversion @ CPR Interchange Upgrading . Overpass, S of Aldersyde 2 S of Hwy 547 - N of Hwy 547 Preservation/Overlay 8 (NB&SBL) Contract for 2006 & 2007 Construction. 2 32nd Avenue Improvement(EBL) Grading, Base, Full Paving . (within Deerfoot right of way) 2 Structure: Mcknight Blvd (77201-02) Bridge Upgrading . Deerfoot Trail Contract for 2007 Construction. 2 Structure: 196 Ave Br Twinning Interchange Structure . DEERFOOT TRAIL (82011E-01) 2 Deerfoot Trail New NB lanes Interchange Construction . BF 82401N1,N2 (over E&WBLStonyTr) Contract for 2006 & 2007 Construction. 2 Intch Loops,Ramps,Cross Rds @ 16th, Preservation/Overlay . 32nd,64th Ave,Memorial, & McKnight 2 S of 64th Ave N - N Corporate Limit Preservation/Overlay 11 (NBL & SBL) 2 17th Ave Interchange - Preservation/Overlay 25 S of City of Calgary NCL (N & SBL) Contract for 2007 Construction. 2 Near Peigan Trail Preservation/Overlay 1 (NBL & SBL Test Section) Contract for 2007 Construction. 2 Beddington Tr - 64th Ave Widening 4-Lane<Widen Urban 2 DEERFOOT TRAIL 2 Structure: Aluminum Sign Bridge Bridge Replacement . Bedding Trail NBL (81800ZN1& N2) 2 Barlow Tr/Peigan Tr Intch Imp Interchange Upgrading 0.20 DEERFOOT TRAIL 4/10/2007 9:17:42 AM Page 2 Tentative Government-Owned Infrastructure Projects Near Completion, Underway or Scheduled in 2007-2010 MAJOR PROVINCIAL HIGHWAY PROJECTS (Major Construction & Rehabilitation) Highway Location Type of Work Estimated Length (km) 2 Big Hill Springs Road: Grading, Base, Full Paving . Eastside Ramp Extension 2 Big Hill Springs Road Interchange Interchange Upgrading . (East Side Ramps & Loop) 2 Structure: Big Hill Springs Intch Interchange Structure . Airdrie 2 S of Crossfield 4-Lane <Median Widening 21 - N of Acme Road Interchange NBL & SBL 2 South Innisfail Intch Surfacing 2nd Stage Paving . 2 N of South Innisfail Intch 4-Lane <Median Widening 5 - N of North Innisfail Interchange (BF 74817) 2 North Innisfail Interchange: Grading, Base, Full Paving . Ramp Upgrading 2 Access Management: Minor Access Access Control . Removals @ Various Locations 2 Access Management: Major Access Access Control . Removals @ Various Locations 2 Airport Road - Edmonton SCL Highway Lighting . (Lighting) 2 S of Hwy 651 - N of Hwy 651 Preservation/Overlay 7 2 Intersection Improvements Intersection Improvement . @ Twp Road 562 & 564 2 N of Otauwau River - Slave Lake Preservation/Overlay 22 2 Structure: Watercourse (79290-01) Culvert Replacement . Canyon Creek 2 Intersection Improvement: Intersection Improvement . @ 55 St/RR 172 (High Prairie) 4/10/2007 9:17:42 AM Page 3 Tentative Government-Owned Infrastructure Projects Near Completion, Underway or Scheduled in 2007-2010 MAJOR PROVINCIAL HIGHWAY PROJECTS (Major Construction & Rehabilitation) Highway Location Type of Work Estimated Length (km) 2 Hwy 2A - Hwy 35 Preservation/Overlay 8 2 Intersection Improvement: Hwy 685 Intersection Improvement 0.10 2 Hwy 64 - S of Dunvegan Bridge Preservation/Overlay 20 2 Structure: Watercourse (73273-01) Bridge Structure . Dunvegan 2 Structure: Watercourse (86130-01) Culvert Replacement . Dunvegan 2 N of Hwy 59 - S of Hwy 672 4-Lane<Grade,Base,Stage Pave 8 BF74797,70016,07631 Contract for 2006 & 2007 Construction. 2 Jct Hwy 2 & TWP 723: Int Imp: Traffic Signals . Signalization 2 Intersection Improvement: Intersection Improvement . @ Webster Pullout (Twp Rd 744) 2A Hwy 2 - S of Crossfield Widen/Reconstruct 2 2A S of Crossfield - S of Hwy 580 Preservation/Overlay 12 2A Traffic Signals(2) @ Jct 580/581/2A Int Imp: Traffic Signals . @ Jct 580/Main Street (Carstairs) 2A Innisfail - S of Hwy 42(Penhold) Widen/Reconstruct 14 BF72630,72634,72910,72929 2A Structure: Watercourse (09746-01) Bridge Culvert . Ponoka 2A Structure: Watercourse (06820-02) Bridge Replacement . Ponoka 2A Structure: Watercourse (74072-01) Bridge Culvert . Meniak 4/10/2007 9:17:42 AM Page 4 Tentative Government-Owned Infrastructure Projects Near Completion, Underway or Scheduled in 2007-2010 MAJOR PROVINCIAL HIGHWAY PROJECTS (Major Construction & Rehabilitation) Highway Location Type of Work Estimated Length (km) 3 Intersection Improvement: Intersection Improvement . @ Lundbreck Access Contract for 2007 Construction. 3 Passing Lanes: (EBL & WBL) Passing/Climbing Lane 16 E of Hwy 22 - E of Hwy 6 Contract for 2007 Construction. 3 Passing Lanes: (EBL & WBL) Passing/Climbing Lane 9 E of Hwy 6 - W of Hwy 2 Contract for 2007 Construction. 3 Intersection Improvement: Intersection Improvement . @ 25th Street, Town of Coaldale 3 Passing Lanes:(EBL & WBL) Passing/Climbing Lane 9 E of Taber - E of Bow Island 3 Passing Lanes:(EBL & WBL) Passing/Climbing Lane 7 W of Hwy 885 - S of Medicine Hat 3 Intersection Improvement: Intersection Improvement . @ Township Road 120 3 Medicine Hat (E&WB) Reconstruct/Recycle 6 (Holsom Road - Highway 1) 4 Hwy 501(W) - N of Milk River 4-Lane<Grading 17 4 Structures: Milk River NB & SB 4-Lane<Bridge Structure . (1426N-01,1426S-01) 4 Structure: CPR (81890-01) 4-Lane<Bridge Structure . Milk River 4 CPR Rail Line Procurement: Miscellaneous . Milk River 4 Hwy 501(W) - N of Milk River Utility Adjustments 17 4 CPR Rail Line Installation: Miscellaneous . Milk River 4 Hwy 501(W) - N of Milk River 4-Lane<Base,Stage Pave 17 4/10/2007 9:17:42 AM Page 5 Tentative Government-Owned Infrastructure Projects Near Completion, Underway or Scheduled in 2007-2010 MAJOR PROVINCIAL HIGHWAY PROJECTS (Major Construction & Rehabilitation) Highway Location Type of Work Estimated Length (km) 8 Intersection Improvement: Hwy 22 Intersection Improvement 0.20 8 Intersection Improvements (2): Intersection Improvement 0.20 @ RR 35 and @ RR 41 8 Intersection Improvement @ RR 25 Intersection Improvement . (Elbow Valley Access Road) 9 Beiseker - W of Hwy 21 Widen/Reconstruct 16 9 Structure: Rosebud River (73753-01) Bridge Structure . Irricana 9 W of Hwy 21 - E of Hwy 836 Widen/Reconstruct 15 BF08359,74487,82167,68,69,70 9 E of Hwy 836 - E of Hwy 840 Reconstruct/Realignment 15 BF 82171,72,74,08359, & 82168 Contract for 2007 & 2008 Construction. 9 Structure: Red Deer River( 6615-14) Bridge Rehabilitation . Drumheller 11 Hwy 766 - W of Hwy 781 Preservation/Overlay 17 11A Town of Sylvan Lake De-designation: Preservation/Overlay 3 12 Bentley - W of Hwy 792 Reconstruct/Realignment 9 12 Structure: Red Willow Cr (01504-01) Bridge Replacement . Stettler 13 Structure: Driedmeat Cr (71345-01) Bridge Replacement . Daysland 14 S of Hwy 216/628 Interchange Preservation/Overlay 17 - Hwy 21 E&WBL Contract for 2006 Construction. 15 E of Fort Saskatchewan ECL 4-Lane<2nd Stage Paving 6 - E of Hwy 830 4/10/2007 9:17:42 AM Page 6 Tentative Government-Owned Infrastructure Projects Near Completion, Underway or Scheduled
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