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Traffic Listing One-Way Highways Bylaw 5590 — Traffic Bylaw (March 2020) Traffic Listings — One-Way Highways 1.0 Application 1.1 Pursuant to Traffic Bylaw 5590, the following are designated as one-way highways. s. 107(r) LIST I A. One-Way Highways Highway Direction From To 50A Street NW Northbound 50 metres northwest of 106 Avenue NW 50 Street NW 52 Avenue NW Westbound 107 Street NW 109 Street NW 53 Avenue NW Eastbound 109 Street NW 107 Street NW 54 Avenue NW Westbound Gateway Boulevard NW Calgary Trail NW 55 Avenue NW Eastbound Allard Way NW Calgary Trail NW 59 Street NW Northbound Fort Road NW 132 Avenue NW 66 Street NW Northbound 112 Avenue NW 50 metres south of 118 Avenue NW 67 Street NW Northbound 98 Avenue NW 101 Avenue NW 68 Street NW Northbound 111 Avenue NW 112 Avenue NW 68 Street NW Northbound 131A Avenue NW 132 Avenue NW 68 Street NW Southbound 118 Avenue NW 112 Avenue NW Ref: 308339141 - 002 - v1.0 Page 1 of 16 Bylaw 5590 — Traffic Bylaw (March 2020) Traffic Listings — One-Way Highways A. One-Way Highways (continued) Highway Direction From To Wayne Gretzky Drive Northbound 118 Avenue NW 120 Avenue NW NW Wayne Gretzky Drive Southbound 120 Avenue NW 118 Avenue NW NW 76 Street NW Northbound 99 Avenue NW Alley south of 101 Avenue NW 77 Street NW Southbound 122 Avenue NW Fort Road NW 78 Street NW Northbound 98A Avenue NW 101 Avenue NW 80 Avenue NW Eastbound 109 Street NW 105 Street NW 81 Avenue NW Westbound 104 Street NW 109 Street NW 82 Avenue NW Westbound West intersection of 82 Avenue NW 71 Street NW 83 Avenue NW Eastbound 100 metres east of 105 Street NW 112 Street NW 84 Avenue NW Westbound 104 Street NW 109 Street NW 84 Avenue NW Westbound Alley west of 112 Street NW 109 Street NW 85 Avenue NW Eastbound 111 Street NW Alley west of 109 Street NW 85 Avenue NW Eastbound Alley east of 104 Street NW 109 Street NW 86 Avenue NW Westbound 109 Street NW 112 Street NW 86 Street NW Southbound 115 Avenue NW Fort Road NW Ref: 308339141 - 002 - v1.0 Page 2 of 16 Bylaw 5590 — Traffic Bylaw (March 2020) Traffic Listings — One-Way Highways A. One-Way Highways (continued) Highway Direction From To 87 Street NW Northbound Rowland Road NW 103A Avenue NW 88 Street NW Northbound 131A Avenue NW 132 Avenue NW 89 Avenue NW Eastbound 110 Street NW 109 Street NW 89 Street NW Northbound 130A Avenue NW 131A Avenue NW 89 Street NW Northbound 133 Avenue NW 134 Avenue NW 91 Avenue NW Westbound Lavigne Road NW Queen Elizabeth Park Road NW 92 Avenue NW Eastbound 58 Street NW 50 Street NW 92 Street NW Southbound Jasper Avenue NW Alley south of Jasper Avenue NW 96 Avenue NW Eastbound 96A Street NW 96 Street NW 96A Street NW Southbound 97 Avenue NW 96 Avenue NW 97 Avenue NW Eastbound 111 Street NW 110 Street NW 99A Avenue NW Eastbound 96A Street NW 95 Street NW 99A Avenue NW Eastbound 100 Avenue NW 175 Street NW 99 Avenue NW Westbound 105 Street NW 50 metres west of 105 Street NW 99 Avenue NW Eastbound 105 Street NW Alley east of 105 Street NW 99 Avenue NW Eastbound Alley west of Bellamy Hill Road NW Bellamy Hill Road NW Ref: 308339141 - 002 - v1.0 Page 3 of 16 Bylaw 5590 — Traffic Bylaw (March 2020) Traffic Listings — One-Way Highways A. One-Way Highways (continued) Highway Direction From To 100A Street NW Southbound Alley north of Jasper Avenue NW Jasper Avenue NW 100 Avenue NW Eastbound Stony Plain Road NW at 163 Street NW 205 Street NW 100 Avenue NW Westbound 116 Street NW 121 Street NW 101A Street NW Southbound 98 Avenue NW 97A Avenue NW 102A Avenue NW Westbound Jasper Avenue NW 95 Street NW 102 Avenue NW Eastbound 97 Street NW 95 Street NW East section of Northbound Alley north of 125 metres north of 102 Street NW 134 Avenue NW 134 Avenue NW West section of Southbound 125 metres north of Alley north of 102 Street NW 134 Avenue NW 134 Avenue NW 103 Avenue NW Westbound 95 Street NW 96 Street NW 104 Street NW Southbound 97 Avenue NW River Valley Road NW at 105 Street NW 104 Street NW Southbound University Avenue NW 100 metres north of 55 Avenue NW 104 Avenue NW Westbound Alley west of 95 Street NW 93 Street NW 105 Avenue NW Westbound Alley west of Alley east of 93 Street NW 95 Street NW 105 Street NW Northbound River Valley Road NW 100 Avenue NW Ref: 308339141 - 002 - v1.0 Page 4 of 16 Bylaw 5590 — Traffic Bylaw (March 2020) Traffic Listings — One-Way Highways A. One-Way Highways (continued) Highway Direction From To 106A Avenue NW Westbound 95 Street NW 96 Street NW 106A Avenue NW Eastbound 95 Street NW Alley west of 93 Street NW 106 Street NW Southbound 100 Avenue NW 97 Avenue NW 106 Street NW Northbound 119 Avenue NW 50 metres south of 119 Avenue NW 106 Street NW Northbound Kingsway Avenue NW 111 Avenue NW 107 Avenue NW Westbound 95 Street NW 96 Street NW 107 Avenue NW Eastbound 95 Street NW 93 Street NW 107 Street NW Southbound 53 Avenue NW 52 Avenue NW 110 Street NW Northbound 82 Avenue NW Saskatchewan Drive NW 110 Street NW Northbound 97 Avenue NW Jasper Avenue NW 111 Street NW Southbound 86 Avenue NW 82 Avenue NW 111 Street NW Southbound Jasper Avenue NW 97 Avenue NW 112 Avenue NW Eastbound 76 Street NW 112 Avenue NW (South) 112 Street NW Counter 51 Avenue NW 51 Avenue NW Clockwise (East Side) (West Side) 112 Street NW Southbound 89 Avenue NW 100 metres south of 89 Avenue NW Ref: 308339141 - 002 - v1.0 Page 5 of 16 Bylaw 5590 — Traffic Bylaw (March 2020) Traffic Listings — One-Way Highways A. One-Way Highways (continued) Highway Direction From To 114A Street NW Counter 51 Avenue NW 51 Avenue NW Clockwise (East Side) (West Side) 114 Street NW Northbound 100 metres south of 89 Avenue NW 89 Avenue NW 116 Avenue NW Eastbound Fort Road NW 82 Street NW 116 Street NW Southbound 106 Avenue NW 50 metres north of 105 Avenue NW 116 Street NW Northbound 50 metres north of 108 Avenue NW 105 Avenue NW 117 Street NW Northbound 108 Avenue NW 109 Avenue NW 117 Avenue NW Westbound 103 Street NW 106 Street NW 117 Street NW Southbound 108 Avenue 106 Avenue NW 119 Avenue NW Eastbound 82 Street NW 79 Street NW 120 Avenue NW Eastbound 83 Street NW 82 Street NW 121 Street NW Northbound 100 Avenue NW Jasper Avenue NW 124 Avenue NW Eastbound East service road of 106 Street NW 107 Street NW 125 Street NW Southbound 50 metres south of Jasper Avenue NW 102 Avenue NW 125 Street NW Southbound Wadhurst Road NW 103 Avenue NW 126 Avenue NW Eastbound 143 Street NW 142 Street NW Ref: 308339141 - 002 - v1.0 Page 6 of 16 Bylaw 5590 — Traffic Bylaw (March 2020) Traffic Listings — One-Way Highways A. One-Way Highways (continued) -Itte,. Highway Direction ....From To .". ?.:' ... 131A Avenue NW Eastbound 89 Street NW 88 Street NW 131A Avenue NW Westbound Alley west of 68 Street NW 66 Street NW 132 Avenue NW Counter 50 metres east of 25 metres west of (South) Clockwise 137 Street NW 135 Street NW 133 Avenue NW Eastbound 90 Street NW 89 Street NW 134 Avenue NW Westbound 89 Street NW 90 Street NW 138 Street NW Northbound Buena Vista Road NW 87 Avenue NW 142 Street NW Southbound 126 Avenue NW Yellowhead Trail NW 143 Street NW Northbound Yellowhead Trail NW 126 Avenue NW Airport Road NW Counter 275 metres east of 200 metres east of Clockwise Kingsway Avenue NW Kingsway Avenue NW Bellamy Hill Road Southbound 103 Street NW 104 Street NW NW Calgary Trail NW Southbound 100 metres north of Anthony Henday Drive 55 Avenue NW South Fort Hill NW Southbound 100 metres south of 87 Avenue NW Walterdale Hill NW Fort Road NW Southbound 82 Street NW 116 Avenue NW Fort Road NW Southbound 85 Street NW 115 Avenue NW Gateway Boulevard Northbound Anthony Henday Drive Saskatchewan Drive NW NW (South) Ref: 308339141 - 002 - v1.0 Page 7 of 16 Bylaw 5590 — Traffic Bylaw (March 2020) Traffic Listings — One-Way Highways A. One-Way Highways (continued) Highway Direction From To High Level Bridge Southbound 97 Avenue NW 88 Avenue NW Jasper Avenue NW Eastbound 125 Street NW Alley west of 124 Street NW MacDonald Drive Westbound 100 Street NW 102 Street NW NW Potters Green Drive Westbound 50 metres west of 50 metres east of NW Picard Drive NW Lewis Estates Boulevard (North) NW Potters Green Drive Eastbound 75 metres west of 75 metres east of NW Pearson Crescent NW Pearson Crescent NW (South) (East) (West) Queen Elizabth Park Northbound Saskatchewan Drive NW Walterdale Hill NW Road NW Roadway west of Southbound 89 Avenue NW 88 Avenue NW 109 Street NW Rossdale Road NW Northbound 105 Street NW Bellamy Hill Road NW Saskatchewan Drive Eastbound 109 Street NW 104 Street NW NW Saskatchewan Drive Westbound 110 Street NW 111 Street NW NW St. Albert Trail NW Southbound 111 Avenue NW 127 Street NW Stony Plain Road NW Westbound 167 Street NW 175 Street NW Wadhurst Road NW Northbound 103 Avenue NW 125 metres north of 103 Avenue NW Ref: 308339141 - 002 - v1.0 Page 8 of 16 Bylaw 5590 — Traffic Bylaw (March 2020) Traffic Listings — One-Way Highways A.
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