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1 Bylaw 6894, the Speed Zones Bylaw, Is Amended by This Bylaw CR_4165 - Attachment 1 THE CITY OF EDMONTON BYLAW 17897 SPEED ZONES BYLAW AMENDMENT No. 63 Edmonton City Council enacts: 1 Bylaw 6894, the Speed Zones Bylaw, is amended by this bylaw. 2 Schedule D – 60 KM/H Maximum Speed Limit is deleted and replaced with the attached Schedule D – 60 KM/H Maximum Speed Limit. 3 Schedule E – 70 KM/H Maximum Speed Limit is deleted and replaced with the attached Schedule E – 70 KM/H Maximum Speed Limit. 4 Schedule F – 80 KM/H Maximum Speed Limit is deleted and replaced with the attached Schedule F – 80 KM/H Maximum Speed Limit. 5 Schedule K – School Zones is deleted and replaced with the attached Schedule K – School Zones. Read a first time Read a second time Read a third time SIGNED AND PASSED MAYOR CITY CLERK SCHEDULE D – 60 KM/H MAXIMUM SPEED LIMIT In this Schedule: “EB” means eastbound; “NB” means northbound; “SB” means southbound; and “WB” means westbound. Highway Direction From To 9 Avenue SW Both 207 Street SW 215 Street SW directions 17 Street NE Both South City limits 137 Avenue NE directions 17 Street Both Ellerslie Road North City limits at NW and SW directions (9 Avenue SW) Sherwood Park Freeway 18 Street NW Both 153 Avenue NW 167 Avenue NW directions 23 Avenue NW Both Tamarack Boulevard NW Terwillegar Drive NW directions 25 Avenue SW Both Orchards Gate SW Savaryn Drive SW directions 28 Avenue SW Both Chapelle Boulevard SW 141 Street SW directions 30 Avenue SW Both 103A Street SW 127 Street SW directions 34 Avenue NW Both 37 Street N 119 Street NW directions 34 Street NW Both Anthony Henday Drive North City limits on the directions south property line of Sherwood Park Freeway Schedule D: 60 KM/H Maximum Speed Limit Page 1 of 10 Highway Direction From To 38 Avenue NW Both 17 Street NW 34 Street NW directions 41 Avenue SW Both Calgary Trail SW Allard Road SW directions 50 Street NW Both Yellowhead Trail 167 Avenue NW directions 50 Street Both Watt Common SW 101 Avenue NW NW and SW directions 51 Avenue NW Both 54 Street NW Roper Road directions 51 Avenue NW Both 86 Street NW Calgary Trail directions 61 Avenue NW Both Allendale Road 113 Street NW directions 62 Avenue NW Both Anthony Henday Drive Hemingway Road NW directions 63 Avenue NW Both Argyll Road 104 Street NW directions 66 Street NW Both 137 Avenue NW North City limits directions 66 Street NW Both Anthony Henday Drive Whitemud Drive directions 66 Street Both 150 metres south Anthony Henday Drive NW and SW directions of Shaw Way SW 68 Avenue NW Both 50 Street NW 75 Street NW directions 69 Avenue NW Both 170 Street NW 188 Street NW directions 71 Avenue NW Both 114 Street NW 116 Street NW directions Schedule D: 60 KM/H Maximum Speed Limit Page 2 of 10 Highway Direction From To 75 Street NW Both 200 metres north of Whitemud Drive directions 101 Avenue NW 76 Avenue NW Both 9 Street NW 50 Street NW directions 76 Street NW Both Millbourne Road Whitemud Drive directions 82 Avenue NW Both 71 Street NW 83 Street NW directions 82 Street NW Both Yellowhead Trail North City limits directions 83 Street NW Both Argyll Road 76 Avenue NW directions 86 Street NW Both Whitemud Drive Argyll Road directions 87 Avenue NW Both 142 Street NW 199 Street NW directions 90 Avenue NW Both 50 Street NW 400 metres west of 79 Street NW directions 91 Street NW Both 100 metres south of 63 Avenue NW directions 51 Avenue NW 91 Street Both Ewing Trail SW Anthony Henday Drive NW and SW directions 95 Avenue NW Both 170 Street NW 189 Street NW directions 97 Avenue NW Both 102 Street NW 98 Avenue NW directions 97 Street NW Both 118 Avenue NW 75 metres north of directions Griesbach Parade NW 98 Avenue NW Both Terrace Road 97 Street NW directions Schedule D: 60 KM/H Maximum Speed Limit Page 3 of 10 Highway Direction From To 98 Avenue NW Both 50 Street NW Terrace Road directions 99 Street NW Both 34 Avenue NW 63 Avenue NW directions 100 Avenue NW EB 178 Street NW 149 Street NW 101 Avenue NW Both 50 Street NW 100 metres east of 49 Street NW directions 104 Street NW Both 68 Avenue NW 150 metres north of 55 Avenue NW directions 106/107 Street Both 119 Avenue NW Yellowhead Trail NW directions 107 Avenue NW Both Groat Road 170 Street NW directions 111 Avenue NW Both Groat Road Mayfield Road directions 111 Avenue NW Both 109 Street NW 121 Street NW directions 111 Avenue NW Both 170 Street NW 190 metres east of directions Anthony Henday Drive 111 Street Both Ellerslie Road SW 61 Avenue NW NW and SW directions 112 Street NW Both Castledowns Road 176 Avenue NW directions 113 Street NW Both 61 Avenue NW 71 Avenue NW directions 118 Avenue NW Both Victoria Trail 34 Street NW directions 118 Avenue NW Both Groat Road 184 Street NW directions Schedule D: 60 KM/H Maximum Speed Limit Page 4 of 10 Highway Direction From To 118A Avenue Both 199 Street NW Winterburn Road NW NW directions 119 Street NW Both 23 Avenue NW Whitemud Drive directions 121 Street NW Both Kingsway Avenue Yellowhead Trail directions 122 Street NW Both Whitemud Drive Belgravia Road directions 127 Avenue NW Both 76 Street NW 116 Street NW directions 127 Street NW Both 137 Avenue NW north City limits directions 127 Street SW Both 350 meters south of Ellerslie Road SW directions 30 Avenue SW 137 Avenue NW Both Victoria Trail St. Albert Trail directions 137 Avenue NW Both Ray Gibbon Drive 199 Street NW directions 137 Avenue NE Both Aurum Road NE 17 Street NE directions 141 Street SW Both Ellerslie Road SW Chappelle Drive SW directions 142 Street NW Both 87 Avenue NW Stony Plain Road directions 142 Street NW Both 107 Avenue NW Yellowhead Trail directions 142 Street NW Both 137 Avenue NW North City limits directions Schedule D: 60 KM/H Maximum Speed Limit Page 5 of 10 Highway Direction From To 144 Avenue NW Both Victoria Trail Manning Drive directions 149 Street NW Both 137 Avenue NW Whitemud Drive directions 153 Avenue NE Both 17 Street NE Meridian Street (1 Street) directions 153 Avenue NW Both 18 Street NW 142 Street NW directions 156 Street NW Both 111 Avenue NW 128 Avenue NW directions 156 Street SW Both Ellerslie Road SW Approximately 17 Avenue SW directions 159 Street NW Both Whitemud Drive NW 87 Avenue NW directions 167 Avenue Both 9 Street NE 18 Street NW NE and NW directions 167 Avenue NW Both Fort Road NW 97 Street NW directions 167 Avenue Both 112 Street NW 142 Street NW directions 170 Street NW Both Callingwood Road NW Yellowhead Trail NW directions 170 Street NW Both 200 metres south of North City limits directions 137 Avenue NW 178 Street NW Both Callingwood Road 118 Avenue NW directions 184 Street NW Both 102 Avenue NW North City limits directions 195 Avenue NE Both 25 Street NE 18 Street NW directions Schedule D: 60 KM/H Maximum Speed Limit Page 6 of 10 Highway Direction From To 199 Street NW Both The north side service road of 137 Avenue NW directions Yellowhead Trail 199 Street NW Both Edgemont Boulevard NW Guardian Road NW directions 199 Street NW Both 87 Avenue NW The south service road directions of Stony Plain Road 199 Street NW Both 850 metres south of 118A Avenue NW directions 107 Avenue NW 207 Street SW Both Quadrant Avenue 9 Avenue SW directions Allendale Road Both 104 Street NW 61 Avenue NW directions Argyll Road Both 63 Avenue NW 76 Avenue NW directions Aurum Road NE Both 17 Street NE 34 Street NE directions Belgravia Road Both 116 Street NW 122 Street NW directions Callingwood Road Both 170 Street NW Anthony Henday Drive NW directions Calgary Trail Both 150 metres north of 34 Avenue NW directions 55 Avenue NW Castledowns Both 97 Street NW at 113A Street NW at Road directions 167 Avenue NW 137 Avenue NW Connors Road Both 85 Street NW Strathcona Road directions Ellerslie Both 34 Street SW 170 Street SW Road SW directions Schedule D: 60 KM/H Maximum Speed Limit Page 7 of 10 Highway Direction From To Fort Road Both 137 Avenue NW The junction of northbound and directions southbound Fort Road at approximately 135 Avenue NW Fort Road NW Both 153 Avenue NW 167 Avenue NW directions Fort Road NW Both 18 Street NW Meridian Street directions Fort Road NE Both Meridian Street Manning Freeway NE directions Fox Drive EB 100 metres west of Belgravia Road Belgravia Road Gateway Both 100 metres south of 78 Avenue NW Boulevard directions 34 Avenue NW Groat Road Both 87 Avenue NW Victoria Park Road directions Groat Road Both 105 Avenue NW 118 Avenue NW directions Guardian Road Both 199 Street NW Whitemud Drive NW directions Hayter Road Both Meridian Street Yellowhead Trail directions Hiller Road SW Both 170 Street SW Kostash Drive SW directions James Mowatt Both Ellerslie Road SW 41 Avenue SW Trail SW directions Kingsway Avenue Both 111 Avenue NW 121 Street NW NW directions Lessard Road Both 178 Street NW 199 Street NW NW directions Schedule D: 60 KM/H Maximum Speed Limit Page 8 of 10 Highway Direction From To Mayfield Road Both 170 Street NW 111 Avenue NW NW directions Meridian Street Both 153 Avenue NW Manning Drive directions Parsons Road Both 23 Avenue NW 34 Avenue NW NW directions Parsons Road Both 200 metres south of Ellerslie Road SW directions 13 Avenue NW Quadrant Avenue Both 199 Street NW 207 Street SW directions Rabbit Hill Road Both Terwillegar Drive NW Ellerslie Road SW NW and SW directions River Valley Road Both Groat Road 106 Street NW directions Roper Road NW Both 36 Street NW 50 Street NW directions Roper Road Both 75 Street NW 86 Street NW directions St.
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