PTH 10 (BRANDON) DALY OVERPASS PROJECT - Construction Period Summary December 2020
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PTH 10 (BRANDON)
DALY OVERPASS PROJECT
Construction Period Summary
December 2020
DALY OVERPASS OVERVIEW
• Due to growth in the region
and the importance of PTH 10 HILTON AVENUE
!# !" PA R KER
as a major route, the current
BOUL
EVAR
D
three-lane Daly Overpass !"
structure has created a
‘bottleneck’ in the system. FRED BROWN WAY MAPLE AVENUE
19 TH STREET NORTH
• Manitoba Infrastructure is
constructing a new four-lane
18TH STREET
facility to replace the 50+ PACIFIC RAILWAY STICKNEY AVENUE
DIAN
year-old overpass. CANA MCDONALD AVENUE
NORTH
• The construction period
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is expected to run until Late
2023. City of
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Brandon
PACIFIC AVENUE
• MI will continue to provide EXTENSION
PACIFIC AVENUE
project updates throughout
the construction period.
ROSSER AVENUE
LEGEND
N O R T H
Project Area
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PROJECT COMPONENTS
• The project includes the following components:
– A new four-lane bridge over the CP Rail facility
– A separate new pedestrian/active transportation bridge just east of the new bridge
– New on/off ramps to connect 18th street with Pacific Avenue
– Property acquisitions to enable construction, improve sight lines and improve functionality of the
bridge
APPROXIMATE CONSTRUCTION AREA
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
3
PROJECT PROCESS
• This graphic illustrates the project process to date.
WE ARE HERE
ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3 ON-GOING
STAKEHOLDER STAKEHOLDER STAKEHOLDER GENERAL ON-GOING
CONSULTATION CONSULTATION COMMUNICATION CONSTRUCTION
(IDENTIFY ISSUES/ INCLUDING INCLUDING UPDATES THROUGH
CONCERNS) OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE PUBLIC CHANNELS
(SHARE PRELIMINARY (SHARE PREFERRED
OPTIONS) PLAN)
EVALUATE AND
PRELIMINARY VALUE DETAILED
SELECT CONSTRUCTION
DESIGN AND ENGINEERING DESIGN AND LAND
PREFERRED STUDY ACQUISITION PERIOD
OPTIONS PLAN
4PUBLIC AND STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT
• The project team has met with many !" !#
groups and individuals who are likely N O R T H
to have an interest in this project.
• Some of these groups include: As
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bo
– City of Brandon departments
in
e
Ri
v er
– CP Rail
– Utilities
– Adjacent landowners and
PROJECT SITE
businesses
– Nearby residents
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
– Emergency services
– Transit and active transportation
!#
interests
18TH STREET NORTH
– Organizations and interest groups
– Bridge users
– Others as they were identified
throughout the project
• MI will continue to communicate with
the general public throughout the LEGEND
construction period. Immediate Project
Area Stakeholders
Larger Project Area
Stakeholders
5PROPOSED PLAN
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5. Pavement upgrades
HILTON AVENUE
PA R KER
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6. A pathway is
provided along the
east side of 18th
18TH STREET
Street.
1. Sidewalk upgrades
NORTH
FRED BROWN WAY MAPLE AVENUE
7. Vehicular and
pedestrian access
19TH STREET NORTH
is maintained for
McDonald Avenue
and Stickney
2. Earthwork to build Avenue.
the road foundation.
STICKNEY AVENUE
R ID G E
MCDONALD AVENUE
N EW B
3. The roadway is 8. New separate
shifted to the east, pedestrian bridge
allowing the existing
bridge to be used
during construction. New Bridge
DGE
N EW B RI
PACIFIC AVENUE
4. Parking lot and
access changes
ROSSER AVENUE
6NEW BRIDGE CROSS SECTIONS
• The drawings below are cross-section diagrams of the new bridges.
WEST PROTECTIVE SCREENING
EAST
AND HANDRAILS
SAFETY FENCE SOUTHBOUND NORTHBOUND SAFETY FENCE LAMP POSTS
5 Steel Girders 5 Steel Girders
PACIFIC AVENUE/CP RAIL BRIDGE
WEST EAST
SOUTHBOUND NORTHBOUND
SAFETY
SAFETY FENCE
FENCE
8 Precast Prestressed Box Girders @ 1200 8 Precast Prestressed Box Girders @ 1200
STICKNEY AVENUE/MCDONALD AVENUE BRIDGE
7NEW BRIDGE PROFILE
• This graphic illustrates the profile of the new bridge over Pacific Avenue and the CP Rail tracks.
STEEL GIRDERS
8PROJECT TIMING
The estimated timeframes for key project milestones are as follows:
• Site preparation work (including soft dig operations for utilities) to take place in November 2020
(Completed)
• Demolition contract to be advertised on December 17, 2020
• Building demolitions (including the Kullberg building) will begin in January 2021 and are
expected to be substantially complete by April 2021
• Offline bridge construction is anticipated to begin in May 2021
• First traffic changes will likely occur in May 2021
• Construction completion including demolition of the existing bridge is targeted for late 2023
9CONTACT INFORMATION
Questions and comments about the project can be directed to:
dalyoverpass@gov.mb.ca
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