Stony Plain Road over Groat Road Bridge Rehabilitation

What's New

The Stony Plain Road Bridge will be closed to all vehicle traffic April 28, 2013 until September 1, 2013. Pedestrian access will be provided via a single sidewalk throughout the majority of the construction period. Bus detours and temporary parking bans will be in effect.

• Bus detour and free local shuttle bus information
• Bus detour and parking ban map

Bridge rehabilitation will include:

• Deck surface removal and replacement
• Miscellaneous patching and other repairs to the piers and abutments
• Retrofit of leaking deck joints
• Barrier enhancement at the bridge pier on Groat Road Northbound

Traffic Notification - April 24, 2013

About the Project

The Stony Plain Road over Groat Road Bridge was originally constructed in the mid 1950’s and has served as a major roadway and pedestrian crossing of the Groat Ravine since that time. The bridge has undergone selective repairs over the years with the last major rehabilitation occurring in 1991 and it has again reached a condition state at which major repairs are needed to extend its life.

Site Overview (90.71KB)

Where We Are At Today

Construction on this project began on April 28, 2013 and completion is anticipated for late summer 2013.

Project History

September 2012 - Public Meeting

The City of Edmonton presented the following information at the public meeting on September 25. Residents were provided information on the Stony Plain Road Over Groat Road Bridge Rehabilitation project and were invited to provide comments and feedback.

Project Overview

Bridge & Roadwork Overview

Environmental Program & Public Involvement

Project Schedule

Alternate Routes

Transit Detour Plans

Sidewalk/Path Closures

For more information:

Jason Reske