| Session Title |
GD - All Highways Great and Small: Interchanges, Major Facilities, and Two-Lane Highways |
| Title |
Highway 413 - Route Planning and Preliminary Design of a Major Facility |
| Abstract |
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- Introduction
- Highway 413 is a new 52 km 400-series highway in the GTA west region through Halton, Peel, and York Regions. It has 11 municipal interchanges connecting to the local arterial systems.
- Currently, Highway 413 is in the Environmental Assessment and Preliminary Design stage, which is identifying the corridor requirements for the highway, transitway, and other ancillary facilities.
- The history of Highway 413 goes back to at least 2007 with the initiation of Stage 1 of the Environmental Assessment Process; to determine the future needs and general location a facility in the GTA West area.
- There has been a lot said about the Highway 413 study in the political spheres, and the Project Team is here to provide an in-depth summary of the study, including its environmental analysis, technical complexities, and external controls.
- Project History
- Origins of Highway 413 (GTAW / Stage 1)
- 2007-2012
- Project goals
- Project needs – building block approach
- Route Planning Identification Process
- Identifying existing conditions
- QUANTM analysis for Long List of Alts
- Evaluation of Long List of Route Alternatives
- Identification of Short List of Route Alternatives
- Evaluation of Short List of Route Alternatives
- Technically Preferred Route
- Interchange Location Identification Process
- Environmental Impact Assessment Process
- Environmental Process
- Preliminary Design Process
- Consultation Process
- Provincial vs Federal Process and Status
- Highway 413 Act
- Lessons Learned
- Current Status and Next Steps
- Q&A
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| Presentation Description (for App) |
Highway 413 - The history and complexities of this route planning and preliminary design study. |
| Author and/or Presenter Information |
Jay Goldberg, WSP Canada Inc.
Curtis Beyur, Ontario Ministry of Transportation
Mark Gimpoli, WSP Canada Inc.
Jonathan McGarry, Ontario Ministry of Transportation
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