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Neighbourhood Renewal construction has started in McCauley and Boyle Street.

Boyle Street

Construction Update - April 2025

It’s the second year of Boyle Street Neighbourhood Renewal and we are scheduled to start the week of April 21. Work will consist of reconstruction and paving of the roads, removal and replacement of public sidewalk, curb, gutter and street lighting.

This year, the majority of construction will take place from 84 Street to 96 Street, and 111 Avenue to 103A Avenue. Work will also be occurring on 101A Avenue from 97 Street to 96 Street where a full road closure will be required. Vehicle access to businesses and lots along 101A Avenue from 97 Street to 96 Street will be maintained, where possible, through the alleys accessible from 97 Street and Jasper Avenue. Please view this scope map to see the 2025 construction area.

The City of Edmonton and EPCOR are working together to construct Low Impact Development (LID), which will help with stormwater retention and help mitigate flooding.

Please watch your mailbox for construction bulletins that will provide more information along with details on landscaping and access. All residents and business owners are asked to access their homes and businesses through the back entrances and alleys, where possible, during construction. If no alley access is available and/or you have special access requirements (such as DATS or a temporary access ramp to the front of your home), please contact the Construction Project Manager, Ariel Couture, ariel.couture@edmonton.ca/780-496-4055, to coordinate.

Construction in Boyle Street began in spring 2024 and is expected to take 2 years (planned completion 2025).

Learn more about Boyle Street Neighbourhood Renewal:

McCauley

Construction Update - April 2025

It’s the third year of McCauley Neighbourhood Renewal and we are scheduled to start in April 2025! Work will consist of reconstruction and paving of the roads, removal and replacement of public sidewalk, curb, gutter and street lighting.

This year, the majority of construction will take place from 97 Street to 101 Street, and 110A Avenue to 105 Avenue. Please view this scope map to see the 2025 construction area. Carry-over work will also happen in the 2023/2024 area:

92 Street from 107 A Avenue to LRT tracks south of 107 Avenue
96 Street from 104 Avenue to the LRT tracks
105 A Avenue from 97 Street to 96 Street

View the April 2025 construction bulletins:

For those who live in the 2024 construction area (specifically from 95 Street to 96 Street, and 111 Avenue to 103A Avenue), any remaining landscaping and civil work is scheduled to start at the same time as this year’s construction. Landscaping work is highly dependent on weather and sod availability.

The City of Edmonton and EPCOR are working together to construct Low Impact Development (LID), which will help with stormwater retention and help mitigate flooding.

Construction in McCauley began in spring 2023 and is expected to take 3 years (planned completion fall 2025).

Learn more about McCauley Neighbourhood Renewal:

Canada Post Impacts

During construction, Canada Post may choose to temporarily suspend mail delivery. If this happens, you should receive a notice of temporary suspension with information about which depot your mail will be at and how you can claim it. If you are not receiving your mail but have not received a suspension notification, please call Canada Post customer service at 1-800-267-1177.

News and Updates

We commit to using your feedback to inform communication during construction.

Boyle Street and McCauley Neighbourhood Renewal

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About the Project

Neighbourhood reconstruction rehabilitates residential roads, replaces street lights, sidewalks, curbs and gutters, EPCOR Low Impact Design and adds missing sidewalk links where possible. Other opportunities to improve how people walk, bike, drive and gather in the neighbourhood and how they enjoy City-owned parks and open spaces are also explored.

A series of public events will be scheduled by the project team which will give residents the opportunity to build a project vision and guiding principles together and provide regular feedback on the different stages of the project including design.

Arterial roads and alleys are not included in the scope of work.

image of map of project work area in Boyle Street and McCauley

Project Scope of Existing Roadways

Map showing construction chunks based by year

Year Split Map

Limit of Alley Construction

Working Together to Make the Most out of Your Neighbourhood

The Building Great Neighbourhoods project team are genuinely interested guests, stepping into your neighbourhood like a visitor in your home. We want to learn and appreciate how you live and what you value in your community. Through public engagement, we will gain an understanding about what you need and value in your neighbourhood.

We seek to involve you in decision-making to shape the vision for engagement and neighbourhood improvements. Working together, we can make the most out of your neighbourhood.

How to Get Involved

We have created a road map to help you and your neighbours understand the steps of the renewal process and how you can participate. At each step we will tell you what the purpose is and how your input will inform the decisions being made. We commit to report back on how we used your input.

Concept Phase

The Concept phase is when we need to hear from you the most! We need your help to co-create a vision and guiding principles, explore opportunities, and explore options and tradeoffs. These are the most important pieces for your Neighbourhood Renewal and will be used to create a draft design to best meet your neighbourhood needs.

Design Phase

During the Design phase, we want your input on the refined designs for your neighbourhood. Your feedback will be incorporated into the final design, alongside technical requirements and City policies. These designs were created from the vision and guiding principles we co-created together. You shared your input, we incorporated your feedback, now we build!

Build Phase

During the Build phase, we want to hear your concerns about how construction may affect your private property.

Project History

Boyle Street - Construction Update - November 2024

Neighbourhood Renewal construction in Boyle Street has wrapped up for the 2024 construction season!

2024 construction began in May and was finished the first week of November. The 2024 construction season was a success and we completed most of the planned construction including:

The reconstruction of roads, sidewalks, curbs and gutters and new streetlights in the following areas:
- 96 Street to 92 Street south of Jasper Avenue
- 104 Avenue from 96 Street to 95 Street
- 103 Avenue from 97 Street to east of 95 Street
- 93 Street from Jasper Avenue to 103 A Avenue
- Concrete work from 103 A Avenue to 106 Avenue on 93 Street
- Concrete work from 106 Avenue from 92 Street to 85 Street

There are some areas in the 2024 construction area that were not completed due to conflicts with adjacent projects. Those areas include 105 Avenue west of 95 Street and the new future shared alley between 105 Avenue and 104 Avenue. The deferred work will be completed when construction resumes in 2025. Parts of the 2024 construction area may also require sod. Once the weather warms up, typically in early May, the landscape contractor will be completing the topsoil and sod placement in areas that could not be installed due to weather. By waiting until spring, the sod is more likely to establish.

Neighbourhood renewal work will resume in Boyle Street in the first week of May 2025, weather permitting. Please view this scope map to see the 2024 construction area.

Thank you for your patience and understanding as we completed the first year of neighbourhood renewal construction. Construction in Boyle Street began in spring 2024 and is expected to take two years.

Neighbourhood renewal in Boyle Street is progressing on time and on budget.

Learn more about Boyle Street Neighbourhood Renewal:

What to expect during construction
View the final designs for the neighbourhood
View the What We Decided report

The City of Edmonton and EPCOR are working together to construct Low Impact Development (LID), which will help with stormwater retention and help mitigate flooding.

McCauley - Construction Update - November 2024

Neighbourhood Renewal construction in McCauley Neighbourhood has wrapped up for the 2024 construction season!

2024 construction began in April and was finished the second week of November. The 2024 construction season was a success and we completed most of the planned construction including:

The reconstruction of roads, sidewalks, curbs and gutters and new streetlights in the following areas:
- 111 Avenue to 103 Avenue; 97 Street to 95 Street
- 106 A Avenue from 95 Street to 93 Street
- 106 Avenue from 95 Street to the alley
- From 108 Avenue to 107 A Avenue on 93 Street
- 92 Street from 111 Avenue to 107 Avenue
- Continuous Crossing on 93 Street and 107 Avenue
- LID installation on 107 Avenue
- 92 Street and 111 Avenue Plaza
- 108/108A Avenue and 95 Street Plaza and Streetscapes

There are some areas in the 2024 construction area that were not completed due to conflicts with adjacent projects. Those include 105A Avenue from 97 Street to 96 Street and 96 Street from 104 Avenue to south of the LRT tracks. The deferred work will be completed when construction resumes in 2025. Parts of the 2024 construction area may also require sod. Once the weather warms up, typically in early May, the landscape subcontractor will be completing the topsoil and sod placement. By waiting until spring, the sod is more likely to establish.

Neighbourhood renewal work will resume in McCauley in the first week of May 2025, weather permitting. The planned scope for 2025 will include roads and select alleys between 101 Street and 97 Street and between 111 Avenue and 105 Avenue. Prior to work resuming, construction notifications will be delivered to impacted residences.

Thank you for your patience and understanding as we completed another successful year of neighbourhood renewal construction. Construction in McCauley neighbourhood began in spring 2023 and is expected to take 3 years.

Neighbourhood renewal in McCauley is progressing on time and on budget.

Learn more about McCauley Neighbourhood Renewal:

What We Decided report
Final design (10.9 MB) for the neighbourhood
What to expect during construction

The City of Edmonton and EPCOR are working together to construct Low-Impact Development (LID), which will help with stormwater retention and help mitigate flooding.

Boyle Street - Construction Update - October 2024

The first year of Neighbourhood Renewal construction is underway in Boyle Street. Work will consist of reconstruction and paving of the roads and the removal and replacement of public sidewalks, curbs, gutters and street lighting.

Work in the Year 1 area is substantially complete as of the end of September, with the exception of a few concrete tie-ins, street light installation and decorative details on 103 Avenue from 97 Street to 96 Street.

Remaining areas will see topsoil and sod placement throughout October by a separate contractor.

Boyle Street Neighbourhood Renewal added 93 Street from 103 A Avenue to 106 Avenue (road and concrete), and 106 A Avenue from 92 Street to 86 Street (concrete only) to the Year 1 scope.

Anticipated completion of all work for this year is the end of October.

Remaining areas will see topsoil and sod placement over the next couple of weeks by a separate contractor. Street light base and conduit installation has started and will be ongoing in all Year 1 project areas.

Check out the links below to prepare for construction:

What to expect during construction
View the final designs for the neighbourhood
View the What We Decided report

The City of Edmonton and EPCOR are working together to construct Low Impact Development (LID), which will help with stormwater retention and help mitigate flooding.

Construction in Boyle Street will begin in spring 2024 and is expected to take 2 years (planned completion fall 2025).

McCauley - Construction Update - October 2024

The first year of Neighbourhood Renewal construction is underway in McCauley. Work will consist of reconstruction and paving of the roads and the removal and replacement of public sidewalks, curbs, gutters and street lighting.

Concrete work from 111 Avenue to 103 A Avenue is complete on both sides of the road from 97 Street to 95 Street, with the exception of a few remaining connectors and tie-ins. Concrete removals and installation is ongoing on 96 Street from 107A Avenue to 105 A Avenue.

A total staged closure on 96 Street has begun and will continue to shift south, opening up as work is completed. This staging will allow for acceleration of work on the sidewalk, bike lane and reconstruction of the road.

Anticipated completion of all work for this year is early November.

Please view this split map to see the 2024 construction area.

Check out the links below related to construction:

What We Decided report
Final design (10.9 MB) for the neighbourhood
What to expect during construction

The City of Edmonton and EPCOR are working together to construct Low-Impact Development (LID), which will help with stormwater retention and help mitigate flooding.

For special concerns or access requirements, such as DATS, please contact the Construction Project Manager Ariel Couture at ariel.couture@edmonton.ca.

Construction in McCauley began in the spring 2023 and is expected to take 3 years (planned completion fall 2025).

Local Improvement decision - Boyle Street

A Local Improvement is a construction project undertaken near or adjacent to residents’ properties which is considered more beneficial to the property owner and local area than to the City as a whole. These include upgrades to street lights and sidewalks.

Residents in Boyle Street chose not to pursue decorative street lights, but had the opportunity to participate in the sidewalk Local Improvement decision.

Property owners were mailed a local improvement package dated January 25, 2024 which included information about the sidewalk reconstruction Local Improvement and a form for those who wished to petition against. The 30-day petition period has since expired. Since the City did not receive majority (50% +1) petitions against the Local Improvement, sidewalk reconstruction will take place in all project areas over 2 years of construction for the neighbourhood.

Boyle Street - Construction Update - March 2024

It’s the first year of Boyle Street Neighbourhood Renewal and we are scheduled to start at the end of April! Work will consist of reconstruction and paving of the roads, removal and replacement of public sidewalk, curb, gutter and street lighting.

This year, the majority of construction will take place from 92 Street to 97 Street. Please view this scope map to see the 2024 construction area.

Check out the links below to prepare for construction:

What to expect during construction
View the final designs for the neighbourhood
View the What We Decided report

The City of Edmonton and EPCOR are working together to construct Low Impact Development (LID), which will help with stormwater retention and help mitigate flooding.

Please watch your mailbox for construction bulletins that will provide more information along with details on landscaping and access. For special concerns or access requirements, such as DATS, please contact the Construction Project Manager Ariel Couture at ariel.couture@edmonton.ca.

Construction in Boyle Street will begin in spring 2024 and is expected to take 2 years (planned completion fall 2025).

McCauley - Construction Update - March 2024

It’s the second year of McCauley Neighbourhood Renewal and we are scheduled to start mid-April, weather permitting! Work will consist of reconstruction and paving of the roads, removal and replacement of public sidewalk, curb, gutter and street lighting.

This year, the majority of construction will take place from 95 Street to 96 Street, and 111 Avenue to 103 A Avenue. Please view this split map to see the 2024 construction area. Carry over work will also happen in the 2023 area (specifically from 92 Street to 95 Street) including:

106 A Avenue from 95 Street to 93 Street
106 Avenue from 95 Street to the alley
From 108 Avenue to 107 A Avenue on 93 Street
92 Street from 111 Avenue to 107 Avenue
Continuous Crossing on 93 Street and 107 Avenue
LID installation on 107 Avenue

For those who live in the 2023 (Year 1) construction area, the remaining landscaping work is scheduled to start at the same time as this year’s construction. Landscaping work is highly dependent on weather and sod availability.

The City of Edmonton and EPCOR are working together to construct Low Impact Development (LID), which will help with stormwater retention and help mitigate flooding.

Construction in McCauley began in spring 2023 and is expected to take 3 years (planned completion fall 2024).

Boyle Street - Preparing for Construction - January 2024

Planning and design has been underway for Boyle Street Neighbourhood Renewal since January 2021. The Project Team has worked to create a design that meets current City standards, policies and technical considerations and considers public input.

We presented the final design to the community in July 2022 and now the time has come to start Preparing for Construction!

We invite you to learn and ask questions about construction and share your feedback and perspectives to identify potential impacts you may experience during construction.

Review the Final Design

McCauley - Construction Update - November 2023

Neighbourhood Renewal construction in McCauley has wrapped up Year 1 for the 2023 construction season!

2023 construction began in July and was finished the second week of November. The 2023 construction season was a success and construction we completed the reconstruction of roads, sidewalks, curbs and gutters and new street lights in the following areas:

From 95 Street to 92 Street on:
- 110A Avenue
- 110 Avenue
- 109A Avenue
- 108A Avenue
- 108 Avenue
- 107 Avenue
From 109 A Ave to 108A Ave on:
- 94 Street
- 93 Street
From 107A Avenue to 106 A Avenue on 93 Street

There are some areas in the 2023 construction area that were not completed. Those include

106A Avenue from 95 Street to 93 Street
106 Avenue from 95 Street to the alley
From 108 Avenue to 107A Avenue on 93 Street
92 Street from 111 Avenue to 107 Avenue
Continuous Crossing on 93 Street and 107 Avenue
LID installation on 107 Avenue
Sod and tree planting

The outstanding work will be completed when construction resumes in 2024. Once the weather warms up, typically in early May, the landscape subcontractor will be completing the tree and sod placement. By waiting until spring, the sod is more likely to establish.

Neighbourhood renewal work will resume in McCauley in the first week of May 2024, weather permitting. The planned scope for 2024 will include front streets between 95 Street and 97 Street from 111 Avenue to 105A Avenue, as well as 96 Street from 105A Avenue to 103A Avenue. Prior to work resuming, construction notifications will be delivered to impacted residences.

Boyle Street Neighborhood Renewal is expected to begin construction in spring of 2024. Watch for updates on construction timing and scope in the spring.

Thank you for your patience and understanding as we completed a successful year of neighbourhood renewal construction. Construction in McCauley neighbourhood began in summer of 2023 and is expected to take 3 years (complete in fall 2025).

Construction Update - June 2023

Renewal work in McCauley will start tentatively the week of June 12, weather permitting.

The planned scope for 2023 (areas outlined in scope maps below) will include:

Sidewalk, curb and gutter reconstruction
Street light replacement
Roadway rehabilitation
Landscaping
Streetscape upgrade

If you live in the construction area, you will receive an additional construction notice that provides more information on what to expect during construction prior to work beginning.

The majority of construction will take place between the hours of 7am-7pm on Monday - Saturday. In some cases, Project Teams may need to work on Sundays, but this is rare and typically happens in the fall when cold weather is approaching.

It’s important to note that there will be periods of time throughout the construction where it appears as if no activity is occurring. Rest assured that the site activities progress in a coordinated manner and will be completed as efficiently as possible.

During construction, one lane of traffic in each direction will be maintained at all times. The one exception is that, toward the completion of each section of the neighbourhood, the roadway will be completely closed to traffic on select days to facilitate road reconstruction and paving. Before this happens a bulletin will be circulated to the affected homes and businesses five working days prior to the work.

Throughout construction, certain areas of the neighbourhood will have restricted parking. “No Parking” signs will be posted in these areas at least 24 hours before the restriction. You may park on any unrestricted street in your neighbourhood. Cars parked in “No Parking” areas will be towed nearby free of charge.

Thank you for your patience and understanding as we start the first year of Neighborhood Renewal construction. Construction in McCauley is expected to take three years.

Construction in Boyle Street is set to begin in 2024 and take 2 years.

Community Feedback on Final Design

View the Winter 2023 Newsletter and What We Decided Report. Check out the final designs in the What We Decided Report. This report includes a street-by-street view of the final designs and any changes since June 2022 will be highlighted.

For a section view of the designs, please review the maps for each year of construction. These maps highlight what is being constructed.

Year 1 (2023)
Year 2 (2024)
Year 3 (2025)

More information on what to expect when Neighbourhood Renewal construction comes to McCauley is available in this Pre-Construction Booklet.

If you missed seeing the final design for your neighbourhood’s renewal, you can still review the street by street design booklet and the recorded presentation in the links below:

Local Improvement Decision

Local Improvements

Sidewalks

Residents in McCauley had the opportunity to participate in the Local Improvement decision.

Property owners were mailed a local improvement package dated January 16, 2023 which included information about the sidewalk reconstruction Local Improvement and a form for those who wished to petition against. The 30-day petition period has since expired. Since the City did not receive majority (50% +1) petitions against the Local Improvement, sidewalk reconstruction will take place in all project areas over 3 years of construction for the neighbourhood.

Boyle Street residents can expect Local Improvement documents in early 2024.

If you have questions regarding the Local Improvement process specifically, please contact LocalImprovement@edmonton.ca.

Boyle Street Sidewalk Reconstruction Local Improvement Information
McCauley Sidewalk Reconstruction Local Improvement Information

Project Update - October 2022

Thank you to everyone who engaged and provided local knowledge and preferences over the last two years of planning for Boyle Street and McCauley’s Neighbourhood Renewal. We appreciate everyone who took the time to provide their feedback through the survey, online events, emails and phone calls with the Project Team.

The Project Team has been busy preparing detailed plans for the construction team. In early 2023, we will be connecting with you again to share detailed schedules and other important information to help prepare you for construction in your neighbourhood.

Project Update - July 2022

Thank you to everyone who engaged with us virtually on Boyle Street and McCauley’s Community Feedback on Final Design stage of the project.

The online survey closed on June 30, 2022 and we appreciate everyone who took the time to provide their feedback through the survey, online events, emails and phone calls with the project team. We value your input as we move towards construction in your Neighbourhood.

For more information:

More Information
Boyle Street Sidewalk Reconstruction Local Improvement Information
McCauley Sidewalk Reconstruction Local Improvement Information
Engagement Summary
What We Heard Report

Project Update - March 2022

Thank you to everyone who engaged with us virtually on Boyle Street & McCauley’s Community Feedback on Draft Design stage of the project.

The online survey closed on March 12, 2022 and we appreciate everyone who took the time to provide their feedback, through the online presentations, the survey, emails and phone calls with the project team. The feedback you provide will be used to shape the renewal design for streets and public open spaces in the Boyle Street and McCauley neighbourhoods.

Your input is important as we move towards finalizing the design and the scheduled 2023 construction start date for your neighbourhood renewal.

The project team will review all of the feedback provided, along with technical information and City policies and programs, for consideration into the final design.

We will report back to you later this year to share the final design for your neighbourhood.

View Project Information

Draft design information booklets

Learn about Local Improvement options during Neighbourhood Renewal:

Boyle Street and McCauley Cost-sharing opportunities
Local Improvements

What We Heard Report

Exploring Options and Tradeoffs - September 2021

Thank you to everyone who engaged with us virtually on Boyle Street & McCauley’s Exploring Options and Tradeoffs stage of the project.

The online survey closed on September 30, 2021 and we appreciate everyone who took the time to provide their feedback, through the online presentation, the survey, emails and phone calls with the project team. The feedback you provide will be used to shape the renewal design for streets and public open spaces in the Boyle Street and McCauley neighbourhoods.

Your input is important as we move toward finalizing the design and the scheduled 2023 construction start date for your neighbourhood renewal. The project team will review all of the feedback provided, along with technical information and City policies and programs, for consideration into the final design.

We will report back to you later this year to share the first draft of an overall design for your neighbourhoods.

What We Heard Report - May to October 2021

Exploring Options and Tradeoffs Engagement Summary

Translated Project Overviews

Simplified Chinese
Traditional Chinese
Italian
Ukrainian
Vietnamese

Design Booklets

Sidewalks and Street Crossings
Parks and Open Spaces
Driving and Intersections
Active Transportation and Alley Connection
Bike Network and Street Changes

Exploring Opportunities - April 2021

Thank you to everyone who engaged with us during the Exploring Opportunities stage of neighbourhood renewal. The online survey closed on April 23, 2021. The feedback you provide will be used to shape the renewal design for streets and public open spaces in the Boyle Street and McCauley neighbourhoods.

We will be reaching out to you in summer 2021 when we enter the Exploring Options and Tradeoffs stage of neighbourhood renewal.

For more information, please review the final Vision and Guiding Principles and the April 2021 Newsletter for Boyle Street and McCauley neighbourhood renewal.

What We Heard Report

Building a Project Vision Together - January 2021

Thank you to everyone who shared their local knowledge, experiences and ideas for improvements during our Build a Project Vision Together Design stage of Boyle Street and McCauley’s neighbourhood renewal.

The online survey closed on January 4, 2021 and we appreciate everyone who took the time to participate. Input gathered will be used to confirm the vision and guiding principles for project decision making and provide direction and focus for design opportunities.

What we heard themes will be reviewed and considered along with technical findings and policy direction to focus on unique areas of opportunity within the 2 neighbourhoods. We will explore these areas and seek further public input during the Exploring Opportunities phase in early 2021.

Review the Draft Vision and Guiding Principles for Boyle Street and McCauley Neighbourhood Renewal.