Since 2002, the City of Grande Prairie has been collecting sound level measurements to characterize traffic noise in residential neighbourhoods. Golder Associates Ltd. was retained by the City to carry out the 2020 traffic noise monitoring program.

Golder Associates Ltd. executed the 2020 traffic noise monitoring program during the period of September 15 to 17, 2020. Sound level measurements were collected at 14 residental receptors located throughout Grande Prairie. The results of the 2020 traffic noise monitoring program are presented in this report.

A Transportation Master Plan is an assessment of transportation needs now and in the future, it encompasses roads, sidewalks, paths, trails, and all modes of transport people use to get from one place to another. 

Also Known As

Transportation Master Plan, TMP, Traffic Forecast, EMME, EMME Transportation Model, Active Transportation, Road Network Analysis, Trucking Routes, Transit

Also known as 2018 Bear Creek Corridor Assessment

The Street Light Illumination Levels map illustrates the amount of street light throughout the city.

The City of Grande Prairie retained Stantec Consulting Ltd. (Stantec) to complete a Functional Planning Study for 84 Street from 68 Avenue to 132 Avenue, which has a total length of approximately 6.4 kilometres. 84 Street in an important component to the city's long term arterial road network. Ultimately, it will function as the primary northbound/southbound traffic corridor on the east side of the city and provide direct connections to 116 Avenue and 132 Avenue to complete the arterial road network "grid".