About the Project
The Ministry of Transportation (MTO) has retained AECOM Canada Ltd (AECOM) to undertake the Detail Design Study and Class Environmental Assessment (EA) for a 2+1 Roadway Model Pilot Project on Highway 11, between the City of North Bay and the Municipality of Temagami. A 2+1 highway is three-lane highway that typically involves a passing lane that changes directions approximately every two (2) to five (5) kilometres. The two locations selected for the Project include the following as shown on the key map.
GWP 5033-22-00: Highway 11 from 4.6 km north of Highway 64 northerly 11.4 km to 340 m south of Jumping Caribou Road located in the Townships of Sisk, Olive and Law in the District of Nipissing and within the Electoral Riding of Temiskaming-Cochrane.
GWP 5151-21-00: Highway 11 from Sand Dam Road northerly 13.8 km to Ellsmere Road, located in the Townships of Merrick, Blyth, Notman and Lyman in the District of Nipissing and within the Electoral Riding of Temiskaming-Cochrane.
The purpose of the Project is to reconstruct/reconfigure and widen Highway 11 in the two locations to accommodate a 2+1 facility, rehabilitate other elements including frost heaves and pavement distress areas, and complete various operational improvements.
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