Reservoir 1 Gravel Road Construction and Parking Lot Regrading at Edmonton International Airport

July 26, 2024 –Edmonton Regional Airports Authority must decide whether the proposed Reservoir 1 Gravel Road Construction and Parking Lot Regrading Project located at the Edmonton International Airport is likely to cause significant adverse environmental effects.

To help inform this decision, Edmonton Regional Airports Authority is inviting comments from the public on the project and its potential effects on the environment. All comments received will be considered public [and may be posted online]. For more information, individuals should consult the Privacy Notice on the Registry website.

Written comments must be submitted by August 26, 2024 to:

Edmonton Regional Airport Authority

1, 1000 Airport Road, Edmonton International Airport, AB, T9E OV3

yegimpactassessments@flyeia.com

 

The Proposed Project

The Reservoir 1 Gravel Road Construction and Parking Lot Regrading Project will help improve long term performance for existing infrastructure at the Edmonton International Airport. The scope of work includes but not limited to: earthworks, regrading to improve drainage on the existing gravel parking lot as well as construction of a new gravel access road. The project's forecasted total area of work is approximately 2,250 square meters.

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Latest update

The assessment is in progress.

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Contacts

Eric Fung, Environmental Specialist
1, 1000 Airport Road
Edmonton International Airport, AB, T9E OV3
Edmonton International Airport, Alberta T9E 0V3
Email: efung@flyeia.com


  • Location

    • Edmonton International Airport (Alberta)

  • Nature of Activity

    • Airport and Airfields

  • Assessment Status

    In progress

  • Start Date

    2024-07-26

  • Proponent

    Edmonton International Airport

  • Authorities

    • Edmonton Regional Airport Authority

  • Assessment Type

    Project on federal lands

  • Reference Number

    88766
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