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Spy Hill lands provincial aggregate operation hydrogeological assessment, 33-025-2 W5M

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The Spy Hill subject site includes undeveloped land owned by the Province of Alberta and located within the City of Calgary which contain a significant deposit of high-quality, non-renewable... More ≫

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The Spy Hill subject site includes undeveloped land owned by the Province of Alberta and located within the City of Calgary which contain a significant deposit of high-quality, non-renewable aggregate resources. This report presents the results of a hydrogeological assessment of the lands to determine whether the Spy Hill Lands Development Project will present any risk to the existing water wells in the vicinity of the mining operation, and to determine if the mining will affect the surface water bodies west of the site.

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Contract administration manual : highway and bridge maintenance : version 2, 2003

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This manual is a revised version and replaces Alberta Transportation's Contract Administration Manual for Highway and Bridge Maintenance issued in February 1999. This manual is intended to provide... More ≫

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This manual is a revised version and replaces Alberta Transportation's Contract Administration Manual for Highway and Bridge Maintenance issued in February 1999. This manual is intended to provide a framework for consistent administration of highway maintenance contracts province wide. This manual outlines the duties and responsibilities of Alberta Transportation's highway maintenance sector employees, and provides proper protocol for handling issues that arise from contract interpretation and work specifications.

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Spy Hill lands development project : phase 1 report

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The Spy Hill subject site includes two sections of undeveloped land owned by the Province of Alberta and located within the City of Calgary which contain a significant deposit of high-quality,... More ≫

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The Spy Hill subject site includes two sections of undeveloped land owned by the Province of Alberta and located within the City of Calgary which contain a significant deposit of high-quality, non-renewable aggregate resources. This report was developed to determine/evaluate development options and identify the optimum way of assuring that the Spy Hill gravel reserves are utilized to their optimum levels.

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Spy Hill lands development project : servicing study

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The Spy Hill subject site includes two sections of undeveloped land owned by the Province of Alberta and located within the City of Calgary which contain a significant deposit of high-quality,... More ≫

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The Spy Hill subject site includes two sections of undeveloped land owned by the Province of Alberta and located within the City of Calgary which contain a significant deposit of high-quality, non-renewable aggregate resources. This report is part of a larger development project and looks at servicing options under two different development scenarios.

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Standard specifications for highway maintenance : edition 3

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These specifications set out the general requirements for the performance of maintenance operations on roadways and where applicable, vehicle inspection stations, roadside turnouts, park roads,... More ≫

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These specifications set out the general requirements for the performance of maintenance operations on roadways and where applicable, vehicle inspection stations, roadside turnouts, park roads, rest areas and environmental structures under the jurisdiction of the Minister of Infrastructure and Transportation within the Province of Alberta.

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Harmonization of spring weight restrictions and winter weight premiums for roads in the Prairie region

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The main purpose of this study was to document the current policies and practices of the three Prairie provinces (Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba) in setting seasonal truck road weight... More ≫

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The main purpose of this study was to document the current policies and practices of the three Prairie provinces (Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba) in setting seasonal truck road weight restrictions. Researchers were to also identify opportunities to support a science-based framework for rationalizing and harmonizing the three provinces' regulations and enforcement rules. Key findings from the study were presented in detail in four separate task reports. This executive summary summarizes the results reported in each of the final reports for the project.

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Highway maintenance guidelines and level of service manual

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This manual provides information on maintenance standards and levels of service being provided on the provincial highway network. It outlines the Department’s responsibilities related to the... More ≫

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This manual provides information on maintenance standards and levels of service being provided on the provincial highway network. It outlines the Department’s responsibilities related to the delivery of maintenance activities on Alberta’s provincial highways. Use of the manual will ensure uniformity and consistency of the maintenance service levels provided across the province.

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