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P3 value for money assessment and project report : Southwest Calgary Ring Road

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This report explains what a public-private partnership (P3) is and why it may be used. It provides a value for money assessment of the P3 and provides a project report for the Southwest Calgary Ring Road. More ≫

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This report explains what a public-private partnership (P3) is and why it may be used. It provides a value for money assessment of the P3 and provides a project report for the Southwest Calgary Ring Road.

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P3 value for money assessment and project report : Northeast Stoney Trail

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This report explains what a public-private partnership (P3) is and why it may be used. It provides a value for money assessment of the P3 and provides a project report for the Northeast Stoney Trail.

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P3 value for money assessment and project report : Northwest Anthony Henday Drive

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This report explains what a public-private partnership (P3) is and why it may be used. It provides a value for money assessment of the P3 and provides a project report for the Northwest Anthony... More ≫

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This report explains what a public-private partnership (P3) is and why it may be used. It provides a value for money assessment of the P3 and provides a project report for the Northwest Anthony Henday Drive.

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Transportation/utility corridors

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These two information sheets provide a brief overview of the transportation/utility corridors around the cities of Calgary and Edmonton. In the mid 1970s, the Government of Alberta established... More ≫

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These two information sheets provide a brief overview of the transportation/utility corridors around the cities of Calgary and Edmonton. In the mid 1970s, the Government of Alberta established restricted development areas around the two cities, designated for transportation/utility corridor uses, such as ring roads, major power lines, pipelines and linear municipal utilities.

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Transportation/Utility Corridor (TUC) Program policy

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In the mid 1970s, the Government of Alberta established restricted development areas around the cities of Calgary and Edmonton. The lands included in these areas were designated for... More ≫

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In the mid 1970s, the Government of Alberta established restricted development areas around the cities of Calgary and Edmonton. The lands included in these areas were designated for transportation/utility corridor uses, such as ring roads, major power lines, pipelines and linear municipal utilities. This policy describes the Transportation/Utility Corridor Program, the types of authorizations issued by the province, and the procedures for obtaining each of these authorizations.

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