SOUTHWEST CALGARY RING ROAD (SWCRR)

SOUTHWEST CALGARY RING ROAD (SWCRR)
PROPOSED 138 KV TRANSMISSION LINE RELOCATION
PROJECT OVERVIEW
Alberta Transportation has started planning for the construction of the SW portion of the road that will complete the Calgary Ring
Road. The completion of the SWCRR requires the relocation of several utilities that are directly impacted by the road construction.
The Province is working collaboratively with the impacted utility companies to help facilitate their planning and design.
The road design for the SWCRR conflicts with existing transmission infrastructure. Alberta Transportation has requested ENMAX
Power (ENMAX) to relocate its transmission lines away from the road alignment and into the new Power Line Component of the
newly established Transportation Utility Corridor (TUC) along the SWCRR. This land was transferred from the Tsuu T’ina Nation to
the Government of Alberta to accommodate a portion of the SWCRR and TUC.
PROJECT DETAILS
The project requires construction of new 138 kV transmission lines as well as the removal and salvage of existing transmission lines
including:
•Construction of a new 138 kV transmission line from AltaLink Substation
42S located at the intersection of Sarcee Trail and Glenmore Trail to
ENMAX Substation 35 located north of 90 Avenue SW in the southwest
corner of Glenmore Park
•Construction of a new 138 kV transmission line from ENMAX Substation
35 to ENMAX Substation 6 located at 16300 – 37 Street SW
•Removal and salvage of an existing 138 kV line between AltaLink Substation
42S and ENMAX Substation 30 located at 11111 – 37 Street SW and a
section of transmission line south of ENMAX Substation 30 once ENMAX
Substation 35 and the new proposed transmission lines are energized.
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TRANSPORTATION UTILITY CORRIDOR
(TUC)
In the mid-1970s, the Government of Alberta
established Restricted Development Areas (RDAs)
around Calgary. The lands included in these RDAs were
designated to accommodate linear transportation and
utility facilities. These uses include ring roads (and
associated interchanges), stormwater management
facilities, petroleum pipelines, power transmission
lines and municipal regional water, sanitary and storm
sewer lines.
SOUTHWEST CALGARY RING ROAD (SWCRR)
PROPOSED 138 KV TRANSMISSION LINE RELOCATION
All changes will occur within the TUC, City of Calgary right-of-ways and ENMAX property.
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SOUTHWEST CALGARY RING ROAD (SWCRR)
PROPOSED 138 KV TRANSMISSION LINE RELOCATION
TRANSMISSION STRUCTURES
The proposed single circuit transmission structures will be self-supporting expandable steel monopoles with a height of 18 to 24
metres ( 58 to 78 feet). The transmission line running east west to connect to Substation 35 at 90 Avenue SW will be a double circuit
line ranging in height from 22 to 27 metres ( 72 to 89 feet ). Distance between structures will be approximately 100 to 140 metres
(325 to 459 feet)
Alberta Infrastructure advised ENMAX the TUC right of way for current and future line use is only 25 metres wide with a height
restriction of 44 metres.
Single Circuit Steel Monopole
Double Circuit Steel Monopole
PROPOSED SCHEDULE
ENMAX plans to file the Facility Application (FA) with the Alberta Utilities Commission in late November 2015. Subject to approvals
being granted, ENMAX expects construction to begin in June 2016 with a proposed in-service date of September 2017.
SEPTEMBER 2015 - NOVEMBER 2015
Initial Stakeholder Engagement
NOVEMBER 2015
ENMAX submits FA to the AUC
MAY 2016
Permit and Licence from AUC granted to ENMAX Power
JUNE 2016
Construction begins
SEPTEMBER 2017
In-service date
NOVEMBER 2015 - SEPTEMBER 2017
Ongoing Stakeholder Engagement
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SOUTHWEST CALGARY RING ROAD (SWCRR)
PROPOSED 138 KV TRANSMISSION LINE RELOCATION
OPEN HOUSE
ENMAX representatives will be available at an open house to share information,
gather your input and address any questions or concerns you may have on the
proposed transmission project. We hope to see you there.
DATE
Wednesday, October 7, 2015
LOCATION
Southland Leisure Centre - Pool Viewing Area
TIME
4:00 – 8:00 pm
COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY
ENMAX is committed to being a responsible
corporate neighbour in the community. This
commitment includes providing timely and
meaningful engagement with stakeholders about
this project.
We have developed a comprehensive public
involvement program to provide opportunities
for area residents, occupants and landowners to
be informed about this proposal and to engage
with ENMAX in dialogue from the planning phase
through to construction.
ABOUT ENMAX CORPORATION
ENMAX, through its subsidiaries, makes,
moves and sells electricity to residential, small
business and large commercial customers and is
headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, with offices
in Edmonton. ENMAX Power Corporation owns
and operates transmission and distribution
infrastructure in Calgary and ENMAX Energy
Corporation owns diverse electricity generation
facilities throughout the province. Since 2007,
ENMAX has been named one of Alberta’s Top
Employers. ENMAX Energy is currently the
retailer of choice for both The City of Calgary and
The City of Edmonton.
MORE INFORMATION
Your input is very valuable to us. We will work with you to ensure you get
answers to your questions and your concerns are understood. For more
information about the proposed transmission line, please contact:
ENMAX POWER CORPORATION
Phone: (403) 514-1471
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: enmax.com/ringroad
For more information about the need for this project, please contact:
ALBERTA UTILITIES COMMISSION (AUC)
Phone: (780) 427 4903
Email: [email protected]
Website: auc.ab.ca
ALBERTA TRANSPORTATION
Phone: (780) 427-2731
(Toll free: dial 310-0000 before the 10 digit number)
Email: [email protected]
Website: sw-crr.ca
For more than 100 years, ENMAX has delivered safe and reliable electricity in Calgary. Moving electricity from the point where it is
generated to our customers’ homes and businesses is split into two areas: transmission and distribution.
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