Fermor Avenue Seine River Bridge Rehabilitation Open House

Winnipeggers are invited to attend an open house to view and provide feedback on the preliminary design ideas for the Fermor Bridge rehabilitation and roadworks.

The section of Fermor Avenue between St. Anne’s Road and Archibald Street, including the bridge over the Seine River, is in poor condition and needs to be rehabilitated. A study is required to develop a preliminary design for the rehabilitation as well as improvements to the active transportation network in the study area.

Date: Tuesday, December 13, 2016
Time: 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Location: Southdale Community Centre, 254 Lakewood Boulevard

If you cannot attend the open house, please review the open house boards and fill in the survey EN | FR.

To help provide context for the project, we’ve developed a land use map that locates important destinations and corridors in the vicinity of the project.

Preliminary designs include the addition of a pathway on the north side of the bridge that would provide pedestrian and bicycle access across the Seine River during flooding and a 6m through pass of Fermor Avenue connecting Niakwa Road to the Niakwa Trail and Des Meurons. These are great additions to the city’s pedestrian and bicycle network in this area.

However, we feel that there are improvements that could be made to further improve connectivity in the vicinity of this project. We have identified the following as important destinations and corridors near the rehabilitation project.

Land use and bikeway connections near the Fermor Avenue-Seine River Bridge Rehabilitation Project

1. Elm Park Bridge
2. Glenlawn Collegiate/YMCA
3. Supervalue
4. Safeway/Travelodge
5. Bonivital Pool/Windsor Park Library
6. Southdale Centre Mall
7. HIgh-Density Housing between St. Anne’s and Seine River
8. Louis Riel School Division/Norberry Glen Lee Community Centre
9. J. H. Bruns Collegiate/Southdale Community Centre
10. Dakota Collegiate/IGA
11. High-Density Housing along Beliveau
12. Home Depot Commercial Centre
13. St. Vital Park
14. St. Vital Centre
15. Des Meurons/Eggerton Bikeway (under study)
16. Niakwa Trail
17. Dakota/Dunkirk Pathway
18. St. Mary’s Corridor
19. St. George Neighbourhood Greenway (under study)
20. St. Anne’s Corridor
21. Bishop Grandin Greenway

Land use and bikeway connections near the Fermor Avenue-Seine River Bridge Rehabilitation Project with suggested additions from Bike Winnipeg.

For the purpose of the Pedestrian and Bicycle Network, the study area covers Fermor Avenue and Niakwa Road between Archibald and St. Annes (plus a bit of a buffer) as well as Pebble Beach Road from Niakwa Road to Willowlake Crescent.

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