Maley Drive Extension Project
The Maley Drive Extension is a solid investment in the social, economic and environmental future of the City of Greater Sudbury that will deliver short-term, medium-term and long-term benefits to residents, business and industry in an affordable and fiscally responsible manner, made possible by a three-way cost sharing partnership.
The Maley Drive Extension will be built in two phases. Phase One will connect LaSalle Boulevard West with Falconbridge Highway.
Phase Two will extend the Maley Drive Extension to Elm Street West (Municipal Road 35).
The Maley Drive Extension addresses the future needs of the City of Greater Sudbury.
**Claims- Residents are asked to contact the contractor directly to discuss damages to their property.
Please contact:
TerraNorth
799 Luoma Road
Sudbury, Ontario
P3G 1J4
Reference ENG17-35 Maley Drive Expansion on correspndence
Document Library
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Maley Drive Public Meeting Slides November 26 2018 (7.74 MB) (pptx)
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Maley Drive Staff Report to Council (4.63 MB) (pdf)
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Maley Drive Cost Benefits (563 KB) (pdf)
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EXTENSION WIDENING Page 2 map Nov 3 2015 (2) (275 KB) (pdf)
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PHASES Building to grow Map 3 UPDATE Nov 2 2015 (1) (398 KB) (pdf)
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Maley Drive Public Meeting Slides May 2 2018 (1.71 MB) (pdf)
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Noise Comments (225 KB) (pdf)
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Please consider all future infrastructure projects to support active transport and more public transit. We must no longer encroach on wetlands and forests for such projects as seen with Maley drive extension. Utilize and enhance existing infrastructure.
Really looking forward to this opening at the end of the month!
You should not be extending Montrose Avenue to Maley Drive.
Thanks for your question, erincg1.. There is a 300 metre noise mitigation berm being constructed north of Agincourt Avenue. Seedlings will be planted along the toe of that slope. The work is scheduled for this year. Seedlings are also being planted north of the proposed Montrose Extension.
Tree planting by Steven Monet's team was discussed by the City at a few of the public meetings for the area behind Agincourt as many construction vehicles created a road for access (clearing existing trees in their path) and for noise mitigation measures. Will this be completed in 2019?
Hopefully this helps traffic flow in New Sudbury
Unnecessary
So now we have another road to maintain. Wonder what that annual cost will be. I truly believe the funding recieved would have been better spent to upgrade roads we already have. I also have an issue with the overpass on regional road 80. I went under there in a heavy rainfall and the water was pouring in a river between the two parts, which totally blinded me, even though my wipers were on full. Surely some method of water diversion could have been used .
Happy to see improvements in the city of Greater Sudbury! Much needed!