2023 Transportation Master Plan

A Transportation Master Plan sets the direction for how the City will build, maintain and operate the different transportation options, including roads, sidewalks, trails, and pathways. It reflects the growth and directions set out in other City plans and policies such as Municipal Development Plan, Intermunicipal Development Plans, as well as changes to the Municipal Government Act. The Transportation Master Plan also incorporates relevant existing information and plans available in Area Structure Plans.  

Updating the Transportation Master Plan will help identify system improvements, confirm that models and assumptions for users are updated, and find ways to improve the network level of service for the future growth and needs of Cold Lake. 

Location: City of Cold Lake

Schedule

February 2025: Final report anticipated to be complete 

Updates

Nov. 21, 2024: ISL Engineering provides Transportation Master Plan presentation to City Council. To review the presentation, click here.

Dec. 5, 2024: Open House concluded

Jan. 8, 2024: Draft report in progress

Background

The City of Cold Lake Master Plans are updated periodically and the recent Transportation Master Plan was completed in 2012. As many new planning documents have been implemented since the previous plan an update to the Transportation Master Plan is required.

Budget

Approved budget: $175,000.00

Funding Source: Unrestricted surplus

How will this benefit the community?

An updated Transportation Master Plan will help the City of Cold Lake understand the current state of the transportation network and provide a higher level of service to the users.

Strategic Alignment

The Transportation Master Plan Update follows the strategic alignment by providing the City of Cold Lake with the most up to date information regarding its Asset Network. The Transportation Master Plan also algins with the City’s Asset Management Policy to understand the current risks and levels of service of the transportation network and are considered by council to be able to make informed design and programming decisions and allocate funding based on the projections provided in the Master Plan.