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Guelph – Wellington – Waterloo Regional Road Network

Guelph – Wellington – Waterloo Regional Road Network. Re-examining the GTA West Transportation Study Conclusions 25 February 2013. GTA West Revisited. The conclusion of the GTA West study in 2010 occurred prior to the recommendations on Highway 7

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Guelph – Wellington – Waterloo Regional Road Network

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  1. Guelph – Wellington – Waterloo Regional Road Network Re-examining the GTA West Transportation Study Conclusions 25 February 2013

  2. GTA West Revisited • The conclusion of the GTA West study in 2010 occurred prior to the recommendations on Highway 7 • The GTA West study did not take into account the area west of Guelph which includes the Region of Waterloo International Airport and significant manufacturing and food and agriculture activities

  3. The Bigger Picture • With Highway 7 approved, the GTA West study needs to be re-examined • The solid green line proposed needs to change to an East-West and North-South grid shown as dashed line

  4. The GTA West Study recommended the green dotted line to Milton, limiting service to Waterloo – Wellington – Guelph • An effective grid with E-W every 15 km and N-S every 25 km will drive growth. • Tying into the Hanlon extension reduces the load on Guelph infrastructure

  5. Westbound 401 traffic is serviced on Highway 124 to Cambridge scaled down to include roundabouts • Southbound Highway 6 via Hanlon extension, bypassing Morriston • Northbound Highway 6 to the new Highway 7 and connecting to the GTA West by extending north of Woodlawn Rd

  6. North to Barrie, South to Cambridge • Highway 124 is a surrogate until GTA West is completed, so needs upgrading including a bypass around Erin • Autoparts in Georgetown and Acton need better access to the economic corridor

  7. Other Economic Corridors • In addition to connecting 8 auto assembly plants with 465 auto part manufacturers and related input companies, other key markets would be served • Food and Ag growers and processers • Furniture manufacturers and distributors • Water technology companies and alternate energy • Tourism and creative sectors

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