The following projects have been completed, unless otherwise noted.

Strathcona County

• Baseline Road westbound lanes - Chelsea Way to Broadview Blvd. - Approximate length 2.85 kms
• Clover Bar Road northbound lanes - Granada Blvd. to Baseline Road - Approximate length 2.44 kms
• Clover Bar Road southbound lanes - Baseline Road to Colwill Blvd. - Approximate length 1.37 kms

Alberta delegation visits Arizona cold climate
AR projects in 2001 with George Way

City of Edmonton

• 23 Avenue - 66 St. to 91 St - Approximate length 2.10 kms
• 23 Avenue - 111 St. to 119 St. - Approximate length 1.15 kms
• Groat Road - 107 Ave to 118 Ave. - Approximate length 2.30 kms
• Stony Plain Road - 130 St. to 142 St. - Approximate length 1.35 kms
• Night paving to take place from Aug 30 - Sept. 1
• 87 Ave. from 178 St. to 189 St. - Approximate length 1.25 kms
• Night paving to take place from Sept. 2-3
• 27 Street from 132 Ave. to 137 Ave. - Approximate length 0.80 kms
• Paving to take place on Sept. 4

City of Calgary

• MacLeod Trail (southbound lanes only) 162 to 194 Ave. SE
• Approximate length 1.60 kms

Provincial highways

• Highway 36 south of Brooks - Approximate length 6 kms
• Highway 16 east of Vegreville - Approximate length 5.2 kms

Tire Recycling Facts

• Albertans discard over 3 million tires every year.
• No tires have been burned as fuel in Alberta since 1995.
• Over 80 per cent of the rubber material being recycled today is used right here in Alberta, twice as much as two years ago.

Asphalt Rubber equipment now Alberta based

   In the past, the equipment used to make asphalt rubber
had to be imported from Arizona. This often caused delays
and inflexibility for Alberta asphalt rubber paving. 2004 is the first year that the equipment used to create asphalt rubber is provided by an Edmonton-based company, Fath Industries.
   Having an Alberta based company provide the equipment
means that Alberta's asphalt rubber projects can be
carried out more efficiently and reliably.

International Surfacing Systems distributor truck.

The Alberta Asphalt Rubber Steering Committee

• Behind every asphalt rubber project in Alberta is the Alberta Asphalt Rubber Steering Committee. This the only committee of its kind in North America which has representatives from provincial and municipal governments, industry, and academia. The committee is comprised of representatives from:
• Alberta Recycling Management Authority EBA Engineering
• Alberta Transportation University of Alberta
• City of Edmonton City of Calgary
• Strathcona County Husky Energy Alberta Roadbuilders and Heavy Construction Association

L - R: Mike Domino, ISS; Doug Wright, TRMA Albert;
Al Schulz, TRMA Alberta; Allan Kwan, Alberta DOT and
Jeffrey Reed, ISS share their 2002 RPA awards.