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Looks like your eye is right. My thought would be that to provide adequate spacing on the piers, the support structure needed to be built not exactly centre under the bridge.

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does part of the Deerfoot expansion project include repaving of existing roads? There are so many potholes and rough sections along the entire length, it’s in very poor shape.
 
I think they’re going to rip up the current lanes to reconfigure it between Anderson and Ivor Strong bridge. There’s still another pillar for the flyover that needs to be built right in the middle of the current roadway. They’ve already re-routed sections for construction of other parts.

Further south Deerfoot is getting repaved between Mackenzie Towne and Cranston / Auburn Bay.
 
Deerfoot has been crumbling and the road surface in really poor shape for the last few years. They have done some piecemeal patching but I really hope once the expansion work is done they re-pave the entire length of it. 🤞🏼
 
What about North between 64ave and Memorial? It’s in really bad shape apart from the new lane they are adding
They say 70km of lanes will be resurfaced, I'm assuming they're not counting individual lanes? but rather both sides, so divide that by 2 you get 35km. Mckenzie Towne to Airport Trail is about 32km. If they count some on/off ramps, should still be a decent portion they'll resurface. Likely just waiting for all the work to finish.
 
Wonder what they will do with the section from Southland to 17th ave? That section was concrete originally and the expansion joints/seams lifted terribly. Even a foot of asphalt hasn’t helps much over the past 15 years. Wonder if they’d mill off all that asphalt and see if they could level the concrete base?
 
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100% with this government they will wait until after the municipal election to resurface Deerfoot since most Calgarians are unaware that Deerfoot is a provincial responsibility and will instead blame Gondek and Council for problems created by the province. If Calgary elects a conservative mayor and council in the fall, watch many of these provincial jurisdiction issues magically get fixed.
 
The work on Deerfoot is underway and should be entirely independent of the municipal election. This is a multi phase, multi year project that's already underway. Though if anyone is going to inject politics into the process, that wingbat Smith is likely the one.
 

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