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Ogden Road Realignment

September 1, 2026

Stations: Lynnwood/Millican, Ogden

Status: Current

Type: Utilities

To make way for the Green Line, Ogden Road S.E. will be realigned between the Canadian National Railway (CN) bridge and 69 Avenue S.E. The Green Line will run between the realigned roadway and the Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) railway line. This project is a key step in preparing for the road realignment.

Throughout construction, access to Pop Davies Athletic Park will be maintained, along with vehicle, pedestrian, and cyclist access along Ogden Road S.E. and Millican Road S.E. The informal gravel parking on the west side of the existing Ogden Road will be permanently removed to make way for the new roadway.

Scope of work

Work includes:

  • Installation of a water main and storm trunk line
  • Construction of a multi-use pathway along the west side of Ogden Road
  • Construction of a new asphalt parking lot with approximately 100 stalls at the south end of Pop Davies Athletic Park
  • Landscaping and related site improvements

Location

Ogden Road S.E. and Millican Road S.E.

Start Date:
September 2025
Anticipated Completion Date:
October 2026
Construction Partner: 

Milestone Status
Topsoil stripping Completed
Water main installation Completed
Storm trunk line installation In progress
Construction of the new parking lot at Pop Davies Athletic Park In Progress

August 2026 Update

Work continues on the Ogden Road Realignment project, with major activities underway across the site, including installation of the underground stormwater storage tank, construction of a lock-block retaining wall and ongoing third-party utility relocations.

Installation of the stormwater storage tank is progressing within the future parking lot at the south end of Pop Davies Athletic Park. Located beneath the surface, the storage tank will capture and store rainwater, helping reduce flood risk by allowing water to gradually soak into the ground.

Construction of the lock-block retaining wall is also underway. The retaining wall will help support the future road alignment and surrounding infrastructure.

Storm trunk line installation remains in progress. Once complete, it will collect runoff from catch basins and manholes along Ogden Road and direct it to the underground stormwater storage tank.

Third-party utility companies continue to relocate infrastructure throughout the project area to accommodate future road and Green Line construction.

To support the recreation season, the contractor has adjusted the construction site layout at Pop Davies Athletic Park, including updated parking arrangements that help maintain access for park users while construction continues nearby.

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Construction Progress

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Crews excavate the future underground stormwater storage tank beneath the new asphalt parking lot at the south end of Pop Davies Athletic Park in July 2026.
Crews excavate the future underground stormwater storage tank beneath the new asphalt parking lot at the south end of Pop Davies Athletic Park in July 2026.
Looking north from Millican Road S.E., showing water main installation work underway in July 2026.
Looking north from Millican Road S.E., showing water main installation work underway in July 2026.
Looking south along Ogden Road S.E. near the southern limit of the project site, a few blocks north of 69 Avenue S.E.
Looking south along Ogden Road S.E. near the southern limit of the project site, a few blocks north of 69 Avenue S.E.
Aerial view of the project site north of Millican Road S.E., with watermain installation work underway in April 2026.
Aerial view of the project site north of Millican Road S.E., with watermain installation work underway in April 2026.
An articulated dump truck moves dirt across the project site in April 2026.
An articulated dump truck moves dirt across the project site in April 2026.
Aerial view of the project site, looking south along Ogden Road S.E. in April 2026.
Aerial view of the project site, looking south along Ogden Road S.E. in April 2026.
An excavator backfills dirt over a portion of the recently installed watermain in February 2026.
An excavator backfills dirt over a portion of the recently installed watermain in February 2026.
An excavator and bulldozer backfilling a portion of the watermain installation near Millican Road S.E. in February 2026.
An excavator and bulldozer backfilling a portion of the watermain installation near Millican Road S.E. in February 2026.
A compactor rolls over the dirt to ensure proper compaction above a portion of the recently installed watermain in February 2026.
A compactor rolls over the dirt to ensure proper compaction above a portion of the recently installed watermain in February 2026.
The removal of grass and topsoil is to prepare for a new water mainline that will be installed parallel to the existing Ogden Road. The new Ogden Road will eventually run over top of this new water mainline.
The removal of grass and topsoil is to prepare for a new water mainline that will be installed parallel to the existing Ogden Road. The new Ogden Road will eventually run over top of this new water mainline.
Ogden Road S.E. looking northwest in September 2025 before work began
Ogden Road S.E. looking northwest in September 2025 before work began

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