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NCC Decision: 3 options to go forward

February 13th, 2009 Posted in News and Commentary, Video and Audio Clips

The NCC voted unanimously to go ahead to Phase 2 with three options. This is contingent on funding from the Province of Ontario—agreement to participate in next phase of the study is not clear from their statement. Phase two is expected to cost $1.7 million for each of the three funding partners and is expected to take four years to complete as opposed to three. Phase two will also include a commercial vehicle origin/ destination study.

Media coverage below:

Feb. 14, Ottawa Citizen: NCC opts to study 3 bridge routes

Feb. 14, Ottawa Sun: NCC adds 2 options to new bridge plan

Feb. 13, CBC Ottawa: Ottawa given 3 choices for new interprovincial bridge

Feb. 13, Orleans Star: Study to look at Lower Duck, Kettle Island sites NCC decides

Feb. 13, CTV Ottawa: NCC to study three locations for new inter-provincial bridge (with video clip)

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