Commercial Snow Removal in Trader Ridge
Snow planning for developing commercial land, retail frontage and showroom industrial sites.
Commercial snow and ice management in Trader Ridge
Trader Ridge is a commercial area at the northwest corner of 132 Avenue and 100 Street in Grande Prairie. Cushman and Wakefield describes about 14.41 acres of fully serviced, CA-zoned land suited to build-to-suit industrial, retail or mixed use. A separate listing at the same corner describes up to about 102 acres for retail and showroom industrial uses. Realtor.ca also lists commercial space for lease at 13301 102 Street. These are listing descriptions, not claims about completed development or PWW clients.
Large undeveloped and newly developing lots need snow storage considered as each site builds out. Retail and showroom frontage can also bring entrances and customer-facing walks into the plan. City Traffic Bylaw C-1166 requires adjacent sidewalks to be cleared within 24 hours following the most recent deposit and identifies commercial or industrial snow placed on the road under section 37.1A. PWW coordinates service through its crew network and quotes each property from its actual layout.
What is verified about the Trader Ridge area?
Listing descriptions place Trader Ridge at the northwest corner of 132 Avenue and 100 Street. One describes about 14.41 acres of fully serviced, CA-zoned land for build-to-suit industrial, retail or mixed use. Another describes up to about 102 acres for retail and showroom industrial use. These descriptions do not confirm each site's current buildout.
How should developing Trader Ridge lots plan snow storage?
Reserve storage within each property's plan as the lot builds out. The listing descriptions show substantial land and a mix of possible uses, but they do not establish the access, buildings or storage capacity of any individual site. City rules identify commercial or industrial snow placed on the road under section 37.1A, so the roadway is not a storage area.
Which City rules matter for Trader Ridge frontage?
City Traffic Bylaw C-1166 requires the occupant or owner of a property adjacent to a sidewalk to remove snow and ice within 24 hours following the most recent deposit. Section 37.1A separately addresses snow removed from commercial or industrial property onto the road. The Alberta Occupiers' Liability Act also addresses reasonable care for visitors.
Property types we service in Trader Ridge
Roads and access
- 132 Avenue
- 100 Street
- 102 Street near 13301 102 Street
- Private site entrances
Planning as Trader Ridge builds out
- Check the actual buildout and access at each address.
- Reserve on-site snow storage before frontage and parking areas are occupied.
- Include adjacent sidewalks where they exist on the 24 hour City clock.
City rules for Trader Ridge properties
City Traffic Bylaw C-1166 requires an occupant or owner to remove snow and ice from an adjacent sidewalk within 24 hours following the most recent deposit.
The bylaw separately identifies commercial or industrial snow removed onto the road under section 37.1A. Alberta's Occupiers' Liability Act addresses reasonable care for visitors and the use of independent contractors.
City of Grande Prairie Traffic Bylaw C-1166, sections 37.1A and 38.1; Alberta Occupiers' Liability Act, sections 1, 5 and 11.
Where the snow goes in Trader Ridge
The listings do not establish the snow storage capacity of any individual Trader Ridge property.
Plan storage on the site rather than moving commercial or industrial snow onto the road.
Frequently asked questions about commercial snow removal in Trader Ridge
Where is Trader Ridge?
The listing descriptions place Trader Ridge at the northwest corner of 132 Avenue and 100 Street in Grande Prairie.
What uses are described for the land?
One listing describes build-to-suit industrial, retail or mixed use on about 14.41 acres. A separate listing describes up to about 102 acres for retail and showroom industrial land.
Is every Trader Ridge lot already developed?
That is not confirmed here. The supplied sources are land and commercial lease listings, so each property's current buildout, access and storage need to be checked before quoting.
How can a Trader Ridge property request snow service?
Request a site quote for the specific address, including its entrances, customer walks, parking or yard area and space to keep snow on the property.