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Are there any plans to improve the bicycle lane along Wallace dr ? The section needing the most attention is from West Saanich rd to Stellys cross rd. thanks
Perry Freisinger
asked
3 months ago
This section was identified as a key priority for residents and it will be included in the draft plan, which will be available for public comment this winter. This section of Wallace Drive is scheduled to be reconstructed as part of the Brentwood Bay sewer replacement project, which is subject to grant funding due to the high costs. The scope of work includes reconfiguration of the roadway to include bike lanes.
Active Transportation Plan has finished this stage
The core project team has been formed, which includes District staff and active transportation professionals from Urban Systems
(architects of BC’s Active Transportation
Design Guide).
Understanding Current Conditions, fall 2019
Active Transportation Plan has finished this stage
This phase is focused on developing a full and detailed understanding of the current state of active transportation in Central Saanich. It includes a review of plans and policies, mapping of current facilities and community destinations, and a comprehensive review of available data.
Stakeholder and Public Feedback, January-March 2020
Active Transportation Plan has finished this stage
The community will have the opportunity to meet with the project team and/or contribute their ideas (both in person and through this site) for improving the overall active transportation network, traffic safety, and identifying current challenges and opportunities. The team will also work closely with a technical advisory committee (including the police service, BC Transit and others) and stakeholders (such as cycling groups and underrepresented groups).
Active Transportation Plan has finished this stage
The understanding of current conditions and aspirations of the
public and stakeholders will inform this stage of the plan and the core project
team will begin to develop the Active Transportation Plan.
Financial Strategy, Fall 2020
Active Transportation Plan is currently at this stage
The work in this phase will ensure
that the Active Transportation Plan considers and reflects financial
implications the District and its residents are comfortable with.
Active Transportation Plan Completion, September-December 2020
this is an upcoming stage for Active Transportation Plan
The final phase of
work will involve drafting and finalizing the plan through consultation with
District staff, the technical advisory committee, stakeholders, the public, and Council.