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Consultation has concluded
The focus of this study is to plan cycling corridors in Lethbridge, connecting to key pathways and existing roadways as outlined in the City's Cycling Master Plan. This project will look at both on-street dedicated cycling lanes and shared multi-use pathways.
The scope of this study will identify cycling infrastructure along the major corridors of the cycling network identified in the first three stages of the Cycling Master Plan.
These include:
4 Avenue South from Scenic Drive South to Stafford Drive South
6 Street South from 3 Avenue South to 7 Avenue South
Stafford Drive from 5 Avenue North to 7 Avenue South (excluding the Highway 3 and Canadian Pacific Railway bridge crossings)
2A Avenue North from Stafford Drive North to 13 Street North
Highway 3 from Mayor Magrath Drive to 32 Street South
Gathering input from public and stakeholders will be a vital part of this project.
The focus of this study is to plan cycling corridors in Lethbridge, connecting to key pathways and existing roadways as outlined in the City's Cycling Master Plan. This project will look at both on-street dedicated cycling lanes and shared multi-use pathways.
The scope of this study will identify cycling infrastructure along the major corridors of the cycling network identified in the first three stages of the Cycling Master Plan.
These include:
4 Avenue South from Scenic Drive South to Stafford Drive South
6 Street South from 3 Avenue South to 7 Avenue South
Stafford Drive from 5 Avenue North to 7 Avenue South (excluding the Highway 3 and Canadian Pacific Railway bridge crossings)
2A Avenue North from Stafford Drive North to 13 Street North
Highway 3 from Mayor Magrath Drive to 32 Street South
Gathering input from public and stakeholders will be a vital part of this project.
Throughout
the Cycling Corridor Functional Planning Study process, we have been seeking
input and feedback on the five study corridors and their associated concept
options. Through our online survey, in-person meetings with stakeholders and
the community engagement events, we have received the following general feedback about the
6 Street South corridor:
The preservation of Festival Square is critical to the vibrancy of
6 Street South;
Vehicle parking on 6 Street South is important for business access;
Preservation of existing trees along 6 Street South is important;
6 Street South is well-liked and well-used as-is; and,
7 Street South should instead be used to provide access to Park Place
Mall, Galt Gardens, CASA, etc.
In
consideration of this feedback, we did not find that it would be viable to
provide an All Ages and Abilities bicycle facility along 6 Street South between 3
Avenue South and 4 Avenue South. To respond to this, we are considering replacing the 6 Street South
study corridor with an alternate cycling corridor along 7
Street South (between 1 Avenue South and 7 Avenue South). The 7 Street South corridor would
connect along 1 Avenue South to the Stafford Drive South study corridor.
Consultation has concluded
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CLOSED: This survey has concluded. Please see the results in the document library.