Overview
The District will install a new protected multi-use pathway on the north side of Highway 99 to Government Road. The new pathway will connect to bike lanes on Government Road to provide a safe, comfortable and accessible pedestrian and cyclist connection.
This project will increase safety for all users at intersections by improving lighting, installing rectangular rapid flashing beacons and enhancing accessibility.
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Background
The District’s Active Transportation Plan identified Depot Road as a high priority for improved infrastructure to provide a safe east-west connection for active transportation users.
Multi-use pathways provide shared space for people walking and biking away from motor vehicle lanes. Squamish All Ages and Abilities Cycling Route survey participants identified off-street multi-use pathways as their top choice of active transportation infrastructure.
Impacts:
Location Map:
Project timeline:
Spring/Summer 2025 pending external grant funding decision.
Project cost:
$1.525M
Project contact:
Reid Plasterer
February 6, 2025
February 6, 2025 at 9:05 PM
Depot Road Active Transportation
Overview
The District will install a new protected multi-use pathway on the north side of Highway 99 to Government Road.
February 2, 2025 at 8:09 PM
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