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Bute Greenway - A shore-to-shore connection

Help us build a shore-to-shore connection

The City of Vancouver is exploring approaches to improve and prioritize Bute Street for walking, cycling, and rolling, with vibrant public spaces for people of all ages and abilities.

As part of this project we are building a permanent Bute-Robson Plaza and enhancing adjacent blocks on Robson Street. The improvements to Robson Street will involve joint efforts with the West End Commercial Streets project.

Thank you to everyone who shared feedback with us in Phase 1 and since the Bute-Robson Plaza was first installed in 2017. Review engagement highlights [PDF, 936KB] and the detailed engagement summary [PDF, 2MB] .

Thank you for your feedback

Your feedback will help shape next steps on the Bute Greenway. Please visit this page for future updates and engagement opportunities, or:

Next steps

Staff will review the feedback and share learnings from second phase of engagement with the community in the summer. In the next phase, based on community feedback staff, will refine and share designs for other selected segments.

The greenway will be implemented in phases, beginning with building a permanent Bute-Robson Plaza and enhancing adjacent blocks in 2024.

Help us build a shore-to-shore connection

The City of Vancouver is exploring approaches to improve and prioritize Bute Street for walking, cycling, and rolling, with vibrant public spaces for people of all ages and abilities.

As part of this project we are building a permanent Bute-Robson Plaza and enhancing adjacent blocks on Robson Street. The improvements to Robson Street will involve joint efforts with the West End Commercial Streets project.

Thank you to everyone who shared feedback with us in Phase 1 and since the Bute-Robson Plaza was first installed in 2017. Review engagement highlights [PDF, 936KB] and the detailed engagement summary [PDF, 2MB] .

Thank you for your feedback

Your feedback will help shape next steps on the Bute Greenway. Please visit this page for future updates and engagement opportunities, or:

Next steps

Staff will review the feedback and share learnings from second phase of engagement with the community in the summer. In the next phase, based on community feedback staff, will refine and share designs for other selected segments.

The greenway will be implemented in phases, beginning with building a permanent Bute-Robson Plaza and enhancing adjacent blocks in 2024.

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Share your ideas for improvement along Eihu Lane to Pender Street

about 1 year

The next phase of the vision development will focus on segment between Eihu Lane and Pender Street where there is the most potential to improve the experience for people walking, cycling and rolling, and create vibrant gathering spaces in this area. Staff are hoping to better understand community needs for this portion of the greenway. 

Which design theme(s) and elements would you like to see in blocks between Eihu Lane to Pender Street?

Tell us your idea by dragging and dropping a pin on the map. 

  1. Play for all (e.g., play surfaces, installations, games)
  2. Comfort for all (e.g., Flexible shelter, benches, viewing points)
  3. Green spaces (e.g., Community garden, planters, rain garden) 
  4. Other ideas

You can add a comment or an image to explain your idea. This map will be available until Sunday, April 30. 

Username and comments will be public on the map. If you would like to participate without adding to the map, please email your feedback to the project team at: butegreenway@vancouver.ca or take the survey.

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Page last updated: 12 May 2023, 09:04 AM