Dunsmuir/Melville street upgrades

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The City of Vancouver is planning to make it easier and safer to walk, bike and roll along Dunsmuir and Melville Streets. This work will happen between Hornby Street and the Coal Harbour Seawall. It will help connect important routes, including Dunsmuir Street, Hornby Street, Bute Street and the Seaside Greenway.

This project is a key corridor listed in the 2023-2027 Active Mobility Plan. This project aims to boost sustainable travel options and support climate action.

Changes include:

  • A 0.9 km two-way protected bike lane using quick-build materials
  • Intersection and bus stop improvements
  • Parking, loading and pick-up/drop-off area adjustments

Learn more about the proposed design by reading our information boards (PDF, 2.76 MB).

Next steps

Public engagement for the Dunsmuir/Melville Street Upgrades project ended on October 6, 2024. Thank you to everyone who attended our in-person events and provided feedback through our survey and project inbox.

Staff will review and analyze the feedback before sharing an engagement summary in the coming months. Construction is expected to begin in 2026.


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The City of Vancouver is planning to make it easier and safer to walk, bike and roll along Dunsmuir and Melville Streets. This work will happen between Hornby Street and the Coal Harbour Seawall. It will help connect important routes, including Dunsmuir Street, Hornby Street, Bute Street and the Seaside Greenway.

This project is a key corridor listed in the 2023-2027 Active Mobility Plan. This project aims to boost sustainable travel options and support climate action.

Changes include:

  • A 0.9 km two-way protected bike lane using quick-build materials
  • Intersection and bus stop improvements
  • Parking, loading and pick-up/drop-off area adjustments

Learn more about the proposed design by reading our information boards (PDF, 2.76 MB).

Next steps

Public engagement for the Dunsmuir/Melville Street Upgrades project ended on October 6, 2024. Thank you to everyone who attended our in-person events and provided feedback through our survey and project inbox.

Staff will review and analyze the feedback before sharing an engagement summary in the coming months. Construction is expected to begin in 2026.


  • CLOSED: This survey was open from September 12 to October 6. It has now concluded. Thank you to everyone who provided feedback. We will prepare an engagement summary sharing what we heard from the community in the coming months.

    An illustration showing a protected bike lane with people riding bikes and micro-mobility, pedestrians, cars and a bus.

    We’re asking for your feedback on the proposed upgrades along Dunsmuir and Melville Streets from Hornby Street to the Coal Harbour Seawall. 

    This project will also include changes to Jervis Street between Melville Street and West Hastings Street. Upgrades will be coordinated with the new Coal Harbour School development on Hastings and Broughton Streets.

    Your input will help us make refinements to the design before implementation.

    This survey should take approximately 5 to 10 minutes to complete. It will remain open until Sunday, October 6. Your responses will be kept confidential. 

    Paper copies are available on request and can be submitted by mail. If you require support to complete the survey, please call 3-1-1.

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Page last updated: 07 Oct 2024, 01:52 PM