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We are making temporary changes to our streets to help residents physically distance and mitigate the risk of COVID-19 to our communities by:
Room to Move. Repurposing street space for more walking, rolling, and cycling along Beach Ave.
Pop-up Plazas. Creating pop-up plazas so people can gather outside
Temporary Patios. Approving temporary patios so people can dine out and businesses can continue to serve customers
Sidewalk Widening. Making more room for walking and queuing along busy streets
Room to Queue. Making more room to line up and board buses at some key bus stops
Slow Streets. Calming traffic to make ‘slow streets’ more comfortable for people walking, rolling, and cycling
These measures also support our ongoing effort to create safer streets, limit the effects of climate change, and increase social connection between residents. We are monitoring the impacts of these initiatives and getting feedback from the public to understand what could become longer term.
Fill out the survey and share your ideas to help us make streets for people during COVID-19 recovery.
We are making temporary changes to our streets to help residents physically distance and mitigate the risk of COVID-19 to our communities by:
Room to Move. Repurposing street space for more walking, rolling, and cycling along Beach Ave.
Pop-up Plazas. Creating pop-up plazas so people can gather outside
Temporary Patios. Approving temporary patios so people can dine out and businesses can continue to serve customers
Sidewalk Widening. Making more room for walking and queuing along busy streets
Room to Queue. Making more room to line up and board buses at some key bus stops
Slow Streets. Calming traffic to make ‘slow streets’ more comfortable for people walking, rolling, and cycling
These measures also support our ongoing effort to create safer streets, limit the effects of climate change, and increase social connection between residents. We are monitoring the impacts of these initiatives and getting feedback from the public to understand what could become longer term.
Fill out the survey and share your ideas to help us make streets for people during COVID-19 recovery.
Given the significant number of users, the recent increases in active COVID-19 cases in Vancouver, staff are exploring modifications to Beach Ave to reduce the maintenance effort and improve access by walking, cycling, and transit.
Your additional feedback about the current configuration will help us refine the design and make improvements that help you keep a physical distance while moving around the West End.
We are receiving feedback from September 24 to October 12, 2020.
Beach Avenue Temporary Path Survey
Given the significant number of users, the recent increases in active COVID-19 cases in Vancouver, staff are exploring modifications to Beach Ave to reduce the maintenance effort and improve access by walking, cycling, and transit.
Your additional feedback about the current configuration will help us refine the design and make improvements that help you keep a physical distance while moving around the West End.
We are receiving feedback from September 24 to October 12, 2020.
Consultation has concluded
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To help residents physically distance and mitigate the risk of COVID-19 to our communities, and to support economic recovery, we are making temporary changes to how we use our streets and public spaces as part of the Making Streets for People program.
Tell us what you think in this short survey. We are collecting feedback between August 19 and September 6, 2020.
The survey is now closed. Thank you to everyone who participated and shared their feedback.
Making Streets for People Talk Vancouver Survey
To help residents physically distance and mitigate the risk of COVID-19 to our communities, and to support economic recovery, we are making temporary changes to how we use our streets and public spaces as part of the Making Streets for People program.
Tell us what you think in this short survey. We are collecting feedback between August 19 and September 6, 2020.
The survey is now closed. Thank you to everyone who participated and shared their feedback.
Consultation has concluded
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Project timeline
Making streets for people survey
Making streets for people has finished this stage
Aug 19 to Sept 6, 2020
Talk Vancouver survey about all temporary COVID-19 street changes
Update to Council on public life and mobility initiatives
Making streets for people has finished this stage
October 6 - Presentation on Temporary Patio and Road Reallocation Updates