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Planning is underway to enhance the existing South Park Street bike lanes (Sackville Street to Morris Street) and to extend the bike lanes south to Inglis Street.
This project is in the functional design stage. The feedback we heard from you is now available for review. The extension and improvements will have to be approved by Regional Council. Staff’s goal is to proceed with detailed design and a recommendation to Council in early 2018 to implement the preferred option in 2018 (pending budget approval and co-ordination with street repaving and adjacent projects under construction)
A public engagement session was held January 31, 2017 at the Halifax Central Library, and an online survey was conducted from February 1-24. Feedback gathered at a public open house held in April 2016 also informed the development of three options for South Park Street.
Planning is underway to enhance the existing South Park Street bike lanes (Sackville Street to Morris Street) and to extend the bike lanes south to Inglis Street.
This project is in the functional design stage. The feedback we heard from you is now available for review. The extension and improvements will have to be approved by Regional Council. Staff’s goal is to proceed with detailed design and a recommendation to Council in early 2018 to implement the preferred option in 2018 (pending budget approval and co-ordination with street repaving and adjacent projects under construction)
A public engagement session was held January 31, 2017 at the Halifax Central Library, and an online survey was conducted from February 1-24. Feedback gathered at a public open house held in April 2016 also informed the development of three options for South Park Street.
