City of Burnaby

$5,730,000.00 CAD

≈ 74 Canadians' average pay for a year
Department
Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities
Program
Active Transportation Fund
Recipient country
Canada
Fiscal year
2023-2024
Agreement period
September 25, 2023 – March 31, 2026
Reference
infc:278-2023-2024-Q2-00004

Published purpose

The proposed project includes upgrading cycling facilities to meet All Ages and Abilities (AAA) infrastructure standards as laid out in the B.C. Active Transportation Design Guide and enhancing some off-street pathway connections, including: • Boundary Road to Holdom Avenue and Kensington Avenue to Cliff Avenue: Upgrade signage, pavement markings, speed humps, intersection improvements at five locations. • Kensington Park from Holdom Avenue to Fell Avenue: New 4.0m multi-use pathway on the south side of the street, including new curb and gutter, urban drainage system, and new streetlights on the south side of the street. • Fell Avenue to Hastings Street to Hammarskjold Drive to Kensington Avenue: Multi-use pathway upgrades including pathway widening and lighting along select segments. • Union Street from Kensington Avenue to Duthie Avenue: Local street bikeway upgrades. • Duthie Avenue from Union Street to Hastings Street: New protected bicycle lanes. • Hastings Street/Burnaby Mountain Parkway from Duthie Avenue to Centennial Way: Remove existing parking and construct a 4.5m multi-use pathway along the south side. • Burnaby Mountain Parkway from Centennial Way to Gaglardi Way: Reallocate existing southbound/eastbound travel lane and painted bike lane into a multi-use path on the south side.

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Funding to upgrade cycling facilities and pathways in Burnaby, BC, including new multi-use paths, protected bike lanes, and intersection improvements to meet All Ages and Abilities standards.

Category: Infrastructure Primarily funds activity in Canada

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