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Phase 3 Engagement
Between March 27 and April 20, 2023, we reconnected with residents to gather input about how people are experiencing St Andrews following safety improvements made in 2022. The engagement process was designed to gather information by mode of transportation to better understand the unique experiences of residents who live on, live near, or travel along St Andrews.
The engagement process included an online survey completed by 424 people, three small group workshops with 51 participants, and meetings attended by 15 people. Community feedback has helped to inform further changes to the street that continue to prioritize safety while enhancing the comfort of all road users. Learn more in the Phase 3 Engagement Summary.
At the July 24, 2023 Council Meeting, staff presented recommended updates to the corridor design that included retaining the uphill bike lane on St Andrews. These changes, known as Option #1 - Improved Separated Design, are aligned with Council-approved policy, road design best practices, future transportation network requirements and road usage data. Equally important, they are designed to balance the needs of many various users. Learn more in the Next Steps project report.
The outcome is a design that addresses the community’s main concerns through the following six key changes:
- Clarify the intersection of St Andrews and Keith Road
- Increase sightlines at intersections and laneways
- Enhance the pedestrian waiting area at crossings
- Reduce driver speeds
- Increase the roadway width
- Add delineators
Council directed the project team to implement the recommended design adjustments for the section of road between 9th Street and 13th Street, and explore further design opportunities for the most complex section of the corridor between Keith Road and 9th Street. Recommendations for this section will be brought to Council in fall 2023.
View the Design - 9th Street to 13th Street
The corridor design is available below. We’ve also summarized what we heard from you and how your feedback has been reflected in the six key changes.
[Click image to view the full corridor and detailed design changes]
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The engagement process included an online survey completed by 424 people, three small group workshops with 51 participants, and meetings attended by 15 people. Community feedback has helped to inform further changes to the street that continue to prioritize safety while enhancing the comfort of all road users. Learn more in the Phase 3 Engagement Summary.
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Timeline
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Timeline item 1 - complete
Community input
Spring 2021
Introduce project to the community and gather input from users on their experiences and needs.
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Timeline item 2 - complete
Project update & feedback
Summer 2021
Share what we heard in Phase 1, including a preliminary design for the traffic calming measures. Gather feedback. Installation of sidewalk begins.
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Timeline item 3 - complete
Final design & next steps
Fall 2021
Present final design and summarize Phase 2 feedback. Installation of sidewalk begins.
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Timeline item 4 - complete
Traffic calming installation
Summer 2022
Installation of street calming measures.
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Timeline item 5 - complete
Data collection
Winter 2022
Data collection and monitoring.
Questions?
Please contact at standrews@cnv.org with any questions.