Recap of 2019 Coquitlam meeting: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 01:17, 8 January 2020

Notes based on email from Jack

currently city will continue to maintain Hartley as the cycling route
truckers and buses have concerns on narrow road -mirrors being clipped
City looking at a possible 2 way bike lane on North side of United
could piggyback on KinderMorgan pipeline development which would run along United blvd
City is seeking MOTI infrastructure grants
City is looking at city hot spots for collisions, will coordinate with Fraser & Coastal Health
currently using ICBC data but it doesn't capture near misses
future grade separations at Lougheed /Colony farm/ Riverview Lands and to coordinate between the Port Authority/ City on rail separations
new pedestrian bridge across Como Creek along King Albert linking Centennial school and there Poirier Rec centre
City is developing a Strategic Environmental Sustainability Plan , still in easy stages
Vince coordinated with Canisius on the 20/20 Gap challenge
Aaron will provide details on official opening on the new Lougheed/ Riverlands separated lane
Aaron will get us details on the plan so we may submit it to Hub for recognition

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+Notes based on email from Jack
----------- Forwarded message ---------
-From: Jack Trumley <jacktrumley@gmail.com>
-Date: Mon, Jan 6, 2020 at 3:32 PM
-Subject: Recap of Coquitlam meeting w /Canisius Re: United Blvd
-To: Dragana Radulovic <dragana1010@yahoo.ca>, Vincent Hanemayer <HANESHAW@gmail.com>, Scott <scott.shirley@gmail.com>, Leon Lebrun <lebrunl@telus.net>
-Let me know if i have missed anything
 * currently city will continue to maintain Hartley as the cycling route