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This list is only partial.

  • Maze gate removal, Coquitlam, Belcarra Regional Park, and Port Coquitlam (Ongoing)
  • Gatensbury multi-use pathway, Regan Ave to Port Moody (2023)
  • Lougheed Highway multi-use pathway, north side, Pinetree Way to Westwood St (2023)
  • Guildford Greenway, Phase 1 - Johnson to Port Moody (2023)
  • Sumiqwuelu (formerly Riverview) wayfinding signage & chain removal from pathway (2023)
  • Lougheed Highway multi-use pathway, south side, between Barnet Highway and Christmas Way (2023)
  • United Boulevard multi-use pathway, King Edward St intersection to 15 King Edward St (2023)
  • Prairie Avenue multi-use pathway between Coast Meridian Road and Burns Road (2022)
  • King Albert Greenway multi-use pathway from Blue Mountain Street to Hillcrest Street, extended 2021
  • Coquitlam bike parking minimums, 2021
  • Lougheed Highway multi-use pathway, south side, between Christmas Way and Westwood St (2020)
  • Gatensbury Road multi-use pathway, Coquitlam border to Henry St (2019 Infrastructure Improvement Award)
  • Lougheed Greenway multi-use pathway, ~Palm Terrace to Coquitlam Central Station (2019)
  • Heritage Mountain painted bike lanes from Turner Creek Drive to Ioco Road (2019)
  • Murray Street protected bike lane extension from Electronic Avenue to Moody St (2019)
  • Sheep Paddocks Trail reopened, connecting Pitt River Road to Colony Farm (2019)
  • New access ramp connecting bike facilities on the Moody Street Overpass to the Moody Centre SkyTrain station (2019)
  • Dogwood-Fairview on-street bikeway, Morrison Avenue to Appian Way (2018)
  • Murray overpass, Port Moody (Ped/bike overpass to Rocky Point, completed March 2014)
  • United Boulevard multi-use pathway from 15D United Blvd to King Edward (Sept 2013).
  • Lougheed bike lanes PMH1 (King Edward to Colony farms, completed August 2013)
  • Regan Grover temporary MUP in Como Lake park (spring 2013). This is a temporary fix pending the creation the proposed Regan/Grover on-road bike route.
  • Guildford extension in Port Moody (fall 2012)
  • Murray Avenue bike lane and MUP (fall 2012)
  • Broadway bike lanes, Port Coquitlam (2012)
  • King Edward overpass bike lanes and MUP, Coquitlam (2012)
  • Poirier MUP, Coquitlam (2012)
  • David Avenue extension to Port Moody (2012)
  • PoCo trail pedestrian signal at Shaughnessy (fall 2012)