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Qualicum Beach, Town of | Qualicum Beach, ville de

Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities — Active Transportation Fund — $1,018,638

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Amount

$1.0M

Province

BC

Type

Contribution

Agreement Number

278-2023-2024-Q2-00062

Purpose

The Town proposes to construct a separated walkway adjacent to the newly constructed Memorial Roundabout at the intersection of Memorial Road and Highway 19A to create separation for pedestrians and cyclists and minimize conflicts. The Town has invested heavily in active transportation networks over the years, especially those that connect the uptown and waterfront. The Memorial / 19A route is pivotal to this connection. It is heavily traveled by visitors and residents throughout the year, and all traffic must travel through the newly created roundabout to reach their destination. It is also the first experience of the waterfront for tourists, and acts as the gateway to our prized beach. A separated walkway and viewing platform therefore brings cohesion to the Town’s active transportation investments in this area, and will increase safety, accessibility, and ultimately increase usage

Qualicum Beach, Town of | Qualicum Beach, ville de × Department of Housing, Infrastructure and Communities

1 grants totalling $1.0M

Active Transportation Fund

339 grants totalling $241.4M

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