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Lyle-Shore Local Street Bikeway

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The municipality is considering options for designating Lyle Street and Shore Road in Dartmouth as “Local Street Bikeways” and we would like to hear your thoughts.


We have scheduled two on-street community engagements to provide an opportunity for residents to learn more, ask us questions, and share their feedback.


The engagement materials are now available (see sidebar) as well as a public survey below for those unable to attend the pop-up sessions. The survey will be available from July 23rd through August 12th.


THE SURVEY IS NOW CLOSED. Thank you to everyone who participated! Stay tuned for the What We Heard Report in the coming weeks.


EVENT DETAILS

Please come see us at the corner of Mott Street and Shore Road in Dartmouth on the following dates and times.

Tuesday, July 23
5-6:30 p.m.

Thursday, August 8
5-6:30 p.m.


Can't make it?
Those unable to attend a scheduled community engagement will have the opportunity to complete an online survey.


The municipality is considering options for designating Lyle Street and Shore Road in Dartmouth as “Local Street Bikeways” and we would like to hear your thoughts.


We have scheduled two on-street community engagements to provide an opportunity for residents to learn more, ask us questions, and share their feedback.


The engagement materials are now available (see sidebar) as well as a public survey below for those unable to attend the pop-up sessions. The survey will be available from July 23rd through August 12th.


THE SURVEY IS NOW CLOSED. Thank you to everyone who participated! Stay tuned for the What We Heard Report in the coming weeks.


EVENT DETAILS

Please come see us at the corner of Mott Street and Shore Road in Dartmouth on the following dates and times.

Tuesday, July 23
5-6:30 p.m.

Thursday, August 8
5-6:30 p.m.


Can't make it?
Those unable to attend a scheduled community engagement will have the opportunity to complete an online survey.

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  • Share Will there still be on-street parking on Shore Road? If not for the full street, between which blocks will it be available? on Facebook Share Will there still be on-street parking on Shore Road? If not for the full street, between which blocks will it be available? on Twitter Share Will there still be on-street parking on Shore Road? If not for the full street, between which blocks will it be available? on Linkedin Email Will there still be on-street parking on Shore Road? If not for the full street, between which blocks will it be available? link

    Will there still be on-street parking on Shore Road? If not for the full street, between which blocks will it be available?

    KP asked over 5 years ago

    The plan that is currently being considered would retain on-street parking between Lyle and Mott Streets, but would remove it between Mott and Geary Streets.


  • Share Great project! Are you considering ways to safely connect to the Waterfront trail with a bike lane continuing on Alderney past Alderney get up until or near the area of King’s Wharf? on Facebook Share Great project! Are you considering ways to safely connect to the Waterfront trail with a bike lane continuing on Alderney past Alderney get up until or near the area of King’s Wharf? on Twitter Share Great project! Are you considering ways to safely connect to the Waterfront trail with a bike lane continuing on Alderney past Alderney get up until or near the area of King’s Wharf? on Linkedin Email Great project! Are you considering ways to safely connect to the Waterfront trail with a bike lane continuing on Alderney past Alderney get up until or near the area of King’s Wharf? link

    Great project! Are you considering ways to safely connect to the Waterfront trail with a bike lane continuing on Alderney past Alderney get up until or near the area of King’s Wharf?

    Tall Mark asked over 5 years ago

    Yes, we are considering how to continue the Dartmouth Waterfront Trail between Alderney Landing and Geary Street.  Options include using HRM municipal parking lots and/or reconfiguring part of Alderney Drive.  That project is in the still in the early planning stage.

  • Share Is there a plan we can look at in advance? Unable to attend. I’m curious if this means the entire road is for bicycles or there would be joint car / cycle access. on Facebook Share Is there a plan we can look at in advance? Unable to attend. I’m curious if this means the entire road is for bicycles or there would be joint car / cycle access. on Twitter Share Is there a plan we can look at in advance? Unable to attend. I’m curious if this means the entire road is for bicycles or there would be joint car / cycle access. on Linkedin Email Is there a plan we can look at in advance? Unable to attend. I’m curious if this means the entire road is for bicycles or there would be joint car / cycle access. link

    Is there a plan we can look at in advance? Unable to attend. I’m curious if this means the entire road is for bicycles or there would be joint car / cycle access.

    arafuse asked over 5 years ago

    The materials are available for download and viewing on the side panel of this webpage (top right).  The concept is for joint car bicycle access on the roadway.