Cedar Village Active Transportation Network Planning
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The Regional District of Nanaimo (RDN) is developing an Active Transportation Network Plan (ATNP) for Cedar Village in Electoral Area A, to enhance active transportation options and strengthen connections to local amenities and services. The plan supports safety and accessibility for residents and visitors of all ages and abilities.
Building on previous planning efforts, the ATNP serves as the next step in advancing active transportation in the area. The plan builds on the 2009 Electoral Area A Active Transportation Plan and the 2013 Cedar Main Street Village Plan, while taking a more detailed look at existing conditions and identifying opportunities to improve infrastructure that supports walking, cycling, and other active transportation modes.
Why It Matters
Safer Routes - Improve safety for walking, biking and rolling
Better Connections - Link homes to schools, parks, businesses and services
Climate Action - Support low-carbon travel and healthy lifestyles
Funding Opportunities - Position the community for provincial and federal infrastructure grant funding
Get Involved
We want to hear from you! Your input will help shape the future of active transportation in Cedar Village.
To take part in the survey, ask questions and receive updates, please sign up with your email using the registration button at the top of this page.
The Regional District of Nanaimo (RDN) is developing an Active Transportation Network Plan (ATNP) for Cedar Village in Electoral Area A, to enhance active transportation options and strengthen connections to local amenities and services. The plan supports safety and accessibility for residents and visitors of all ages and abilities.
Building on previous planning efforts, the ATNP serves as the next step in advancing active transportation in the area. The plan builds on the 2009 Electoral Area A Active Transportation Plan and the 2013 Cedar Main Street Village Plan, while taking a more detailed look at existing conditions and identifying opportunities to improve infrastructure that supports walking, cycling, and other active transportation modes.
Why It Matters
Safer Routes - Improve safety for walking, biking and rolling
Better Connections - Link homes to schools, parks, businesses and services
Climate Action - Support low-carbon travel and healthy lifestyles
Funding Opportunities - Position the community for provincial and federal infrastructure grant funding
Get Involved
We want to hear from you! Your input will help shape the future of active transportation in Cedar Village.
To take part in the survey, ask questions and receive updates, please sign up with your email using the registration button at the top of this page.
Submit a comment or ask us a question about the project. We will do our best to share and respond for all to see.
Share I live on Gould rd west in Cedar. I see that a solution to the unsafe walkways to the school is finally being addressed.
I have stood at the crosswalk many times and the speed of the cars ignoring me was frightening. The need for a sidewalk from the school to Cedar rd is undeniable.
A comment on another stretch of rd that concerns me is McMillan rd behind Friesen Rentals. Last year I saw a young girl wading through a foot of water to get home. These kids that live close enough to walk should never have to do this. But year after year the road floods and nothing is done. on FacebookShare I live on Gould rd west in Cedar. I see that a solution to the unsafe walkways to the school is finally being addressed.
I have stood at the crosswalk many times and the speed of the cars ignoring me was frightening. The need for a sidewalk from the school to Cedar rd is undeniable.
A comment on another stretch of rd that concerns me is McMillan rd behind Friesen Rentals. Last year I saw a young girl wading through a foot of water to get home. These kids that live close enough to walk should never have to do this. But year after year the road floods and nothing is done. on TwitterShare I live on Gould rd west in Cedar. I see that a solution to the unsafe walkways to the school is finally being addressed.
I have stood at the crosswalk many times and the speed of the cars ignoring me was frightening. The need for a sidewalk from the school to Cedar rd is undeniable.
A comment on another stretch of rd that concerns me is McMillan rd behind Friesen Rentals. Last year I saw a young girl wading through a foot of water to get home. These kids that live close enough to walk should never have to do this. But year after year the road floods and nothing is done. on LinkedinEmail I live on Gould rd west in Cedar. I see that a solution to the unsafe walkways to the school is finally being addressed.
I have stood at the crosswalk many times and the speed of the cars ignoring me was frightening. The need for a sidewalk from the school to Cedar rd is undeniable.
A comment on another stretch of rd that concerns me is McMillan rd behind Friesen Rentals. Last year I saw a young girl wading through a foot of water to get home. These kids that live close enough to walk should never have to do this. But year after year the road floods and nothing is done. link
I live on Gould rd west in Cedar. I see that a solution to the unsafe walkways to the school is finally being addressed.
I have stood at the crosswalk many times and the speed of the cars ignoring me was frightening. The need for a sidewalk from the school to Cedar rd is undeniable.
A comment on another stretch of rd that concerns me is McMillan rd behind Friesen Rentals. Last year I saw a young girl wading through a foot of water to get home. These kids that live close enough to walk should never have to do this. But year after year the road floods and nothing is done.
Sue German
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5 days ago
Thank you for sharing your concerns. The Cedar Village Active Transportation Network Plan is being developed to identify priority improvements for safe and accessible walking and cycling routes, including connections to schools. Your input will help shape the final plan, which will guide future projects and funding decisions. Please share more through the survey or join us at the November 26 open house.
