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MattersTransportationFirst seen Mar 3, 2025Last discussed Jul 20, 2026

Transportation and active travel plans

This matter concerns the Transportation Master Plan and Active Transportation Plan. The available record does not describe proposed projects, routes or costs.

Where it stands: No meeting action or date is provided in the available history.

Timeline

Every time this matter appeared in council records, newest first.

  1. July 20, 2026·Public comment
    • A residentConcerned · Transportation Master Plan
      Questions the timing of plan approval and urges safe transportation options that also account for residents who rely on vehicles.
    • Lisa FoxallMixed · Transportation Master Plan
      Questions the plan’s travel targets, project costs, taxpayer impacts, transportation balance, and public engagement on the Hoffman connector.
    • M. MortonAsks · Transportation Master Plan
      Asks council to allow more public engagement and give full consideration to concerns from Hoffman Avenue residents.
    • A residentConcerned · Transportation Master Plan
      Questions whether the Hoffman connector solves local traffic problems and asks for more time and better access to Veterans Memorial Parkway.
    • A resident (Hoffman Avenue)Mixed · Transportation Master Plan
      Supports several plan improvements but opposes the Hoffman connector and asks council to remove it or consult residents further.
    • L. PlompMixed · Transportation Master Plan
      Urges council to pair plan approval with effective engagement before changes are considered in affected neighbourhoods.
    • A resident (Hoffman Avenue)Mixed · Transportation Master Plan
      Questions the Hoffman connector and bus-lane routing, and asks the city to resolve negotiations over family land included in the plan.
  2. June 15, 2026·Presentation

    Three consultant presentations: Transportation Master Plan/ATP; Waste Management NRFP Scope; Amenity Cost Charge and Inclusionary Zoning bylaws.

  3. October 6, 2025·Public comment
    • A residentConcerned · Transportation plan costs and local priorities
      Urges council to disclose costs and prioritize near-term local traffic, speeding, sidewalk, and safety needs over a distant plan.
    • A residentSupports · Road widening and transportation infrastructure
      Urges immediate road widening and sustained pressure on provincial and federal governments to address congestion and blocked highway access.
  4. March 3, 2025·Presentation

    Watt Consulting presented Phase 1 background of the Active Transportation Plan and Transportation Master Plan.