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New sidewalk, bike lane planned on Mamquam Road

Gagandeep Ghuman
March 5, 2021 12:02pm

District of Squamish is planning to upgrade the north side of Mamquam Road as part of its special operating budget.

The work on Mamquam Road between Government Road and Highway 99 will include storm, curb, gutter, sidewalk and protected bike lane.

Minor improvements will also be made to the south side.

This work will be done at the same time as sewer and paving work on Mamquam Road.

The district is applying for a provincial infrastructure grant to fund $300,000 of this project.

The grant will also improve inadequate active transportation infrastructure in densely developed area near Mamquam Elementary school.

Another special project that is part of the 2021 budget is to provide lighting for the Corridor Trail between Mamquam Bridge and Mamquam Road.

Lighting is also planned for the Corridor Trail between Finch and the Adventure Centre.

There are also plans to upgrade 300 metres of sewers along Mamquam Road to address existing capacity shortfalls and allow further growth at Quest University.

District staff is also working on a conceptual design plan for the Government Road corridor to guide developers.

The conceptual design plan will guide developers on how to include bike lanes and vehicle travel lanes, paths and sidewalks as required.

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