Access and Circulation
Policy Summary: Safe and efficient roads, walkways, bikeways and paths are a key element of the plan. The priority is that pedestrians and cyclists will be able to move around safely and conveniently. Various types of recreational and job-related marine traffic will also be accommodated. Emphasis will be placed on environmentally responsible traffic and parking practices. View full policy.
The items below relate to the key policy themes. They show how the plans agree or differ and how they relate to the community’s feedback. For each element, rate it and provide overall comments at the bottom. To see larger versions of the two conceptual plans, click on the images at right...
Cleveland the primary access and a central spine
Cleveland Avenue is the primary vehicular access into the peninsula, with Loggers a quieter secondary access point. Cleveland forms a central spine between the east and west sides of the peninsula and connecting downtown with the maritime destination at the southeast tip.
Small Blocks
Small blocks, about 100 m deep and no more than 150 m long, give pedestrians direct routes, making getting around easy and convenient – and a good alternative to driving.
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