Henderson and Haultain-Estevan Cycling Facility Projects

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What's Happening?

The District of Oak Bay’s 2024 capital plan includes the design and construction of the Henderson Road and Haultain-Estevan Cycling Facilities as outlined in the Oak Bay Active Transportation Strategy (ATS). These projects will improve safety and make it easier for residents and visitors to travel to, through and from the District.

Henderson Road Cycling Facility

Provides a cycling route connecting Oak Bay Avenue, Oak Bay High School, local churches, Oak Bay Recreation Center, and Carnarvon Park. Additionally, the cycling facility improves access to the University of Victoria through connection to Henderson Road’s existing cycling infrastructure.

Haultain-Estevan Cycling Facility

Provides a cycling route connecting Willows Beach, Estevan Village, and Cadboro Bay Road’s commercial district. The cycling facility also provides access to Haultain Street’s existing cycling infrastructure located within the District of Saanich.

The key challenges with the existing routes include no formalized cycling pathways, intersection safety, connectivity to regional bikeways, addressing safe crossings and vehicle speeds.

The draft designs for the cycling facilities aim to incorporate All Ages and Abilities (AAA) and BC Active Transportation Design criteria while taking into consideration the character of the district, input from the community and direction from council.

We want to hear from you!

As part of our commitment to hearing from the community, we want to hear your feedback on the draft designs for the Henderson Road and Haultain-Estevan Cycling Facility Projects.

You are invited to learn more about how we incorporated the Active Transportation Strategy guidelines to create initial draft designs for Henderson Road and Haultain-Estevan Cycling Facilities.

We want your feedback on the draft designs.

How your input will be used?

Your input will be used to finalize the designs based on the options presented for the Henderson Road and Haultain-Estevan Cycling Facilities. As part of our commitment to you, we will report back what we heard and how this feedback was incorporated into the final design.

Public engagement will be conducted at the ‘Inform’ and ‘Consult’ levels from the Spectrum of Engagement from the District’s Public Engagement Framework in line with IAP2’s Engagement Spectrum. Learn more about the District’s Public Engagement Framework and the IAP2 Spectrum of Engagement.

What's Happening?

The District of Oak Bay’s 2024 capital plan includes the design and construction of the Henderson Road and Haultain-Estevan Cycling Facilities as outlined in the Oak Bay Active Transportation Strategy (ATS). These projects will improve safety and make it easier for residents and visitors to travel to, through and from the District.

Henderson Road Cycling Facility

Provides a cycling route connecting Oak Bay Avenue, Oak Bay High School, local churches, Oak Bay Recreation Center, and Carnarvon Park. Additionally, the cycling facility improves access to the University of Victoria through connection to Henderson Road’s existing cycling infrastructure.

Haultain-Estevan Cycling Facility

Provides a cycling route connecting Willows Beach, Estevan Village, and Cadboro Bay Road’s commercial district. The cycling facility also provides access to Haultain Street’s existing cycling infrastructure located within the District of Saanich.

The key challenges with the existing routes include no formalized cycling pathways, intersection safety, connectivity to regional bikeways, addressing safe crossings and vehicle speeds.

The draft designs for the cycling facilities aim to incorporate All Ages and Abilities (AAA) and BC Active Transportation Design criteria while taking into consideration the character of the district, input from the community and direction from council.

We want to hear from you!

As part of our commitment to hearing from the community, we want to hear your feedback on the draft designs for the Henderson Road and Haultain-Estevan Cycling Facility Projects.

You are invited to learn more about how we incorporated the Active Transportation Strategy guidelines to create initial draft designs for Henderson Road and Haultain-Estevan Cycling Facilities.

We want your feedback on the draft designs.

How your input will be used?

Your input will be used to finalize the designs based on the options presented for the Henderson Road and Haultain-Estevan Cycling Facilities. As part of our commitment to you, we will report back what we heard and how this feedback was incorporated into the final design.

Public engagement will be conducted at the ‘Inform’ and ‘Consult’ levels from the Spectrum of Engagement from the District’s Public Engagement Framework in line with IAP2’s Engagement Spectrum. Learn more about the District’s Public Engagement Framework and the IAP2 Spectrum of Engagement.

Page last updated: 10 Apr 2024, 10:30 AM