APPENDIX B - PRIORITY SHORT AND LONG TERM PEDESTRIAN IMPROVEMENTS MAP

PRIORITY SHORT AND LONG TERM PEDESTRIAN IMPROVEMENTS MAP

Figure 1 - Priority Short- and Long-term Pedestrian Improvements

[Map: Detailed map of the View Royal area and surrounding municipalities illustrating existing pedestrian networks and planned short-term and long-term facility upgrades.]

Pedestrian Network Legend

• Short-term Pedestrian Facility Upgrade (Red line)
• Long-term Pedestrian Facility Upgrade (Dark grey line)
• Multi-Use Pathway - Regional Trail (Thick purple line)
• Local Trail (Thin purple line)
• Sidewalk (Blue line)
• Pedestrian & Cyclist Overpass (Yellow double circle icon)
• Pedestrian Overpass (Yellow triangle icon)
• School / Daycare (Blue book icon)
• Park (Green shaded area)

Thetis Lake Inset Map

[Map: Inset map showing the northern portion of the pedestrian network near Thetis Lake Regional Park, featuring trails along Highland Rd, Barker Rd, Thanet Rd, and Westoby Rd.]

Key Locations and Jurisdictions:

• Municipalities: Highlands, Saanich, Langford, Colwood, Esquimalt.
• First Nations Lands: Songhees Nation, Esquimalt Nation.
• Major Corridors: Trans-Canada Hwy, Island Hwy, Burnside Rd W, Helmcken Rd, Admirals Rd, Six Mile Rd, Atkins Rd, Watkiss Way.
• Regional Trails: Galloping Goose Trail, E&N Rail Trail.
• Parks: Mill Hill Regional Park, Thetis Lake Regional Park.