Council Meeting/Documents/CRD Regional Trails Widening Study - Pathway Design and Implementation Priorities (Appendix B)
Appendix
CRD Regional Trails Widening Study - Pathway Design and Implementation Priorities (Appendix B)
May 7, 2024Page 1392 sections
Visual overview of the proposed 6.5m pathway design and the order of implementation priorities.
4.0m Bike Path2.5m Walkway1st Priority: Selkirk Trestle area
APPENDIX B
Page 139
CAPITAL REGIONAL DISTRICT (CRD) REGIONAL TRAILS WIDENING STUDY
APRIL 28, 2020
SEPARATED USE PATHWAY DESIGN
[Diagram: Separated Use Pathway Design cross-section showing a 4.0m Bike Path, a 2.5m Walkway, and 0.6m shoulders on either side. Scaling figures illustrate users including cyclists, a pedestrian, and a person in a wheelchair.]
IMPLEMENTATION PRIORITIES




















[Map: Implementation Priorities overview showing Sections A, B, and C, and highlighting trail segments by priority level from 1st to 5th.]
Priority Levels:
- 1st Priority: Selkirk Trestle area (Dark Blue)
- 2nd Priority: Section south of Swan Lake area (Light Blue)
- 3rd Priority: Sections including Swan Lake Trestle and Brett Avenue Trestle (Red)
- 4th Priority: Central section of Section C (Green)
- 5th Priority: Western section of Section C (Orange)
Project Sections:
- Section A: Southern trail corridor
- Section B: Northeast trail corridor
- Section C: Western trail corridor
Key Infrastructure:
- Swan Lake Trestle
- Brett Avenue Trestle
- Switch Bridge
- Selkirk Trestle
Regional Trails Widening and Lighting Project Definition (Selkirk, Swan Lake and Brett Avenue Trestles, and Sections A, B, and C)
Page 139
Extracted from: 2024 05 07 Council Agenda - Agenda - Pdf