 |
|
| |
|
| |
|
|
|
|||||||
| Film & Events Parking Solid Waste Streets Transportation Water Sewers Search Engineering | |||||||||
|
Clark-Knight Corridor |
Community Vision Policy Directions Two policy initiatives have prompted and are guiding the Whole Route Analysis for the Clark-Knight corridor: The 1997 Transportation Plan and Community Visions. The 1997 Transportation Plan includes a direction to make improvements on Knight Street for goods movement, subject to a Whole Route Analysis of the corridor. The intent of this direction was to initiate a process to review conditions and issues on the corridor, in a holistic manner, so that transportation, land use and environmental considerations can be better integrated into any major goods movement initiatives or other planning for the corridor. Community Visions are planning guides, based on CityPlan and developed with communities, which contain directions related to land use, transportation, safety and services, housing, public places and other community priorities. They describe the kind of community residents and businesses want in the next 10 to 20 years. Council has approved Visions for three areas on the Clark-Knight corridor: Kensington-Cedar-Cottage (KCC), Sunset and Victoria-Fraserview/ Killarney. All three Visions call for an improved street environment and increased safety for residents, pedestrians and transit users. The Visions also propose increased housing variety along much of the street.
|
PDF 4.04 MB)