The City of Guelph and the County of Wellington initiated the Guelph and Wellington Transportation Study, in 2004, to assess transportation needs in the Guelph-Wellington area and identify specific transportation system improvements for implementation during the planning period from 2001 to 2021. The final report and recommendations are now ready for public review and comment. The study conclusions and recommendations address the following:
- Existing Travel Patterns in the Study Area
- Future Planning Context and Needs Assessment
- Transportation Demand Management: TDM, Land Use, and Walking & Cycling
- Public Transit
- City of Guelph Roadways
- Wellington Road 124 and other County Roadways
- Provincial Highways
- Transportation Master Plan
A public meeting to present the study conclusions and recommendations will be held:
6:30 PM, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23
River Run Centre, 35 Woolwich Street, Guelph
Click here to view the draft final report and executive summary (also available on the City of Guelph website.) Review copies of the report are available at the Guelph Engineering Department, 2 Wyndham Street, 3rd Floor; and the County Engineering Services Department, 74 Woolwich Street, 3rd Floor.
We invite you to attend the meeting and provide input on the study conclusions and recommendations. Your input will be important in finalizing the report and recommendations before presenting them to City and County Councils.
To confirm attendance and/or for additional information, please contact:
Rajan Philips, P.Eng., Transportation Planning Engineer,
Engineering Department, City of Guelph
City Hall, 59 Carden Street, Guelph, ON N1H 3A1
Phone: 837-5604 ext. 2369, Fax: 837-5635,
Email: rphilips@guelph.ca
To download a copy of this announcement, click here.
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