The sidewalks should ____________.

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1 May, 2017

Sad calgarian says:

Seems difficult to trust the roads Dept to care adequetly about pedestrians. I bet that none of these suggestions will be considered

30 April, 2017

bpdronkers says:

Sidewalks should be wider in order to accommodate a cycletrack on both sides.

30 April, 2017

Mia says:

Sidewalks need to be priority #1 & the same width as traffic lanes. Next priority, parking on both sides of street same hrs as businesses.

24 April, 2017

1405 says:

Give the project over to Urban Design department to lead, with Roads dept as secondary. Reprioritize: peds 1st, cyclists 2nd, drivers 3rd

24 April, 2017

Matt says:

Make 9th ave, where people spend hours as pedestrians, a grand boulevard by really widening sidewalks. It would be a huge draw for all.

24 April, 2017

Anonymous says:

Widen the sidwalk, narrow the roads. 9th avenue has much more value as a cultural resource than as a commuter route into and out of downtow

22 April, 2017

Jack says:

Reduce lane width on 9th avenue to 3.5m for transit lanes, 3m for centre lanes. Give reclaimed width (about 0.9m each side) to pedestrians.

21 April, 2017

Anonymous says:

Restrict traffic lanes (to 3 with central hotswap lane?) to promote pedestrian uses. Vehicle commuters can find alternative routes.

21 April, 2017

Anonymous says:

Go sit in the park, or the restaurant. Don't restrict traffic. Doubt residents want to restrict traffic. Hard enough to get in & out.

20 April, 2017

CH says:

Need to be wider.

19 April, 2017

Rebecca says:

Any seating along a busy corridor needs to be thoughtful Looking at cars is not interesting Looking at people is Seating needs to reflect t

18 April, 2017

Denn says:

Way too narrow. Should have bump outs to make road easier to cross