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Council for the City of Port Alberni is committed to fostering a safe, healthy, and inclusive community that offers a high quality of life for its residents. To support this goal, the City is planning a multimodal pathway connecting Harbour Quay to Victoria Quay.
Connect the Quays will:
• Extend approximately 4.0 km from Harbour Quay to Victoria Quay
• Celebrate local Indigenous culture and history
• Create opportunities for recreation and active transportation
• Connect neighbourhoods and citizens
• Link with existing City trail systems
• Highlight Port Alberni’s waterfront and its many uses, past and present
Council for the City of Port Alberni is committed to fostering a safe, healthy, and inclusive community that offers a high quality of life for its residents. To support this goal, the City is planning a multimodal pathway connecting Harbour Quay to Victoria Quay.
Connect the Quays will:
• Extend approximately 4.0 km from Harbour Quay to Victoria Quay
• Celebrate local Indigenous culture and history
• Create opportunities for recreation and active transportation
• Connect neighbourhoods and citizens
• Link with existing City trail systems
• Highlight Port Alberni’s waterfront and its many uses, past and present
The City of Port Alberni is welcoming community input on a proposed pathway from Harbour Quay to Victoria Quay. Depending on the routes selected, the pathway could be up to approximately 4 km in length. The pathway will be a flat or gently sloped, asphalt, multi-modal, non-motorized, two-way route. The pathway will be lit for comfortable use at night, and provide a safe, family-friendly active transportation corridor.