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LOCATION

DESIRED AMENITIES

• Public realm improvements: -Downtown Commons Plaza and Downtown Mews; -Street furniture; -Street trees; -Decorative paving; -Weather protection. • Intersection signal improvement/replacement; • Improving access to Courtenay River with dike upgrades; • 6th Street active commuter bridge; • Cycling infrastructure along Anderton Avenue and 6th Street; • Street character enhancements for 4th, 5th, 6th Streets; • Strengthen link between downtown and Courtenay river at 4th Street as described in the Downtown Playbook ; • Sidewalk widening; • ‘Place making’ enhancements of McPhee Avenue; • Park improvement of: -Harmston Park (after completion of a local area plan process); -Lewis Park; -McPhee Meadows (after completion of a Park Plan process); -Condensory Park trails; -Simms Park; -Standard Park. • 11th Street & Cliffe Avenue intersection traffic controls. • Morrison Creek Park improvement (trails/trail connectivity); • Lake Trail Road upgrade (multi-use path); • ‘4-square church’ tree permanent preservation; • Arden and Morrison Creek stream restoration .

Downtown

Lake Trail Neighbourhood Centre

NOTE: These desired amenities are listed for reference purpose. There may be other facilities and services desired. In case other facilities and services are desired, then the City and the developer negotiate. More information on desired amenities is included in respective master servicing or local area plans.

City of Courtenay Official Community Plan