STEVESTON TRANSIT EXCHANGE – TRANSLINK PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT RESULTS

May 27, 2024 - 5 - The following were the primary negative comments expressed by respondents with the proposal: • Impact on pedestrian and cyclist safety, most specifying Seventh A venue and Moncton Street and proximity to Garry Point Park was a concern. • Reduced access to bus services for some seniors, with changes to bus circulation and bus stop locations. • Desire for a permanent off-street bus exchange. The following were the top positive themes of support for the proposal by respondents: • Improved pedestrian safety on Chatham Street and Fourth Avenue. • Improved driver safety and reduced vehicle congestion along Chatham Street. • Improved visibility and access to businesses along Chatham Street. The data from the online survey indicates there are concerns with the proposed alternate configuration for the Steveston Transit Exchange. Other Forms of Public and Stakeholder Feedback Feedback from other forms of public and stakeholder engagement also indicated a lack of support for the proposal. Attendees at the public open house expressed concerns about buses near Garry Point Park. The Steveston Harbour Authority raised concerns for buses affecting trncks to their site south ofMoncton Street and the Musqueam Indian Band requested consultation on the proposal. Detailed stakeholder comments can be found in Attachment 2. Next Steps

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