Transportation Master Plan
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Overview
The Town of Carleton Place has initiated the preparation of a Transportation Master Plan (TMP).
The goal of this study is to provide clear direction for guiding the capital and operating needs of a growing municipality. We want to ensure all stakeholders, whether they be businesses, commuters, recreational travelers, or students, can get where they want, when they need to.
The TMP ultimately represents a road map toward a future-ready transportation system.
Get Involved!
Online Community Survey – We want your feedback!
(Available until February 1st, 2021)
A TMP is only successful with public engagement and feedback. Your input is essential to help the project team identify the community’s transportation-related thoughts, concerns, and opportunities that will help us establish the TMP’s priorities and directives.
Please support the TMP by completing our Online Community Survey following the link below. This is an anonymous survey that will take approximately 10 to 15 minutes to complete.
Online Community Survey
Interactive Mapping Tool – Where are the “Hot Spots?”
(Available until February 1st, 2021)
We need your help in identifying where specific transportation issues exist within the Town. Examples include unsafe crossing locations, chronic congestion, unsafe pedestrian or cycling environment, poor accessibility for mobility challenged users etc.
You may point to and describe these problem locations using our Interactive Mapping Tool, just follow the link below and “Submit a Report” for each location.
Documents
Timeline
Winter 2020
- Project Initiation
- Existing Conditions
Spring 2021
- Round 1 - Public and Stakeholder Consultation
- Future Conditions
Summer 2021
- Draft Recommendations
- Round 2 - Public Consultation
Fall 2021
- Draft Report
- Final Report
Winter 2021
- Committee and Council Presentation
Contacts
Please feel free to contact the study’s Project Managers if you have any questions or comments regarding the TMP:
| Contact Information | |
|---|---|
|
Guy Bourgon, P.Eng. |
Ron Clarke, MCIP, RPP |
