Oshawa is asking residents to have their say on the preliminary design for ‘One-Way to Two-Way Conversion Feasibility Study’ for Albert Street, Celina Street, Brock Street East, and Colborne Street.
Oshawa has retained CIMA+ to complete a feasibility study assessing the impacts, financially or otherwise, of converting these streets from one-way to two-way traffic operations, and to develop and assess a set of potential alternatives, said a city notice.
In October 2021, the city sought public input on three alternatives that were developed, and identified a preferred alternative to convert the corridors to two-way traffic operations while maintaining on-street parking and introducing enhancements to the road cross-sections.
This second phase of public engagement for the project is seeking input related to the preliminary design for the preferred alternative. Community members are invited to visit Oshawa.ca/ConversionStudy to review the preliminary design and to learn more about how to provide feedback. Your knowledge of the area and input can help provide valuable information for finalizing design plans.
Community members are encouraged to provide feedback and ask questions regarding this project directly to the Project Lead, Ranjit Gill, Transportation Engineer at 905-436-3311 ext. 2868 or by email at rgill@oshawa.ca.
Feedback will be received until noon on Monday, April 25, 2022 and will be considered in a report to the Development Services Committee.
Community members who prefer to share their feedback on paper or over the phone are asked to contact Service Oshawa at 905-436-3311 during business hours to be directed to the Project Lead.