Central Avenue Cycling and Resurfacing Improvements
Background
The City of London plans to install new cycling infrastructure on Central Avenue this summer. The Central Avenue Cycling and Resurfacing Improvements project, which is part of the City of London's Cycling Master Plan, will add new cycling facilities on Central Avenue between Richmond Street and William Street, and resurface Central Avenue from Maitland Street to William Street.
Above: A map showing the project limits on Central Avenue from 30 metres west of Richmond Street to William Street. West of Colborne Street the cycling lanes will be protected; east of Colborne the cycling lanes will be painted. The section between William St and Adelaide St N will be completed through the Adelaide Grade Separation project
View presentation of the proposed design
You are invited to view a pre-recorded presentation of the project design and pre-construction information.
Parking Impacts
- One side of on-street parking will remain
- Impacts to on-street parking are approximately 50 spaces across all blocks (2-hour limited)
- Additional on-street parking nearby on Richmond Street (up to 22 spaces) in proximity to Central Ave are proposed to mitigate the loss of 12 spots in the Richmond to Wellington block. This includes proposed new and making permanent recently added temporary parking.
- New on-street parking along Waterloo Street between Pall Mall Street and Dufferin Avenue is proposed to City Council (approximately 42 spaces)
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