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The Waterloo and Piccadilly Traffic Public Engagement Period has concluded. Please contact Peter Kavcic at pkavcic@london.ca or by calling 519-661-2489 x 4581 if you have any questions about this project.
About the project
The City has been studying traffic operations and safety in the area of Waterloo and Piccadilly Streets. Residents have expressed concerns about the speed of traffic, parking, and traffic congestion in this area during morning and afternoon peak times.
The study’s purpose was to collect and review traffic and parking data, assess traffic operations and safety, and develop mitigation measures as needed potentially changing parking, signage, and traffic control.
Above: A map of the Waterloo Street and Piccadilly Street Traffic Study area
Upcoming public engagement period
The draft traffic and parking studywas posted on this webpage on April 9, 2021 and will be available for 30 calendar days for residents to review and provide comments on staff’s preliminary recommendations for the area. Once the public comment period has ended, staff will review all of the comments and concerns from residents to see if any updates to the study are necessary.
To submit input around the draft traffic and parking study, please use the open tool below. You can also submit any feedback by connecting with the project lead, Peter Kavcic directly by emailing pkavcic@london.ca
We recognize that not everyone will be able to access this information online. If you require any special accommodation or assistance, please contact the project manager and we will work together to best share the information with you.
About the project
The City has been studying traffic operations and safety in the area of Waterloo and Piccadilly Streets. Residents have expressed concerns about the speed of traffic, parking, and traffic congestion in this area during morning and afternoon peak times.
The study’s purpose was to collect and review traffic and parking data, assess traffic operations and safety, and develop mitigation measures as needed potentially changing parking, signage, and traffic control.
Above: A map of the Waterloo Street and Piccadilly Street Traffic Study area
Upcoming public engagement period
The draft traffic and parking studywas posted on this webpage on April 9, 2021 and will be available for 30 calendar days for residents to review and provide comments on staff’s preliminary recommendations for the area. Once the public comment period has ended, staff will review all of the comments and concerns from residents to see if any updates to the study are necessary.
To submit input around the draft traffic and parking study, please use the open tool below. You can also submit any feedback by connecting with the project lead, Peter Kavcic directly by emailing pkavcic@london.ca
We recognize that not everyone will be able to access this information online. If you require any special accommodation or assistance, please contact the project manager and we will work together to best share the information with you.
Please share any comments or questions about the draft traffic and parking study by entering them below. Include your email and the team will be able to connect with you to respond.
The personal information submitted on this page is collected under the authority of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c. 25 and will be used to provide details regarding future Waterloo and Piccadilly Traffic Study supported communications, events, or activities.
Questions about this collection should be addressed to Peter Kavcic, Manager, Development Engineering at 300 Dufferin Ave., London, ON N6A 4L9, or by telephone at 519-661-2489 ext. 4581 , or email to pkavcic@london.ca
