127 Street from Stony Plain Road to 118 Avenue is a project of the City’s Collector Concept Planning program. These projects are areas identified through the Neighbourhood Renewal public involvement process that would benefit from further in-depth public engagement and analysis. The project team will present the three concept plan options for 127 Street that have incorporated feedback from recent community Kitchen Table meetings and from the online discussion forum.

Date: Wednesday, June 17, 2015 Location: Inglewood Community League Hall Address: 12515 116 Avenue Time: 4:30-8:30pm Formal presentations at 5pm and 7pm

This meeting will provide an opportunity for the public to learn more about the project and to provide feedback on the concept plan options. In addition to presentations, information boards will outline the details of the designs and project staff will be available to answer questions. Come see the concept plan options and tell us what you think.

A concept plan is being developed for 127 Street in advance of Neighbourhood Renewal in Westmount in 2017 and in Inglewood, planned for 2019–2022.

127 Street through these two neighbourhoods is a one-way northbound collector road with parking on the east side and a contraflow bike lane on the other. Northbound cyclists share the travel lane with motor vehicle traffic. This roadway has been a bike route for 30 years and is well used by residents to access destinations within the neighbourhoods including parks, schools and businesses along 124 Street.

Although 127 Street was not identified in the Bicycle Transportation Plan, as part of the City’s Major Bike Grid, its connectivity across Yellowhead Trail makes it a desirable route for further development as a major bicycle facility, providing Edmontonians a greater range of travel mode choices for all ages and abilities.