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Qualicum Beach Secures $4M for Highway 19A Waterfront Safety Upgrades

The project will add cycling paths, shared walkways and traffic-calming roadwork after studies found 94% of drivers exceed the 50 km/h limit.

  • The Town of Qualicum Beach secured $4,067,672 in federal funding on July 30 for the Highway 19A Waterfront Complete Street Project, which Mayor Teunis Westbroek called a "transformational investment."
  • Traffic studies found 94 per cent of motorists exceed the 50 km/h speed limit along the corridor, making safety improvements the town's top priority for many years.
  • Planned improvements include a continuous cycling path on the north side of Highway 19A, new shared pathways, additional parking, and reconstructed roadways with narrower travel lanes designed to slow traffic.
  • The funding supports 54 community infrastructure projects across British Columbia as part of a $152-million investment administered by the UBCM, according to Minister of Housing and Municipal Affairs Christine Boyle.
  • Implementation planning for the redesign is underway, and the town will share construction timelines and additional project details as the work moves forward.
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