Hours Worked: 2200+ Summer 2016 Began Wing Nite fundraisers Held - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Hours Worked: 2200+ Summer 2016 Began Wing Nite fundraisers Held - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Funds Raised: $16,000 Hours Worked: 2200+ Summer 2016 Began Wing Nite fundraisers Held 3 community engagement sessions (Winter 2017, Summer 2017, and Winter 2018) Summer 2017 - H.R.M. referred to our group in the report
Funds Raised: $16,000 Hours Worked: 2200+ Summer 2016 – Began Wing Nite fundraisers Held 3 community engagement sessions (Winter 2017,
Summer 2017, and Winter 2018)
Summer 2017 - H.R.M. referred to our group in the
report stating that Lucasville Road officially is now included in the H.R.M. Active Transportation Plan
Fall 2017 - Received Design Point Final Report Spring 2018 - Registered Society with Joint Stocks
https://lucasvillegreenway.wordpress.com/ LucasvilleGreenway@gmail.com Wallace Lucas Community Centre & Lucasville Greenway Society
Vision Statement: “To develop a linear active
transportation greenway along Lucasville Road that provides connections within the community (Waterstone, Kingwood North, Timber Trails), and to surrounding communities (Lower Sackville and Hammonds Plains).”
Lucasville Road - 7.2 km, in excess 7000 vehicles traveling
daily, no transit
Traffic (Nov 2017) – 1290 cars per hour, 10000 cars per day
What is a Greenway?
Greenway Examples
Cobequid Road
Sackville Greenway
Beaufort Avenue
Larry Uteck Boulevard
Benefits of a Greenway
Safety Healthy Lifestyle Accessibility Honouring our heritage Tourism Additional benefits identified by Lucasville:
Interpretive panels highlighting local history Adequately lit Paved, 2 lane (6 feet) Inter- and intra-community connections Greenery Park and walk or bike Separate from road (no smell, noise, wind) Bus Service
Lucasville Greenway
Can encompass more than just Lucasville Road
Active transportation (AT) trail along Lucasville Road
AT or recreational trails connecting subdivisions
Allow residents to get from Lucasville to Lower Sackville and Hammonds Plains via a safe and dedicated Greenway
A Greenway would give people outside Lucasville access to this Historical Black Community, actively connecting the multiple communities
Greenways act like a sidewalk, but are funded differently
Not paid for through an area rate
Greenway Funding - is available and often goes unused
Halifax AT Plan "Candidate Bicycle Routes and Greenway Network Sackville/Bedford Area"
Greenway Vision
Halifax Water proposed 2019-2020 plan
Thank You!
LucasvilleGreenway@gmail.com Wallace Lucas Community Centre & Lucasville Greenway Society https://lucasvillegreenway.wordpress.com/