Halifax Seeks Public Input on North End Complete Streets Phase 2 Designs
The Halifax Regional Municipality is inviting residents to review and comment on preliminary concept designs for the North End Complete Streets Phase 2 project, which covers approximately 4.8 kilometres of streets south of Bloomfield Street. Feedback can be submitted online until Dec. 12 or at four in-person sessions between Nov. 12 and Nov. 15.
The Halifax Regional Municipality is asking residents to share their views on preliminary concept designs for the North End Complete Streets project. Phase 2 of the initiative involves developing designs for approximately 4.8 kilometres of streets located south of Bloomfield Street in Halifax's North End.
The specific streets included in the project are Maynard, Creighton, Northwood, Fuller, Charles, Nora Bernard, Cunard, and North streets. The proposed designs aim to improve safety and accessibility for people of all ages and abilities while respecting the area's history and identity. The complete street initiative also supports Regional Council’s Active Transportation Priorities Plan and Integrated Mobility Plan (IMP).
Residents can provide feedback by visiting engagehalifax.ca/north-end-complete-streets and completing an online survey available until Saturday, Dec. 12. In addition to the digital option, four in-person engagement sessions are scheduled: two sessions on Thursday, Nov. 12, one on Saturday, Nov. 14, and one on Sunday, Nov. 15.
Public input gathered during this phase will be used to refine the designs before a functional plan is brought forward to Regional Council for consideration in 2027.