New Westminster BC

The new sidewalk is blocked by construction fencing and people are having to divert out into the street to get around it. This was witnessed most recently this evening as a new mother had to walk down the road outside of the cones that did not provide enough space for her stroller. The previous issue raised on this stated that the issue was being looked into and then it was closed an archived. Until this issue is resolved should this not remain open? And what is the timeline for this to be addressed?

water fountain is not working

The Quayside dog park has long been promised a water fountain for people and dogs.

We are requesting again a fountain be placed in this dog park.

The dog park is very hot on sunny days and there is no trees on the south or east side to provide shade when it gets hot in the afternoon.

Currently people hang jugs of water in the tree and it looks very unsightly.

The dog park gets heavy use and we want a water station installed as soon as possible.

Thank you for your attention to this matter

garbage all over this parking area/worksite used by Onni construction crews

Over grown vegetation to ravine entrance on Glenbrook Drive

Sidewalk is buckling

Cars inching out of Renaissance Square often have near misses from traffic on Quayside Drive. Large vehicles park at the head of the line on Quayside Drive so it is difficult to see and traffic is very often driving quickly along Quayside Drive. Maybe removing the existing first traffic spot would provide greater visibility.

intersections of Carnarvon and 4th and/or Agnes and 4th desperately need to become 4 way stops. There is a lot of traffic during School drop off and pickup times from Qayqayt Elementary. 4th at Carnarvon deals with a completely blind hill for traffic moving East/West.

I'm hoping this is already in the works, but we're into school week two (was supposed to be about week 5 if there hadn't been a strike), and there's still no school zone speed limit signage around Ecole Qayqayt Elementary. The intersection at Merivale and Agnes should be changed to a four way stop to keep traffic moving a bit better, and also slow people down, and there needs to be crosswalks painted both there and in front of the school at Merivale and Cunningham. Also, for the first little while, I think there should be some parking enforcement, as so many people are parking in no parking zones, and on corners and double parking. If the city handed out a few tickets, perhaps people would be more aware. It's bad enough that the school property is in a construction zone (not the city's problem), but to have traffic chaos there every day too is disconcerting.

Please install a Four-Way Stop.
With increased traffic due to the new school, it is becoming very dangerous for pedestrians to cross Agnes Street at Fourth Avenue.