Port Moody has more than 60 km of trails and paths managed by the city and the Tri-Cities Off Road Cycling Association (TORCA).
Now, the city is seeking feedback on its plan to better manage and enhance those trails.
A draft plan envisions expanding Port Moody’s trail network into areas like Chines Park, creating more connections between parks, improving urban multi-use paths and bike routes between neighbourhoods and completion of a new regional greenway linking Belcarra, Pleasantside and Coronation Park to Coquitlam.
There would also be improvements to trail signage and wayfinding.
Until Dec. 15, Port Moody residents can review the full draft plan and fill out a survey online at the city’s public engagement hub.
A paper version of the survey is also available at city hall (100 Newport Dr.) during business hours and it must be returned to the same location by Dec. 13.
As well, the city will hold an online information session on Dec. 4, from 6 to 7:15 p.m. A link to the Zoom session is available at the Engage Port Moody hub.
The input received will help the city refine the draft plan for council’s consideration next February.
The final draft of the plan should then be ready in March 2025.
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