Project Information
The City of Saskatoon is reviewing 2nd Avenue / 3rd Avenue between King Street and 33rd Street. The purpose of the project is to design 2nd Avenue / 3rd Avenue to improve safety for people walking, cycling, and driving.
In winter 2023, we engaged the community on the proposed changes along 2nd Avenue / 3rd Avenue. We have assembled the feedback received from the online survey and community engagement sessions. A summary of the feedback can be viewed in the Connecting 2nd Avenue / 3rd Avenue Engagement Summary.
A report outlining the recommendations will be presented to the Standing Policy Committee on Transportation in Spring 2024.
The recommended option is Option 2A – Widen to the West, Separated Sidewalk and includes:
- Widening traffic lanes to 3.6 metres;
- Widening the west sidewalk to 2.5 metres wide;
- Widening the east sidewalk to a 3.0 metre shared-use pathway;
- Constructing a cul-de-sac to close 3rd Avenue at 2nd Avenue;
- Installation of pedestrian accessible curb ramps; and
- Installation of pedestrian actuated signals at King Street and at Duke Street.
Project Location
Engagement and design activities for the project are focused on 2nd Avenue / 3rd Avenue between King Street and 33rd Street in Saskatoon. A map of the study area is provided here.
How Can You Get Involved?
Thank you to everyone who participated in the engagement activities to let us know your thoughts and comments on the Connecting 2nd Avenue / 3rd Avenue: Walking, Cycling, and Driving Improvements project.
If you missed the live presentation, here is a link to the recorded Microsoft Teams live event.
Contact Us
Comments and questions can also be provided by phone, email, or mail using the contact information below.
Phone: | 306-975-2476 |
Email: | transportation@saskatoon.ca |
Address: |
City of Saskatoon |