05/20/2025
Cycling Nova Scotia and the Spryfield Community Association (SCA) invite you to participate in an upcoming session to discuss the development of a proposed Active Transportation Network for the Spryfield community.
https://blueroute.ca/spryfield-community-association-core-at-%20network%20-%20project/
This project is part of Cycling Nova Scotia’s Core Active Transportation Networks initiative—a program that offers free consultation and concept design services to help communities across the province develop grassroots, community-led AT network plans. The Spryfield Community Association has taken the lead in partnering with Cycling NS to ensure that the vision, values, and needs of local residents shape the design of future infrastructure.
Your insight is key to building the community vision. These sessions provide an opportunity to:
- Learn about the preliminary network map (see attached) and key findings from our first-round community visioning session.
- Review initial route connections and amendments informed by slope constraints and best practices.
- Share your perspective, highlight opportunities or challenges that may have been overlooked, and help guide next steps as we move toward concept-level design (identifying infrastructure facility types, bike lanes, sidewalks, crossing ext.).
If you cannot attend or are curious about the current scope of work, we encourage you to visit our project webpage. There, you can complete our phase one online survey, comment directly on the interactive draft network map and find out about pop-up engagement session dates.
https://blueroute.ca/spryfield-community-association-core-at-%20network%20-%20project/ After our second round of engagement planned in the summer, your feedback will again help refine the network before it is ultimately handed off to the SCA to be presented to the HRM Transportation Standing Committee.
In the meantime, should you have any questions or comments, please don’t hesitate to contact us directly or check out our project page for more information
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Cycling Nova Scotia is located in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral and traditional lands of the Mi’kmaq people. CNS acknowledges the Peace and Friendship Treaties signed in this Territory and recognizes that we are all Treaty People.
