Pedestrian safety and roadway improvements will be constructed the summer of 2025 along McMahon Avenue from Westmoreland to Avenue Road.
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Improvements include:
New sidewalk along south side of McMahon Avenue from Jane Avenue to Avenue Road.
Road rehabilitation work from Jane Avenue to Avenue Road.
Traffic calming measures are also proposed along McMahon Avenue from Westmoreland Road to Avenue Road.
The new traffic calming measures will include curb extensions (bulb-outs) at Westmoreland Road, Jane Avenue, and Seaforth Road. These new traffic calming measures will complement the Community Safety Zone and speed limit reductions put in place on McMahon Avenue in 2022. The traffic calming and new sidewalk will also require some changes to parking regulations along a portion of McMahon Avenue - this has been identified in the map below.
The map below shows the different parts of this project.
White = Existing sidewalks and walkways Red = Planned new sidewalk Purple = Planned traffic calming Dark Grey = Extent of road rehabilitation Teal = No stopping areas Blue = No parking areas
Pedestrian safety and roadway improvements will be constructed the summer of 2025 along McMahon Avenue from Westmoreland to Avenue Road.
Project updates will be shared on this page and with project followers. Use the follow project feature on this page to sign up to receive updates in your inbox.
Improvements include:
New sidewalk along south side of McMahon Avenue from Jane Avenue to Avenue Road.
Road rehabilitation work from Jane Avenue to Avenue Road.
Traffic calming measures are also proposed along McMahon Avenue from Westmoreland Road to Avenue Road.
The new traffic calming measures will include curb extensions (bulb-outs) at Westmoreland Road, Jane Avenue, and Seaforth Road. These new traffic calming measures will complement the Community Safety Zone and speed limit reductions put in place on McMahon Avenue in 2022. The traffic calming and new sidewalk will also require some changes to parking regulations along a portion of McMahon Avenue - this has been identified in the map below.
The map below shows the different parts of this project.
White = Existing sidewalks and walkways Red = Planned new sidewalk Purple = Planned traffic calming Dark Grey = Extent of road rehabilitation Teal = No stopping areas Blue = No parking areas
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