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The document outlines the agenda and goals for an advisory committee meeting on the Jacques Cartier Bicycle Path Network. It discusses planned improvements and ongoing projects to the pedestrian and bicycle path network, including installation of reflectors, a repair station, painting, guardrail replacement, and modifications to chicanes to reduce speeds. Next steps include further testing and data collection on the chicanes, a maintenance report in the fall, and the next advisory committee meeting in the fall.

Jacques Cartier Bicycle Path Network
June 19, 2018
Advisory Committee

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Agenda
+ Meeting called to order 5 minutes
+ Network operation 10 minutes
+ Work and projects 40 minutes
+ Next steps 5 minutes

3
Advisory Committee
+ Formalize and structure discussions
about the Jacques Cartier Bridge
bicycle path network with user groups
and partners
+ Track current issues and projects on a
quarterly basis
+ Help promote active transportation with
paths that are safe, accessible and
user-friendly
Review of goals

Network operation
Planned improvements this season

5
Network operation
Follow-up on suggestions for
improvement
+ Analysis of reflector installation to reduce
path glare
+ Installation of a repair station near the Île
Sainte-Hélène pavilion on May 31

Work and projects
Improvements to the pedestrian and bicycle path
network

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Ongoing and upcoming work
+ Pilot project for painting and steel work that
will have an impact on traffic on the
multipurpose path and sidewalk (end of
July to end of November)
+ Waterproofing of the path and sidewalk
(completed) + friction tests to come
+ Work on the Île Sainte-Hélène ramps
(closures to come)

8
Replacement of guard rails
Work status
+ Replacement of 500 guard-rail
sections along the multipurpose path
and sidewalk is finished
+ Inspections and finalization of the
work to come (more closures
possible)

9
Modifications of chicanes
+ Goal of the chicanes
- Reduce speed
- Enhance everyone's safety
- Choice of chicanes to help with the maintenance of the
multipurpose path
+ Modifications ongoing
- One of 3 barriers opened (May 25)
- Installation of yield right-of-way signs on the chicanes
(May 25)
- With 2 barriers per chicane, the goal has been met to
slow traffic to 15 km/h
- 3rd barrier will be removed soon

10
Tests and data collection
More testing on the chicanes will be done in
the coming weeks:
+ Installation of cameras for 5 days to
collect data
+ Evaluation of how different bicycles get
through 2 barriers instead of 3
+ Installation of information boards at the
path entrances (to come)

11
User awareness
+ Date to be confirmed
+ Awareness activity for users of the
multipurpose path
+ Signal lights to be distributed
+ Specific instructions for the path
+ Comments collected

Next steps
Contact resource and next meetings

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Next steps
+ Modifications to the chicanes,
testing and data collection
+ Report on winter maintenance to
come at the end of the summer
+ Next meeting in the fall
- Don’t hesitate to send us your ideas
for meeting topics by email

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Communications
Contact us
+ Claudia Carbonneau
ccarbonneau@jccbi.ca
450-651-8771, x2533
+ Comments and suggestions:
communications@pjcci.ca
or via Twitter @pontJCBridge

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