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We're looking for your feedback about the results of the 2022 Whitehorse North Trail Plan.
In 2022, the City completed a neighbourhood level trail plan for Whitehorse North, which encompasses the MacPherson, Hidden Valley, Forestview, and Mayo Road area. Due to concerns expressed by some residents in the area about the results, we've decided to conduct a public survey to review and help determine whether residents are generally satisfied with the plan or not.
Following this survey, a What We Heard report will be shared with the public.
The Whitehorse North Trail Plan identifies existing trails in the area, trailContinue reading
We're looking for your feedback about the results of the 2022 Whitehorse North Trail Plan.
In 2022, the City completed a neighbourhood level trail plan for Whitehorse North, which encompasses the MacPherson, Hidden Valley, Forestview, and Mayo Road area. Due to concerns expressed by some residents in the area about the results, we've decided to conduct a public survey to review and help determine whether residents are generally satisfied with the plan or not.
Following this survey, a What We Heard report will be shared with the public.
The Whitehorse North Trail Plan identifies existing trails in the area, trail types, and allowable uses. Trails are categorized as either motorized multi-use, or non-motorized throughout the city in order to permit or exclude motorized activities from occurring on them.
You can provide your input via our online survey, or send an email with the subject line “2023 Whitehorse North” to trails@whitehorse.ca.
What we're asking now:
This phase of engagement focuses on sharing information and receiving feedback on the Whitehorse North Trail Plan.
How to get involved:
Take our survey by September 15, 2023.
Our promise to you:
We will keep you informed, listen to and acknowledge your concerns and preferences, and provide feedback on how public input influenced the decision.
We want to hear from you! Help us ensure that the 2022 Whitehorse North Trail Plan reflects the community’s needs and aspirations for trails. Please fill out this survey and let us know what you think. Thank you!
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Whitehorse North Trail Plan has finished this stage
Take our survey and share your feedback about the results of the 2022 Whitehorse North Trail Plan.
Review of Findings - September 2023
Whitehorse North Trail Plan has finished this stage
We will review findings from the public comment period to learn about the level of satisfaction with the 2022 Whitehorse North Trail Plan.
Reporting and Sharing Information with the Public - December 2023
Whitehorse North Trail Plan is currently at this stage
We will share our What We Heard Report along with the City's decision on a new planning process with Whitehorse North residents and the broader community.
Motorized Multi Use (MMU) Trail: Trails designed and designated by the City to be used by both non-motorized and motorized users.
Non-Motorized Trail: Trails designated to be used by a variety of non-motorized users and restricted to use by all-terrain vehicles. Snowmobiles may be permitted to use non-motorized trails during the winter.
