The Strathcona Regional District is developing a new parks and trails plan for Electoral Area D and is seeking public input on its draft integrated transportation network plan.
The SRD launched a survey Jan. 26 as part of the second phase of public consultation. The first phase took place in August and September 2025.
According to the regional district, the plan will guide future improvements and investments in parks, trails and other transportation infrastructure around the Oyster Bay and Buttle Lake communities.
“The active transportation network plan will identify opportunities to improve connections between destinations to enhance accessibility and mobility for all residents and visitors,” the district said in a news release.
The SRD said the plan includes identifying a priority project and advancing it to a shovel-ready stage suitable for submission to the B.C. Active Transportation Infrastructure Grant.
Feedback from the survey will help determine network priorities that can be advanced to the shovel-ready stage.
The survey is open until Feb. 17.
