4th Avenue West Reconstruction
The City of Owen Sound plans to rebuild 4th Avenue West from 15th Street to 20th Street.
Tuesday, February 3 from 5 PM to 7 PM, there will be a Public Information Centre at First United Church 435 21st Street W.
This work will replace water and sewer pipes, sidewalks, and the road.
Now is the time to discuss how the street should look and function in the future!
This is a unique opportunity to ensure decisions made serve the community to the best degree possible for years to come.
The City of Owen Sound plans to rebuild 4th Avenue West from 15th Street to 20th Street.
Tuesday, February 3 from 5 PM to 7 PM, there will be a Public Information Centre at First United Church 435 21st Street W.
This work will replace water and sewer pipes, sidewalks, and the road.
Now is the time to discuss how the street should look and function in the future!
This is a unique opportunity to ensure decisions made serve the community to the best degree possible for years to come.
Questions
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Share Street parking is heavily used in this area for school and daycare pick up and drop off and anytime there is an event at kelso beach. Losing street parking would negatively impact almost every house on the street as some houses have limited parking space and rely on the street parking for all visitors to their home. Option three shows an enlarged pathway on the east side which will come very close to the front steps of multiple homes on the east side of the road has a consideration been given to how close some of the homes are to the right of way? A better way to ensure traffic calming would be to actually have an officer present more as anytime there is one present they ticket numerous vehicles. Lights at 4th and 19th would also be a much better option then the four way stop presently installed which sees multiple accidents every year. Have traffic lights been considered? There is also already a bike path on 2nd ave west that bicyclists could use. I don’t see the benefit of adding just a few blocks of multiple cycling lanes. on Facebook Share Street parking is heavily used in this area for school and daycare pick up and drop off and anytime there is an event at kelso beach. Losing street parking would negatively impact almost every house on the street as some houses have limited parking space and rely on the street parking for all visitors to their home. Option three shows an enlarged pathway on the east side which will come very close to the front steps of multiple homes on the east side of the road has a consideration been given to how close some of the homes are to the right of way? A better way to ensure traffic calming would be to actually have an officer present more as anytime there is one present they ticket numerous vehicles. Lights at 4th and 19th would also be a much better option then the four way stop presently installed which sees multiple accidents every year. Have traffic lights been considered? There is also already a bike path on 2nd ave west that bicyclists could use. I don’t see the benefit of adding just a few blocks of multiple cycling lanes. on Twitter Share Street parking is heavily used in this area for school and daycare pick up and drop off and anytime there is an event at kelso beach. Losing street parking would negatively impact almost every house on the street as some houses have limited parking space and rely on the street parking for all visitors to their home. Option three shows an enlarged pathway on the east side which will come very close to the front steps of multiple homes on the east side of the road has a consideration been given to how close some of the homes are to the right of way? A better way to ensure traffic calming would be to actually have an officer present more as anytime there is one present they ticket numerous vehicles. Lights at 4th and 19th would also be a much better option then the four way stop presently installed which sees multiple accidents every year. Have traffic lights been considered? There is also already a bike path on 2nd ave west that bicyclists could use. I don’t see the benefit of adding just a few blocks of multiple cycling lanes. on Linkedin Email Street parking is heavily used in this area for school and daycare pick up and drop off and anytime there is an event at kelso beach. Losing street parking would negatively impact almost every house on the street as some houses have limited parking space and rely on the street parking for all visitors to their home. Option three shows an enlarged pathway on the east side which will come very close to the front steps of multiple homes on the east side of the road has a consideration been given to how close some of the homes are to the right of way? A better way to ensure traffic calming would be to actually have an officer present more as anytime there is one present they ticket numerous vehicles. Lights at 4th and 19th would also be a much better option then the four way stop presently installed which sees multiple accidents every year. Have traffic lights been considered? There is also already a bike path on 2nd ave west that bicyclists could use. I don’t see the benefit of adding just a few blocks of multiple cycling lanes. link
Street parking is heavily used in this area for school and daycare pick up and drop off and anytime there is an event at kelso beach. Losing street parking would negatively impact almost every house on the street as some houses have limited parking space and rely on the street parking for all visitors to their home. Option three shows an enlarged pathway on the east side which will come very close to the front steps of multiple homes on the east side of the road has a consideration been given to how close some of the homes are to the right of way? A better way to ensure traffic calming would be to actually have an officer present more as anytime there is one present they ticket numerous vehicles. Lights at 4th and 19th would also be a much better option then the four way stop presently installed which sees multiple accidents every year. Have traffic lights been considered? There is also already a bike path on 2nd ave west that bicyclists could use. I don’t see the benefit of adding just a few blocks of multiple cycling lanes.
Dave asked 3 days agoThank you for taking the time to share your input for this project.
We encourage you to attend the upcoming Public Information Centre on Tuesday Februrary 3 from 5-7PM at First United Church. You can learn more about the options being considered.
If you are concerned about issues related to policing in the area, please reach out to the Owen Sound Police Serivices at
519-376-1234.
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Share Public handout shows Option 2 illustration with bike lanes on road and text says ‘one shared path…’ and Option 3 illustration shows one shared path but text says ‘bike lanes on road’. Going to be an interesting public meeting. Personally, I prefer the Option 3 illustration and the Option 2 text. Clear as mud. on Facebook Share Public handout shows Option 2 illustration with bike lanes on road and text says ‘one shared path…’ and Option 3 illustration shows one shared path but text says ‘bike lanes on road’. Going to be an interesting public meeting. Personally, I prefer the Option 3 illustration and the Option 2 text. Clear as mud. on Twitter Share Public handout shows Option 2 illustration with bike lanes on road and text says ‘one shared path…’ and Option 3 illustration shows one shared path but text says ‘bike lanes on road’. Going to be an interesting public meeting. Personally, I prefer the Option 3 illustration and the Option 2 text. Clear as mud. on Linkedin Email Public handout shows Option 2 illustration with bike lanes on road and text says ‘one shared path…’ and Option 3 illustration shows one shared path but text says ‘bike lanes on road’. Going to be an interesting public meeting. Personally, I prefer the Option 3 illustration and the Option 2 text. Clear as mud. link
Public handout shows Option 2 illustration with bike lanes on road and text says ‘one shared path…’ and Option 3 illustration shows one shared path but text says ‘bike lanes on road’. Going to be an interesting public meeting. Personally, I prefer the Option 3 illustration and the Option 2 text. Clear as mud.
IanH asked 4 days agoThank you for voicing your opinion.
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Share Can we get speed bumps and or a crosswalk at 16th street and 4th Avenue. I live right here and have seem far to may accidents and close calls. The 30km speed limit sign isnt doing enough with the amount of school kids that use this corner for bussing on Facebook Share Can we get speed bumps and or a crosswalk at 16th street and 4th Avenue. I live right here and have seem far to may accidents and close calls. The 30km speed limit sign isnt doing enough with the amount of school kids that use this corner for bussing on Twitter Share Can we get speed bumps and or a crosswalk at 16th street and 4th Avenue. I live right here and have seem far to may accidents and close calls. The 30km speed limit sign isnt doing enough with the amount of school kids that use this corner for bussing on Linkedin Email Can we get speed bumps and or a crosswalk at 16th street and 4th Avenue. I live right here and have seem far to may accidents and close calls. The 30km speed limit sign isnt doing enough with the amount of school kids that use this corner for bussing link
Can we get speed bumps and or a crosswalk at 16th street and 4th Avenue. I live right here and have seem far to may accidents and close calls. The 30km speed limit sign isnt doing enough with the amount of school kids that use this corner for bussing
Concerned parent asked 5 days agoThank you for sharing your concerns. We will evaluate and incorporate traffic-calming measures as part of the reconstruction. In the meantime, if you have concerns about speeding, please report them to the Owen Sound Police Service at 519-376-1234
If you are able, we encourage you to attend the upcoming Public Information Centre on February 3 between 5-7pm at First United Church.
Who's Listening
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MB
Phone 519-376-4440x 3300 Email mbellamy@owensound.ca -
Phone 519-376-4440x 1201 Email lwiddifield@owensound.ca -
AM
Phone 519-376-4440xt 3302 Email amcneil@owensound.ca -
SL
Phone 519-376-4440xt 3407 Email slalani@owensound.ca
Key Dates
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February 03 2026
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