Transportation Master Plan

The Final Report of the Transportation Master Plan will be considered and recommended for Council's approval at the November 14, 2023 Regular Council meeting. The City of Stratford Transportation Master Plan Final Report and its Appendices (Appendix 1: Needs Opportunities, Appendix 2: Network Strategy and Appendix 3: Engage Summary) are now available in the Document Library. This report summarizes the projects, directions, strategies and actions recommended for the City of Stratford to implement and to direct transportation investments city-wide.

Following the most recent public feedback period, two new recommendations have been integrated. The Transportation Master Plan Summary Report now contains fifty-four recommendations for the City’s pedestrian, cycling and street networks, transit, and supporting strategies including Vision Zero, land use planning, and traffic calming, among others. Implementation costs and priority projects have been identified for the short-, medium-, and long-term time frames, and a plan for monitoring progress and updates is also included.

Notice of Completion

The City of Stratford has completed a new Transportation Master Plan (TMP). The TMP is a long-range planning document that identifies strategies and infrastructure solutions to the City’s transportation needs over the short-, medium-, and long-term to a planning horizon of 2041, intended to achieve the TMP’s vision:

Stratford's transportation system will facilitate a safe, vibrant, prosperous, and complete community while reflecting the principles of equity, accessibility, inclusivity, and environmental sustainability.

The draft TMP Report was presented to City Council on August 14, 2023. The City of Stratford is now hosting a 30-day public review period, providing the public the opportunity to comment on the draft report, which is available online at https://engagestratford.ca/28740/widgets/116938/documents/110014

Please submit written comments by September 17, 2023 to:

Nancy Roulston, P.Eng.
Manager of Engineering
City of Stratford
1 Wellington Street
Stratford, ON N5A 6W1
nroulston@stratford.ca

Scott Johnston, P.Eng.
Consultant Project Manager
Arcadis IBI Group
55 St. Clair Avenue West
Toronto, ON M4V 2Y7
sjohnston@ibigroup.com

The City of Stratford Transportation Master Plan draft Summary Report is now available in the Document Library here. This report summarizes the projects, directions, strategies and actions recommended for the City of Stratford to implement and to direct transportation investments city-wide. The report will be presented to council at its regular meeting on August 14, 2023, after which the report is open for a 30 – day public commenting period.

The City of Stratford's Transportation Master Plan Phase 2 report is now available in the Document Library at right.

The purpose of this Phase 2 report is to identify the preferred transportation infrastructure, policy and strategy solutions that best address the transportation issues and needs identified as part of Phase 1 of the Transportation Master Plan study.

A Transportation Master Plan report summarizing the activities and findings from the first round of stakeholder and public engagement is now available.

The report can be found under the Documents Library section at right.

We are pleased to launch the second round of public consultation on the Transportation Master Plan, which will be available from November 7 - 20, 2022.

This second round of public consultation will present potential solutions, including options for road improvements and cycling.

To participate you can:

• Review the online display boards
• Complete survey #2 on Potential Solutions
• Submit comments and questions

View the Needs and Opportunities report in Document Library

Please see Document Library for the full report.

We are pleased to launch the first round of public consultation on the Transportation Master Plan! To participate you can:

• Review the online display boards and presentation
• Complete the Transportation Needs and Opportunity Survey
• Leave feedback on the interactive map
• Submit comments and questions

Both the survey and interactive map will be online until May 5, 2022.