Issue acknowledged.

Bill Ward Director of Permitting and Inspections assigned this issue to SCormier

I'm surprised new development is allowed without proper pedestrian infrastructure. A man was recently killed in this area by a driver. Why hasn't pedestrian safety become a priority in this dangerous part of Burlington.

Issue assigned to Engineering

Any status update?

Their is a ranking system for designing sidewalks - this is still being researched

This issue was recategorized from Sidewalks to Capital improvements and long-term projects.

Still no safe way to walk into a large building with many businesses. Given the high volume of people using this building there should be a path for pedestrians to use. Currently have to walk in the road which is very unsafe.

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Can we please address the complete lack of any pedestrian facilities here? People are forced to walk in the travel lanes with cars parked on both sides which creates a very hazardous situation. This needs fixing now! Many, many businesses in Chace Mill yet to adequate pedestrian facilities exist.

An issue everyday trying to walk to office located in the Chace Mill. No sidewalks!

7 years and no progress. Can we please add walking facilities here!