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Nanaimo is one of the fastest growing communities in Canada, which brings growing pressure on the mobility system to provide safe, convenient, and affordable transportation to meet the community's needs.
The purpose of this Citywide Parking Review is to review parking regulations to better align with City Plan and the community's goals and values. This will include changes to the City's approach to off-street parking and curbside management, which will result in amendments to the Off-Street Parking Regulations Bylaw, Traffic and Highway Regulation Bylaw and Crossing Control Bylaw.
We are looking for community input on these topics:
Distribution of curb space (sidewalk, trees and green space, transit stop infrastructure, on-street parking, public amenities, etc.)
Advancing sustainable transportation
For more detailed information please see the documents on the right.
A survey will be available March 1 until March 28, 2025.
Nanaimo is one of the fastest growing communities in Canada, which brings growing pressure on the mobility system to provide safe, convenient, and affordable transportation to meet the community's needs.
The purpose of this Citywide Parking Review is to review parking regulations to better align with City Plan and the community's goals and values. This will include changes to the City's approach to off-street parking and curbside management, which will result in amendments to the Off-Street Parking Regulations Bylaw, Traffic and Highway Regulation Bylaw and Crossing Control Bylaw.
We are looking for community input on these topics:
The City is updating its off-street parking regulations and curbside management approach to better align with the goals and policies in City Plan: Nanaimo Reimagined. Parking has broad impacts on how people get around, community well-being, economic opportunities, the buildings that get built, and environmental sustainability.
To learn more about this project, parking management and changes being considered by the City, please review the Parking Conditions Summary document.
Your input will help us understand your parking management priorities and how best to regulate this service in our growing City. Thank you for you contribution!
Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FOIPPA): Information collected on this form is done so under the general authority of the Community Charter and FOIPPA, and is protected in accordance with FOIPPA. Personal information will only be used by authorized staff to fulfill the purpose for which it was originally collected, or for a use consistent with that purpose. For more information, please visit the Legislative Services Department at 455 Wallace Street, call 250 755 4405 or email foi@nanaimo.ca.
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