More information to come. 

Brydon Park is located at the corner of 198 Street and 53 Avenue. It is a community park just north of the Nicomekl River, surrounded by a rapidly densifying residential community. The City has recently awarded the Brydon Park Capital Project to Western Watershed Design Inc. The project is scheduled to start the first week of December completing in the spring of 2020. Download the Brydon Park map. 

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The City of Langley and the Township of Langley are developing a long-term plan for protecting and improving watershed health in the upper Nicomekl River Watershed (east of 196th Street).

More Information to come. 

The purpose of the Fraser Highway One-Way Revitalization Project is to renew the One-Way and create a more welcoming, vibrant downtown for our growing community. The planned replacement of underground utilities has created an opportunity to improve the area and create a more pedestrian-friendly, inviting experience for businesses and visitors.

To assist with the design process, the City is working with a team of engineers, landscape architects, traffic planners and community engagement specialists.

To date, two rounds of consultation have been completed. Phase One Consultation with residents and businesses sought input on what they most like and most want changed about the Fraser Highway One-Way. Phase Two Consultation sought input on design concepts that incorporated key public interests for trees and greenery, vibrant public spaces and improved pedestrian experience for the new One-Way.

Current Project Activities

The City has deferred the originally planned 2019 implementation of the Project. This means that City-sponsored and third-party events on and near the One-Way in 2019 can continue as planned.

Once funding is secured and design is finalized we will begin planning for construction and will develop a communications plan and business liaison program. The City will continue engagement with local businesses and the Downtown Langley Business Association as the Project progresses. 

Consultation Summaries

Phase One Engagement: Fraser Highway One-Way Phase One Consultation Summary Report, and Appendices.
Phase Two Engagement: Fraser Highway One-Way Phase Two Consultation Summary Report, and Appendices.

Engineering Department, City of Langley: 
Mail: 20399 Douglas Crescent, Langley, BC V3A 4B3    Fax: 604.514.2322     Email: engineering@langleycity.ca

The City presented two conceptual designs at an open house on September 25, 2019 at City Hall.  The two concepts involved road and cycling upgrades including new protected bike lanes, sidewalks, street lighting, and plantings. The budget for the detailed design stage and construction have not been approved yet so the exact timing of the rest of this project is unknown at this time. However, this project is partially funded by Translink and is anticipated to be completed by 2022.

The presentation and poster boards that were discussed at the open house are available here:

Open House Presentation
Open House Boards

Engineering Department, City of Langley: 
Mail: 20399 Douglas Crescent, Langley, BC V3A 4B3    Fax: 604.514.2322     Email: engineering@langleycity.ca

The City presented two conceptual designs at an open house on May 9, 2019, at HD Stafford Middle School.  The two concepts involved road and utility upgrades including new sidewalks with on-street separated bike lanes or multi-use paths, street lighting and pedestrian safety improvements such as crosswalks. The budget for the detailed design stage and construction have not been approved yet so the timing of the rest of this project is unknown at this time.

The presentation boards that were discussed at the open house are available here:

Option 1
Option 2

Engineering Department, City of Langley: 
Mail: 20399 Douglas Crescent, Langley, BC V3A 4B3    Fax: 604.514.2322     Email: engineering@langleycity.ca