CHISHOLM STREET UPGRADES
As part of the Ladner Village Revitalization efforts, the City of Delta is proposing to redesign Chisholm Street. A preliminary design concept has been developed to support discussion and gather community feedback before any decisions are made. Read the summary to learn more about what is being considered and how you can get involved.
ABOUT THIS WORK
Building on recent improvements at the Chisholm Street Wharf, the City is exploring opportunities to reimagine Chisholm Street as a stronger connection between Ladner Village and the waterfront.
Chisholm Street is envisioned as an animated shared community space that brings together the waterfront, local businesses, and the character of Ladner Village. The proposed approach would shift the street from a traffic-focused corridor to a people-focused waterfront street, supporting walking, cycling, events, and everyday activity while maintaining access for vehicles. Key features of the proposed design include:
• A one-way, westbound traffic configuration on Chisholm Street
• A new traffic circle at Chisholm Street and
• Georgia Street
• A multi-use pathway and widened sidewalks connecting Elliott Street to Delta Street
• Landscaped areas and street trees
• Angled parking along the north side of Chisholm Street Proposed Concepts
PLANNING AHEAD
Delta is undertaking the design work now to support long-term planning. Following community engagement, the proposed one-way configuration would only move forward to detailed design if supported by Council. Any future construction would be subject to further Council approvals and funding through the City’s five-year Capital Plan.
In the near term, staff will explore improvements—such as enhanced crosswalks and clearer bike lane markings—to support access and connections to the waterfront while longer-term plans are developed.
Visit letstalk.delta.ca/Ladner-Village for more information and to participate.
Please email Revite-the-Village@delta.ca.
