The City of White Rock is upgrading a stretch of Buena Vista Avenue, from Johnston Road to Best Street, to improve safety, accessibility, and infrastructure reliability for all ages and abilities.
This project includes:
Upgrades to ageing sanitary and drainage systems
Street-level improvements to make walking, rolling, and cycling safer and more accessible
Coordinated construction to minimize disruption and maximize value
Community feedback will help shape the above-ground design. Depending on input, improvements may include:
New sidewalks, crosswalks, and curb extensions
Accessible features and landscaping
Either a multi-use path (shared space to facilitate walking, cycling and rolling) or a dedicated two-way bike lane with a sidewalk
Example rendering of a multi-use pathExample rendering of a two-way bike lane and sidewalk
Why this matters:
These upgrades will make Buena Vista Avenue safer and more accessible for everyone — from residents and families to people using mobility aids, strollers, e-bikes, or scooters. In addition, this project supports Council’s Strategic Priorities (2023–2026) and the Integrated Transportation and Infrastructure Master Plan (ITIMP) and is a part of the City's long-term cycling network which will ultimately extend north along Best Street from Buena Vista Avenue to North Bluff Avenue.
Underground utility upgrades will strengthen the City’s resilience to heavy rainfall and climate change, helping to protect homes and public health, support growth, reduce maintenance costs, and ensure reliable infrastructure.
Attend the public open house on November 19, 2025, from 5:00 – 7:30 p.m. at the White Rock Community Centre (Lobby)
Stop by the community pop-up on November 22, 2025, between 12:00 – 4:00 p.m. at the White Rock Library
Complete the survey between November 17 (12:00 am PST) and December 12, 2025 (11:59 pm PST)
The City of White Rock is upgrading a stretch of Buena Vista Avenue, from Johnston Road to Best Street, to improve safety, accessibility, and infrastructure reliability for all ages and abilities.
This project includes:
Upgrades to ageing sanitary and drainage systems
Street-level improvements to make walking, rolling, and cycling safer and more accessible
Coordinated construction to minimize disruption and maximize value
Community feedback will help shape the above-ground design. Depending on input, improvements may include:
New sidewalks, crosswalks, and curb extensions
Accessible features and landscaping
Either a multi-use path (shared space to facilitate walking, cycling and rolling) or a dedicated two-way bike lane with a sidewalk
Example rendering of a multi-use pathExample rendering of a two-way bike lane and sidewalk
Why this matters:
These upgrades will make Buena Vista Avenue safer and more accessible for everyone — from residents and families to people using mobility aids, strollers, e-bikes, or scooters. In addition, this project supports Council’s Strategic Priorities (2023–2026) and the Integrated Transportation and Infrastructure Master Plan (ITIMP) and is a part of the City's long-term cycling network which will ultimately extend north along Best Street from Buena Vista Avenue to North Bluff Avenue.
Underground utility upgrades will strengthen the City’s resilience to heavy rainfall and climate change, helping to protect homes and public health, support growth, reduce maintenance costs, and ensure reliable infrastructure.
Example rendering of a multi-use path
Example rendering of a two-way bike lane and sidewalk