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Port Moody council pushes for one-way design for Spring Street, sending planners back to drawing board

Rather than giving drivers the priority, the city should consider a more pedestrian-friendly, one-way design for Spring Street, Port Moody Mayor Meghan Lahti said at a recent council meeting. “I don’t like the fact that we got a bunch of excuses why we couldn’t do it,” Lahti said. “We’re designing a transit-oriented area around cars, […]

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