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I also think the addition of looking at active transportation along this route is critical. A number of our colleagues have commuted this route by bike so I think that's another important measure.

Circling back on the Beach Avenue... and the two-way vehicular traffic, could you just reflect to me in terms of phasing this contemplated in phase one, but I'm really thrilled to see the focus on the AAA cycling path, ... but I'm curious how you would phase that transition of having, so the, I guess what I'm trying to get at, if you're moving to two-way, would you be moving the bike path or would the bike path be prioritized first before shifting traffic so there's no disruptions, so there's that continuity? Because it's been wildly popular, it's a fantastic addition to the city, and I see it's contemplated that it's actually enhanced through this, but would you make sure that that cycling infrastructure goes first and then the two-waying, is that how that would work?

I think prioritizing the pedestrian and the cycling infrastructure should be the first thing. On the, I want to go back to Pacific Avenue because I gather that, and the maps addressing that infrastructure is a priority in this plan. I don't see, it's not till later, and I'm curious if there's any way to be doing that infrastructure at the same time as we're looking at the beach.
And so again, prioritizing that infrastructure network, which we're trying to do across the region, not just in Vancouver. Could that be done in phase one?