Projects On The Go

This is a list of ongoing or recently completed City capital projects and studies. To learn about projects in an engagement phase, please visit Public Engagement Opportunities.

Aerial view of Queensborough and Fraser River

Queensborough Watercourse Classification Mapping & Drainage Survey

Project Status
In Progress
School zone sign showing 30 km/hr 7 am to 10 pm on school days

School Zone Traffic Calming Temporary Initiatives

Project Status
In Progress
Sewer separation rehabilitation workers

Sewer Separation

Project Status
In Progress
Tree Sale Planting Banner

Urban Reforestation and Biodiversity Enhancement Initiative

Project Status
In Progress
Victoria Hill Detention Pond with plants

Victoria Hill Detention Pond

Project Status
In Progress
Construction on the road with Road Closed sign and flagger

Watermain Replacement Program

Project Status
In Progress
Rain Garden with plants

West End Rain Gardens

Project Status
In Progress
Retaining Wall

Westminster Pier Park Wall Rehabilitation Project

Project Status
In Progress
Rendering of the tower under construction at 100 Braid Street

100 Braid Street (Sapperton)

Project Status
Completed
people looking at 660 Quayside Drive development

660 Quayside Drive & WPP Expansion

Project Status
Completed

Good Neighbour Protocol

This policy is currently a pilot project for City-led construction projects and works. The GNP is intended to provide guidelines to minimize construction related impacts to residents and businesses. The intent is to make it applicable to all development projects after the pilot project phase has concluded.

Good Neighbour Protocol

Development Applications Under Review

To learn about private development applications which are under review or have recently been approved, there are two options: 

  1. Interactive Map
  2. Map and list (printable)

To learn more about the development review process, different types of applications, and considerations for development in New Westminster, view Development. 

To learn more about upcoming and active engagement opportunities for private development applications, please visit Be Heard New West, the City's online community engagement space.