Roundabout meeting scheduled for Jan. 14

The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure plans to hold an open house and information session about the roundabout

The provincial Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure plans to hold an open house and information session about the roundabout proposed for the intersection of Highway 5 and the road to Wells Gray Park in Clearwater. The meeting will be held in the Pit at Clearwater Secondary School on Monday, Jan. 14, at CSS, 3 – 5 p.m. and 6 – 8 p.m.

According to information from the Ministry, upgrading the intersection to a roundabout configuration would increase safety and mobility.

An open house on the same topic scheduled for Dec. 19 at CSS was postponed due the tragic deaths of two teachers a short while earlier.

 

 

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