More Road Work to Get Underway Today

Monday, June 14, 2010 03:58 AM

Prince George, B.C.- You may face some driving delays in Prince George this week as more road rehabilitation projects get underway.

Four projects are slated to begin this week, with a total value of $717,000.

Continental Way

· Terminal to Hwy 16 Access

· Asphalt milling Monday June 14, 2010, with paving later in the week

· Completed: June 18, weather dependant

· Estimated Cost: $96,000

· Length: .580 lane kilometers

Queensway

· 1st Ave to 4th Ave

· Asphalt milling Monday June 14, 2010 with paving later in the week

· Completed: June 18, weather dependant

· Estimated Cost: $110,000

· Length: .980 lane kilometers

Ospika Blvd

· 1st Ave to McDermid

· Asphalt milling Monday June 14, with paving later in the week

· Completed: June 18, weather dependant

· Estimated Cost: $198,000

· Length: 1.200 lane kilometers

Ospika Blvd – south bound lanes

· 5th Ave to 15th Ave

· Asphalt Milling Tuesday June 15, 2010 with paving later in the week

· June 18, weather dependant

· Estimated Cost: $313,000

· Length: 2.316 lane kilometers

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Posted on Monday, June 14, 2010 03:58 AM in News by 250 News

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Posted by: Palopu on June 14 2010 5:58 PM

You forget the big one. River Road from Cameron St., Bridge to CN Rail steel bridge. Approx 3 Km. for road and paving, and lighting, $6 Million dollars.

Usage next to none.

Reason for project. Matching funds from Federal Government.

Consequences of action. Pissy little paving projects for Prince George taxpayers.

Solution: Reset priorties, making City Streets, Number one.

Possibility of priorties being reset by City. Nil.

Have a nice day.