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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jun 17, 1997

Page

2

Pine Pass road work to start soon

Motorists through Pine Pass will face more road work this summer as 4.2 kilometre segment of Highway 97 near Bijoux Falls is reconstructed. The project aims to improve drainage and reduce frost heaves, continuing work from last year's Azouzetta Lake section.

Pine Pass Bijoux Falls Azouzetta Lake Ministry of Transportation and Highways Information Ron Wiebe Wiebe Ministry of Transportation and Highways

Hudson's Hope seeks road fixes from provincial minister

Hudson's Hope politicians met in Victoria with the Minister of Transportation and Highways to press for road maintenance. Mayor Lenore Harwood, Coun. Sam Kosolowsky, and Clerk Treasurer Fay Lavallee urged against arterial highway devolution and highlighted the damaged Peace Canyon and Beryl Prairie roads. A study is planned this summer, with a ministerial visit to inspect Peace Canyon and a letter to the premier.

Rick Davison Transportation Victoria Hudson’s Hope Lois Boone Lenore Harwood Coun Sam Kosolowsky Fay Lavallee Hudson’s Peace Canyon W.A.C. Bennett Dam Beryl Prairie Harwood Dunlevy Farrell Creek

Hope Corelle t Ce Council Faces Air Chimes Frustrations

Hope municipality addresses two accidental siren events in the early warning system at dams. Main contractor Air Chimes will be urged to improve the setup though rapid activation remains possible with each siren at the site. The issue prompts review of naming Chinaman Lake amid a probe into historic naming. A bylaw for Alwin Holland Park parking is being drafted after a complaint about out-of-town youths. A new garbage truck costing 53000 dollars will be bought from a Langley firm by summer end.

Council Chinaman Lake Chinaman Hudson’s Hope West Motherly Band Vancouver Association of Alwin Holland Park Langley

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