Renewal project on Erickson Road set to begin May 7

The City of Campbell River said traffic restrictions are expected on Erickson Road beginning May 7.

The restrictions coincide with the start of a renewal project along the road in the southern part of Campbell River.

BACKGROUND: City of Campbell River moving forward with $5.78 million upgrade on Erickson Road

The city said motorists should expect single-lane alternating traffic for the next seven months while construction is underway.

“We appreciate the community’s patience as we work to improve the reliability of water and sewer services in Campbell River,” said Grant Parker, director of operations.

According to a statement from the city, garbage and recycling collection will continue as usual and no changes to transit service are expected at this time.

Sage Daniels
Sage Daniels
Sage is a news reporter stationed in Campbell River, B.C. He went to college for Radio Broadcasting in Toronto, where he worked in his college newsroom. When Sage isn't in his office, he's likely in the bush, fishing or playing his bass guitar.

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