Green Mountain Road to close Oct. 17 due to bridge construction

By SUBMITTED/H&M Excavating Ltd. | Steve Arstad
October 06 2017 02:14 PM

PENTICTON – Construction on Green Mountain Road will result in a temporary closure later this month.

H&M Excavating Ltd. says the road will be closed Tuesday, Oct. 17 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

A temporary bridge placed across Shingle Creek approximately nine kilometres west of the Channel Parkway and Green Mountain Road intersection is being removed following construction of a new bridge across the creek.

Access to Green Mountain Road beyond Shingle Creek can be made through Marron Valley Road or Highway 3A at Green Mountain Road’s western entrance.

Anyone with questions should call Mark Reid of HRC Construction at 1-604-835-0403.

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Steve Arstad

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