City Upgrading 10th Street & Hobson Avenue Intersection

The City of Courtenay is upgrading the intersection of 10th Street East and Hobson Avenue.

The upgrades will include:

  • The addition of a crosswalk across the North and South leg of Hobson Avenue.
  • New letdowns for either side of the new crosswalks.
  • Replacement of the existing fire hydrant.
  • Relocation of the existing storm catch basins.

The upgrades to the intersection will increase safety for students who use this route to access local schools. It will also formalize the crossing of Hobson Avenue, and allow for safer park access for residents.

The project is scheduled to be completed by Thursday, November 2nd. Work will take place between 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM starting Monday, October 23rd. However, the work is weather dependent and construction dates may vary.

Vehicle traffic and on-street parking will be restricted within the work area. Traffic control personnel will be on site to direct vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists within the work area.

For more information, contact Public Works Services at (250) 338-1525 or email publicworks@courtenay.ca.

Justin Goulet
Justin Goulet
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