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Report on Cowichan Bay traffic and pedestrian issues to come in 2-3 weeks

Stakeholders in Cowichan Bay got a chance to toss around some ideas and flesh them out during a series of sessions.
A design charette was held throughout last week and area director, Lori iannidinardo says there were a variety of ideas floated to try to address the parking and pedestrian issues in the community……
Ross Blackwell with the CVRD’s land use services says a full report from the  consultant who ran the sessions will come back to the District in 2 or 3 weeks.
Sharon Vanhouwe
Sharon Vanhouwe
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