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Line painting on North Cowichan roads for next three to four weeks

The Municipality of North Cowichan is repainting the lines on roadways starting today.

The work will be performed day and night, depending on weather conditions, for three to four weeks.

The Municipality says line painting maintains safe and clearly marked streets and roads for all users and may require temporary lane closures, reduced speeds where crews and equipment are working, along with minor delays and detours.

Drivers are asked to be patient and follow all posted signs and instructions from traffic control people to ensure safety for both workers and the public.

The municipality says efforts will be made to schedule the work at times that minimize disruption during peak traffic hours.

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