The $24-million project to fix damage in the area known as Tunnel Hill was originally planned for completion this month.
Repairs to the Malahat about one kilometre north of Finlayson Arm Road are set to be completed by the fall, after the stretch of road was damaged by heavy rain and flooding in November 2021.
Janelle Staite, the Ministry of Transportation’s deputy director for the south coast region, said 50 metres of the northbound lane were lost as a result of the November 2021 storm. A culvert outlet was also damaged, and portions of a retaining wall were compromised. “Although it looks from the road like a fairly short segment, the topography drops down fairly significantly towards the water and it required some major piling efforts,” Staite said.
Fines in construction zones include $196 to $253 for speeding, $196 for disobeying a flag person and $121 for disobeying a traffic-control device.
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