A replacement bridge is now open in Stoney Creek allowing traffic to flow again on Route 114 following a washout in March.
Replacement bridge about to open on Route 114 at Stoney Creek. One lane each direction until paving complete, two lanes by next week #nbpoli pic.twitter.com/KuTDn0Jntx
— 91.9The Bend News (@919TheBendNews) May 12, 2017
The semi-permanent bridge will be open to one lane of traffic in each direction this weekend and two lanes should be open by next week once paving is done.
Provincial transportation minister Bill Fraser says two other projects will also be completed this year – drainage work in Hillsborough near Pound Hill and 1.2 kilometres of repaving in Alma.
NB minister Bill Fraser announces drainage, repaving work on Route 114 this year. No amount given since work is going to tender soon #nbpoli pic.twitter.com/jowK0rUMyT
— 91.9The Bend News (@919TheBendNews) May 12, 2017
A dollar figure has not been attached since a department spokesperson says the work has not yet gone to tender.
(PHOTO – NB Transporation Minister Bill Fraser, Alma Mayor Kirstin H. Shortt, Fundy Royal MP Alaina Lockhart – 91.9 The Bend)
