This work is part of a larger project to repair the Klineline Pond parking lot
VANCOUVER – A contractor will repair a small area of the Klineline Pond parking lot at Salmon Creek Regional Park beginning Wednesday, April 19. Lakeside Industries will replace damaged concrete at the entrance to the bridge over Salmon Creek. The work area will be blocked with cones, signs and caution tape. While the parking lot will remain open, visitors are asked to avoid the work area. The work is expected to be completed by Friday, April 21, weather permitting.
This work is part of a larger project to repair the Klineline Pond parking lot. The project will occur in phases throughout the spring and summer. Some phases of the project may impact parking lot access. Residents should check clark.wa.gov/public-works for project updates before visiting the park this summer.
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Information provided by Clark Co. WA Communications.
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