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Province of British Columbia
MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE

PEACE DISTRICT

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SERVICE AREA 22 – North Peace

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PUBLIC NOTICE # 10 (Restrictions Rescinded)
Pursuant to Section 66 of the Transportation Act the following load restrictions will be imposed,
on the following Provincial Highways and Roads until further notice:

LOAD RESTRICTIONS – RESCINDED within the Peace District, Service Area 22, North Peace

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Effective 6:00 AM PST on Monday, June 14, 2021

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All Provincial Highways and Side Roads within the North Peace Service Area will be unrestricted with the exception of:

70% Legal Axle Loading
Altona Road 143 from Prespatou Rd 193 to Loop Rd 196
Loop Road 196 from Triad Rd 169A to Altona Rd 143

The following permanent restrictions are in effect year round.
50% Legal Axle Loading
Old Fort Road 148 from Howe Pit to the Old Fort Loop 616B
Mile 30 Road 169 from Kvile Rd 169C West to the Beatton River Airport Rd 151
Triad Road 169A from Reimer Rd 171 East to the end of the right of way

On Behalf of SYD Road Limited Partnership:
Effective 6:00 AM PST on Friday, June 4, 2021
The SYD Road will be unrestricted. For up-to-date information on the SYD Road Limited Partnership please visit: https://www.sydroad.com/category/public-information/ or contact Gerry Anderson at:
Vancouver Office: 604-699-2928
Fort Nelson Office: 250-774-7174
Cell: 604-329-5500

Ministry Contacts:
Stephanie Lorentz at 778-576-1105 or Peace.Exemptions@gov.bc.ca

Issued by: Katherine Styba, District Manager, Transportation, Peace District

Online at: http://www.th.gov.bc.ca/bchighways/loadrestrictions/loadrestrictions.htm
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The Ministry of Transportation
urges you to check road conditions often.

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