The City of Williams Lake is reminding users that Frizzi Road switchback to the River Valley is no longer maintained for vehicle traffic.
The switchback has been identified as an area of high potential for land failure resulting from poor water drainage. In order to assure safety, warning signs are posted at top and bottom of the switchback.
Visitors to the River Valley are welcome to park at the Comer Street entrance or on Frizzi Road before proceeding onto valley trails. When using the River Valley, please remain on the road or on posted trails in order to avoid trespassing on private property. ATVs and dirt bikes are not permitted in the River Valley Recreation Sites.
When parked on Frizzi Road, drivers are reminded to ensure that vehicles are not impeding traffic, nor blocking driveways. When using the Comer Street access, please use extra caution. In addition to public works vehicles, the Comer access route is now used by the rural residents and resource license holders in the River Valley.
The City is working with provincial resource staff to identify a safer access route to the river valley. Further information is available by contacting Gary Muraca, Director of Municipal Services or Leah Hartley, Director of Development Services, City of Williams Lake.
Ph: 250-392-2311 or Emails:
Gary Muraca - click here
Leah Hartley - click here
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