Wiltse neighbourhood temporary traffic impacts July 27
As part of the City's water infrastructure upgrades within the Wiltse neighbourhood, there will be a temporary road closure on Monday, July 27th to complete paving Dartmouth Drive, starting at 7 a.m.
This work is part of the ongoing Wiltse Watermain Replacement project. This project involves replacing a watermain along Dartmouth Drive, Balsam Avenue and a section of Evergreen Drive. For more details on this project including maps and regular updates visit: penticton.ca/roadwork.
Traffic Impacts: Monday, July 27
The road will be closed to traffic on Dartmouth Drive between Wiltse Boulevard and Balsam Avenue at this time, including all intersections within this section.
Access to the Wiltse neighbourhood will not be available from Dartmouth Drive. Traffic will be detoured via Pineview Road and Cedar Road. Adamson Drive will remain open for local traffic. Sandwich board signs will be placed throughout the neighbourhood and signed detours will be in effect. Please follow all traffic control personnel and posted signage.
Notices to Residents
Notices are being hand-delivered to nearby properties throughout the area. Residents will receive at least 48 hours notice for planned service interruptions or access restrictions. For project updates and maps, visit: penticton.ca/roadwork.
Staying Informed
Please note that schedules may change due to unforeseen circumstances. Updated information will be posted daily on the City of Penticton website and throughout the neighbourhood as work progresses. Please follow the direction of on-site signage and possible detours.
Maps of all detours are available to view at: penticton.ca/roadwork.
Bus Services & Garbage Collection
BC Transit route #1 will continue to be on a temporary detour on Monday, July 27 with several stops affected along the route. Riders are reminded to visit bctransit.com for route information before travelling or call 1-844-442-2212.
Garbage, recycling and yard waste collection will continue as scheduled. Residents should place carts at the curb as usual, with Waste Connections working with the construction contractor to maintain collection services throughout the project.








