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Questions raised over Courtenay council's Sixth Street bridge proposal

Courtenay city council voted against spending $2 million to cantilever the Fifth Street Bridge for bike lanes. Instead, they voted to spend $6 million on a foot/bike bridge at Sixth Street.
Erik Eriksson
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A rendering of the proposed Sixth Street cable-stayed bridge. Graphic supplied

Dear editor,

Re: proposed Sixth Street bridge. Let鈥檚 see.

Courtenay city council voted against spending $2 million to cantilever the Fifth Street Bridge for bike lanes. Instead, they voted to spend $6 million on a foot/bike bridge at Sixth Street.

Question 1:  How does that make sense?

Question 2:  How could it possibly cost $6 million to build a footbridge that short?

The spectacular Elk Falls Suspension Bridge Project in Campbell River cost less than $3 million.

Question 3:  Do we need a fix in 鈥�26?

Answer:  Yes.

Erik Eriksson

Courtenay

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