Two items to see as the Point Grey Road upgrade into a greenway continues. The yellow circle (a concrete form) marks the eventual location of seating. Note the line of new phone poles, all moved to ensure an unbroken, safe, smooth and level sidewalk on the north side of PGR.
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The reconfiguration of public land to suit modern uses and standards is most welcome. Except for a minority of local residents who used the land as extensions to their private yards on a busy public road.
Suck it up.
It was amazing this past Sunday to see how many people were walking the stretch of Point Grey Road under construction, despite the construction site. This is going to be a very well used stretch of greenway when completed, and is very welcome.