New guardrails were recently installed on chemin Telford in Clarendon last week, near the intersection with 7 Concession. Director General Pat White Hobbs explained that the road had been closed for the winter due to a culvert needing fixing. The work to replace the culvert and build up the road was carried out by municipal crews in the summer, but the new guardrails required due to the depth of the ditch were not installed until last week. Hobbs said that, all told, the work amounted to around $20,000.
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New guardrails were recently installed on chemin Telford in Clarendon last week, near the intersection with 7 Concession. Director General Pat White Hobbs explained that the road had been closed for the winter due to a culvert needing fixing. The work to replace the culvert and build up the road was carried out by municipal crews in the summer, but the new guardrails required due to the depth of the ditch were not installed until last week. Hobbs said that, all told, the work amounted to around $20,000.
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