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Railroad track repairs will close road to Wintler Community Park starting Wed., Jan. 22

The city of Vancouver will close Beach Drive between Shorewood Drive and Wintler Community Park to allow BNSF Railway Company to perform track repairs starting Wed., Jan. 22. The road is scheduled to re-open the morning of Sat., Jan. 25.

By Clark County Today · January 20, 2020
Railroad track repairs will close road to Wintler Community Park starting Wed., Jan. 22
Wintler Community Park will not be accessible by automobile during the road closure. Visitors may still access the park on foot or by bicycle using the Columbia River Renaissance Trail. Photo courtesy of city of Vancouver

Wintler Community Park will not be accessible by automobile during the road closure

VANCOUVER — The city of Vancouver will close Beach Drive between Shorewood Drive and Wintler Community Park (6400 Beach Dr.) to allow BNSF Railway Company to perform track repairs starting Wed., Jan. 22. The road is scheduled to re-open the morning of Sat., Jan. 25.

Wintler Community Park will not be accessible by automobile during the road closure. Visitors may still access the park on foot or by bicycle using the Columbia River Renaissance Trail. Photo courtesy of city of Vancouver
Wintler Community Park will not be accessible by automobile during the road closure. Visitors may still access the park on foot or by bicycle using the Columbia River Renaissance Trail. Photo courtesy of city of Vancouver

Wintler Community Park will not be accessible by automobile during the road closure. Visitors may still access the park on foot or by bicycle using the Columbia River Renaissance Trail.

Questions about the track maintenance project can be directed to city of Vancouver Operations Superintendent, Bill Bjerke at [email protected] or (360) 487-8245; or to Cristina Acosta of RoadSafe Traffic Systems at [email protected] or (971) 413-4106.

For information about Wintler Community Park or the Columbia River Renaissance Trail, contact Melody Burton at [email protected] or (360) 487-8306.

Information provided by city of Vancouver.

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