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Quesnel Works - Reinvesting in our roads

Capital Reinvestment Program

The Capital Reinvestment Program (CRP) assesses assets, prioritizes reinvestment needs, and establishes a stable funding source to ensure Quesnel's infrastructure is replaced in a timely and efficient manner.

Council initiated a new levy in 2007 designed to meet the funding requirements necessary to help the City repair or replace aging infrastructure. For more information on how the CRP works, click here.

In 2012, Council approved investing nearly $1.87 million from the fund towards a series of infrastructure rehabilitation projects.

Street revitalizations

• Elliott Street -$950,000
• Roddis Drive rebuild $234,000 - postponed to 2013

Paving

• Stork/Hawk paving - $100,000
• Anderson Drive paving - $235,500
• Johnston Avenue paving - $111,925
• Moffat Bridge approach paving - $90,310
• Kinchant Street 300 block paving - $87,900
• Barlow Avenue paving - $56,360