Operations Director brings quick response to Council line painting concerns

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The City's concerns on line painting in BC will be put
in focus though a letter to the Ministry of Transportation 

Richard Pucci, the City of Prince Rupert's Director of Operations has made a quick turnaround on a request from the last Council session related to concerns over the lasting ability of the city's road line painting program.

As we outlined earlier this month, the topic which is a constant issue for the raising by Council, was reintroduced by Councillor Wade Niesh on January 8th. 

With Mr. Niesh asking that the City forward a letter to the provincial authority responsible to seek action on the less than satisfactory line painting materials.

Mr. Pucci will provide a letter for Council to review tonight as part of their Consent Agenda, which puts the City's concerns into focus and seeks remedy from the Ministry of Transportation.

The Operations Director also notes in his correspondence that the City plans to raise the issue as part of the resolutions process of the UBCM gathering this fall.

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As it is part of the Consent Agenda portion of the night's proceedings, the topic will only come up for discussion if Council members choose to pull it out of the package and speak to the topic.

Further items of interest from the Operations Department can be explored here.

More notes related to this evening's Council Session can be reviewed through our Council Preview.

Cross posted from the North Coast Review.