As Recreational Fishing and boating season nears, the City reminds Rushbrook users of some rules

The city's automated parking kiosk at Rushbrook Floats one of two in the area,
with a second unit located along George Hills Way across from the CBSA office

The spring and summer means more activity at the Rushbrook Floats as recreational and sports fishers, along with pleasure boaters and the commercial fleet all make use of the city owned Boat launch facility.

With those busy days just ahead, the volume of those using the facility is sure to increase, which could make space at a bit of a premium.

The City of Prince Rupert today through their social media stream has reminded all of those who use Rushbrook, including those who walk the trail to Seal Cove, of some of the rules and regulations to be aware of.

In their advisory they note of the two fixed kiosk locations one at Rushbrook, the other on George Hills way across from the CBSA offices. 

As well the City highlights the option of their Passage Pass app that allows you to pay online.

You can access that app program here.

Further information related to the Rushbrook Parking Improvement Area program can be reviewed here.

More notes related to City Hall themes can be explored here.

Cross posted from the North Coast Review.