Rick Stiebel

B次元官网网址 Gazette staff

A Highlands resident has some ongoing issues where the rubber hits the road.

Following the autumn rains, Ann Marie Panduro deals with potholes every year. She counted 13 of them recently, some two feet in diameter and more than six inches deep.

Her property is one of several that has a long stretch of unpaved road B次元官网网址� in her case about 400 yards B次元官网网址� that leads off Millstream Road to her driveway. Panduro has lived there for four years and initially filled in the holes with gravel until the District did some repairs last year. Municipal staff have told her the sections in question are the property of the District of Highlands, but the problem persists.

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Loranne Hilton, CAO for the District of Highlands, said staff are looking into the matter.

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