A Sunday morning, May 14, advisory about traffic restrictions on 240th Street, between 80th and 72nd Avenues, in Langley was issued after a second sinkhole was discovered near a Trans Mountain pipeline work site.

ThatB次元官网网址檚 according to Langley Township Councillor Rob Rindt. He told the Langley Advance Times that when the first sinkhole was discovered, on one side of the road across from his family farm, a few weeks ago, a representative of Trans Mountain told him it was a B次元官网网址渙ne-off,B次元官网网址� assuring him that he didnB次元官网网址檛 have to worry about.

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A mid-morning advisory posted to the Township website said due to B次元官网网址渁 road surface failure, 240th Street will be reduced to single-lane, alternating traffic with short duration closures between 80th and 72nd Avenues.B次元官网网址�

Traffic control personnel were on site, and traffic lights with motorized flags were being used to control traffic movement.

Thick metal slabs were in place.

Langley Advance Times has reached out to Trans Mountain for comment.

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