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THUNDER BAY — A popular conservation area on the outskirts of the city will be closed to the public for about three weeks, starting Tuesday.
"We're going to be completely regrading and repaving the parking lot. It has been a bit of an issue over the past few years, with some pooling in the middle, especially in the springtime," said Ryan Mackett, the conservation authority's communications manager. Mackett said that due to frost heaves and exposed tree roots, the paved loop trail requires reconstruction to bring it up to the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act compliance.
He said the conservation authority had hoped to have the work done last fall, but couldn't secure a contractor at the time.
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