April 28, 2024
A section County Road 6 (Christie Lake Road) will be closed on Wednesday, Nov. 15 to allow for the replacement of a failing culvert.
Lanark County Public Works Manager Sean Derouin explained the county has retained Arnott Bros. Construction Ltd. to replace the culvert located between Glen Tay Road and Sommerville Drive.
There will be a detour in place using the Glen Tay Side Road and Sommerville Drive.
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