Charlie Lake Boat Launch to close for upgrades August 8th
The Charlie Lake Boat Launch is closing for repairs and upgrades in about two weeks.
CHARLIE LAKE, B.C. — The Charlie Lake Boat Launch is closing for repairs and upgrades in about two weeks.
According to a recent reminder from the City of Fort St. John on Facebook, the boat launch will be closing from Thursday, August 8th until Thursday, August 22nd.
The closure is happening so that the boat launch can be extended, to “prevent future damage to watercraft and the boat launch.”
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According to the city’s website, the total cost for the project comes out to $210,000, funded via the Peace River Agreement.
While the work is being closed, residents are urged to use the other local boat launches located at Beatton and Charlie Lake Provincial Parks.
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