Work is underway on Douglas Crescent in front of the under-construction Timms centre in Langley City. The project includes the removal of the existing median and installation of a traffic light, which will provide drivers access to the new centre’s underground parking lot, as well as allow left-turn access to both the recreation centre and the Langley Mall.

Photo: New traffic signal for Douglas Crescent

City is installing a set of lights to allow left-turn access to new Timms Centre, Langley Mall

  • Jan. 21, 2016 11:00 a.m.
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