Gaslight 2 bridge removal begins alongside new vehicle access plans for Gaslight 3

The Prince George Zoning Hearing Examiner meeting on April 16, 2025, highlighted significant developments regarding the Gaslight project, particularly the removal of the bridge over McHenry Road. This decision is part of the final reclamation process for the site, marking a crucial step in the project’s progression.

During the meeting, discussions centered on the types of vehicles expected to operate at the Gaslight site. In addition to employee vehicles, a service truck will regularly visit for maintenance, alongside a water truck designated for dust suppression. The site supervisor and equipment repair personnel will also access the area as needed. Notably, with the upcoming Gaslight 3 phase, these vehicles will have internal access to the site, streamlining operations compared to the current access route via Lackey Road.

The testimony provided during the meeting included references to a statement of justification, which was formally adopted as part of the record. This incorporation underscores the thoroughness of the planning process and the commitment to transparency in the project’s development.

As the Gaslight project moves forward, the removal of the bridge and the planned vehicle access changes are expected to enhance operational efficiency while adhering to environmental and safety standards. The community will be watching closely as these developments unfold, anticipating the impact on local traffic and site management.