Top‑ranked Gulf Road project would put ditches underground to stop cascading culvert backups
Consultants recommended enclosing Gulf Road’s roadside ditches and replacing closely spaced driveway culverts with a storm sewer trunk to reduce cascading backups; the plan is expensive and likely to require archaeological review and special permitting before work could begin.
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Consultants described the most expensive, top‑ranked capital project for Point Roberts — a concept on Gulf Road to replace roadside ditches and many small driveway culverts with an underground storm sewer trunk leading to a Gulf outfall.
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