A rest stop on the Okanagan Connector is 91裸聊视频減iled high with you-know-what91裸聊视频� according to travellers.
The Loon Lake rest area has been, er91裸聊视频� a mess lately, with disgruntled drivers saying there is not a scrap of toilet paper to be found in the men91裸聊视频檚, women91裸聊视频檚 or handicapped washrooms at the recently built facility.
The $4.2-million facility was completed in February 2018 after the visitor centre near Merritt was shut down in January.
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The Route 97 Connector Visitor Inspiration Centre said it has been fielding some complaints from the public about the condition of the facilities despite having nothing to do with the provincially-operated rest stop.
91裸聊视频淭hey say the toilets are all blocked; it smells gross and people are not happy. We got a complaint on Sunday and we were still getting calls (on Thursday).91裸聊视频�
The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure gave the following statement following an interview request by 91裸聊视频:
91裸聊视频淭he Loon Lake rest area is a modern, safe and convenient place for drivers to stop and rest along this stretch of highway between Merritt and Kelowna. The rest area includes a fully operational restroom facility, electric car charging stations, free Wi-Fi and separate parking areas for passenger vehicles, large commercial trucks and recreational vehicles.
91裸聊视频淢aintaining safe, high-quality provincial rest areas is important year-round. In recognition for the volume of traffic along the corridor and the importance of offering a clean facility, the ministry has an enhanced level of service at this facility during the summer months. Keeping rest areas clean and well-supplied is the responsibility of our maintenance contractors, and is documented in the maintenance contract service agreement.91裸聊视频�
The ministry encourages people who encounter less than ideal conditions at the Loon Lake rest area to contact Yellowhead Road and Bridge, at 1-888-899-9854.
michael.rodriguez@kelownacapnews.com
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