Car stuck between boulders at Surrey beach highlights public usage concerns

British Columbia may be slowly and gradually reopening as COVID-19 immunizations advance but as dangers, limits, and closures nevertheless continue being existing, several individuals continue on to turn to the outside for socializing and recreation.

Nevertheless, some difficulties about the utilization of outside areas in Surrey have arisen, notably all around one particular of the city’s most well known locations.

Surrey RCMP stated now (June 11) that inhabitants close to Crescent Seaside have elevated fears or built complaints about fires on the beach, unsafe driving in the neighbourhood, and sound from late-night get-togethers.

Below metropolis bylaws, campfires aren’t allowed at Crescent Seaside, and could consequence in a $two hundred high-quality.

In addition, the Blackie Spit parking ton closes at ten p.m. and will be locked.

Surrey RCMP stated that previous 7 days, a driver tried to retrieve his car after several hours by driving it as a result of a pedestrian walkway. Nevertheless, the motor vehicle wound up becoming caught amongst two boulders.

On June three, officers done targeted targeted traffic enforcement, which entailed 300 motor vehicle checks and twenty violation tickets becoming issued. In addition, officers arrested two people today for weapons offences.

Surrey RCMP stated that it will be conducting professional-lively patrols in the Crescent Seaside location through the summer.

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