The new ATV route will include the addition of Pikes Avenue, Connors Road, and Bartletts Avenue.
The city of Corner Brook is looking at making changes to ATV regulations to allow a connection to the Bay of Islands Yacht Club in Curling. A Notice of Motion was filed during Monday night’s public council meeting. The Club is a non-profit organization that includes a full-service laundry, washrooms, showers, members lounge, and a 70-boat capacity that operates from May to October. Mayor Jim Parsons says this is a prime location for ATV riders & tourists to stop. The new ATV route will include the addition of Pikes Avenue, Connors Road, and Bartletts Avenue. Council will vote on the amendment during the next public meeting.
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