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UPDATE: 4:04 p.m.
The gas leak at a building on SilverStar Mountain has been shut off.
Crews were able to dig out the snow that fell from the roof of the Silver Creek Lodge damaging a gas meter, and shut off the leak.
The damage should be repaired in a few hours.
UPDATE: 3:40 p.m.
A large amount of snow has fallen off the roof of a building on SilverStar Mountain damaging a large gas meter.
The Silver Creek Lodge, Asgard Hostel at SilverStar and homes within 100 metres of the leak have been evacuated for the safety of guests.
Crews are working to repair the damaged gas meter but first they must remove the snow.
Due to the gas leak, large equipment can not be used in the snow removal process, slowing efforts to repair the damage.
Stargas Utilities is the natural gas supplier for SilverStar Resort. Fortis BC is on site helping to assess the damage and assist in repairs.
ORIGINAL: 2:36 p.m.
A Fortis BC technician is headed to Silver Star Mountain Resort to assist with a gas leak near Pinnacles Valley Road.
Fortis was contacted about one of the gas lines being struck.
Fortis does not supply gas to Silver Star, but it is part of the emergency response for the resort.
A Fortis representative says that the technician will help access the situation and provide any support for necessary repairs.
