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The City of West Kelowna says work on Phase 2 of the Boucherie Wine Trail is progressing well.
About 1,100 metres of water main have been installed, along with 700 metres of storm main, catch basin manholes and other works. The new water main will be tied into the city's system in July.
Construction of roundabouts will commence in coming weeks.
A detour via Stuart Road, Thacker Drive and Ogden Road will remain in place for the project's duration. Substantial completion remains on track for November, the city says.
Businesses in the area remain open and can be accessed via the detour.
