Richter Street paving closures scheduled through Nov. 3 in Kelowna

File photo of road construction on Glenmore Road in Kelowna in 2025. The image does not depict the Richter Street closure.

Credit: City of Kelowna.


KELOWNA — Richter Street milling and paving restrictions are scheduled to run through Tuesday, Nov. 3, according to the City of Kelowna.

The city announced a northbound lane closure between Sutherland and Rowcliffe avenues beginning Oct. 30. Its road report also lists restrictions between Rowcliffe and Dehart avenues. Both sections are classified in the permit as full road closures with no through traffic.

Optional detours use Cadder Avenue to reach Ethel Street or Pandosy Street. The city advises motorists, cyclists and pedestrians to consider alternative routes and obey traffic-control personnel and construction signs. Road updates are available on the city’s website.


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