Robert Service Way Escarpment Update #5


Starting today, the City will be working with a local contractor to remove material from the escarpment in the area of the April 8th landslide. Equipment will be working at the top of the escarpment to manually trigger the remaining volume of material that is hanging precariously on the slope. This is a site-specific improvement to address an imminent concern and is not meant to be a permanent, long-term solution.


This video was taken during a site visit by our Engineering team. They caught this ‘dry slide’ on video as it was happening. Residents are reminded to stay clear of the closed portions of the Millennium Trail, the Upper Escarpment Trail and trails along the lower escarpment. While the landslide caught on video was very dry material, with the spring melt occurring rapidly, the nature of the next landslides could be more influenced by water, and as a result, could travel much faster and farther. Please enjoy other trails around our city.

We encourage residents to reach out if they have any questions or concerns through our Ask a Question section.

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