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Nelson U-turn on traffic flows, intersections

The city of Nelson is doing a u-turn on changes that were proposed regarding the Hall Street Corridor project.

After public feedback last month the new plan is to drop the idea of a 4-way stop on Hall and Vernon Streets.

Flow changes on Cedar, High, Park and Baker Streets have also been removed from the project.

And the idea of having both lanes of traffic on one side of the particularly wide Vernon Street has also been nixed.

Council must still debate these design reversals at a council meeting Monday night.

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