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Highway and Road Closure Process Update


September 24, 2021

In an effort to address increases in congestion and traffic flow in the residential areas due to road closures, Cultus Lake Park office has updated the Highway and Road Closure process.

This process and application form aim to support residents who require Road Closures for building and maintenance to their residence, while keeping the surrounding community informed and prepared.

If you require a Road Closure, you can visit the Cultus Lake Park office or contact the office in person or by phone at 604-858-3334 or email [email protected] to receive an application form and process the permit fee no later than 7 days prior to the requested closure date. Cultus Lake Park office will process your application and inform you of the status.

Full details of the process and application from can be found on the Cultus Lake Park website at https://www.cultuslake.bc.ca/development-services/.

If you have any questions, please contact the Cultus Lake Park office at 604-858-3334 or email [email protected].

Highway and Road Closure Process 
Highway Road Closure Application

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Fraser Valley Scuba Club Recovers Waste from Cultus Lake

On Sunday, September 19, thirty volunteer divers from the Fraser Valley Scuba Club arrived at Main Beach to recover refuse and waste from the lake. Towels, clothing, cameras and even an old motor likely used as a buoy anchor, were some of the many items removed this past weekend.

Cultus Lake Park is fortunate to have the support from local groups who dedicate time to keep Cultus Lake clean. Their hard work, time and efforts are invaluable to ensure we protect the diverse Eco System of the lake.

On behalf of the Board and staff, thank you to the Fraser Valley Scuba Club!

This is a great reminder to enjoy Cultus Lake responsibly to protect and preserve for future generations.

For more information on Cultus Lake’s health and Eco System, please visit https://cultusstewards.ca/.
To learn more about the Fraser Valley Scuba Club, please visit www.fvscuba.org.

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Dead and Dying Trees Scheduled for Removal at Cultus Lake Park

On Thursday, September 23, 2021 an Arborist will be at Cultus Lake Park to remove multiple dead, dying or dangerous trees near roadways and residential areas.

Cultus Lake Park identified multiple dead, dying or dangerous trees near Mountainview and Park Drive, Lakeshore Drive and First Avenue. The work is scheduled to commence on the morning of September 23rd, with minimal disruption to roadways and residents.

Residents should be cautious in the respective areas to allow for the safe and timely completion of the removal.

Staff will work closely with the Environmental Planning and Development Committee to replace these trees in the Spring of 2022.

Cultus Lake Park appreciates your cooperation and support in maintaining a safe and healthy environment.

Should you have any questions, please contact the Cultus Lake Park Office at 604-858-3334 or email [email protected].

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Paving Project at Cultus Lake


Cultus Lake Park staff have connected with Key-West Asphalt Paving Company with respect to the Paving Project at Cultus Lake.

The Contractor has updated the target start date of September 22, 2021 to begin instead on Monday September 20, 2021.
Cultus Lake Park staff will continue to provide updates following future communications with the contractor.

If you have any questions, please contact the Park office at 604-858-3334 or email [email protected].

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Highway and Road Closure Process and Application Form


September 14, 2021

In an effort to address increases in congestion and traffic flow in the residential areas due to road closures, Cultus Lake Park office has updated the Highway and Road Closure process.

This process and application form aim to support residents who require Road Closures for building and maintenance to their residence, while keeping the surrounding community informed and prepared.

If you require a Road Closure, you can visit the Cultus Lake Park office or contact the office in person or by phone at 604-858-3334 or email [email protected] to receive an application form and process the permit fee no later than 7 days prior to the requested closure date. Cultus Lake Park office will process your application and inform you of the status.

Full details of the process and application from can be found on the Cultus Lake Park website at https://www.cultuslake.bc.ca/development-services/.

If you have any questions, please contact the Cultus Lake Park office at 604-858-3334 or email [email protected].

Highway and Road Closure Process 
Highway Road Closure Application

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BC Transit Route to Cultus Lake Park – Share Your Opinion

BC Transit Route 6 Cultus Lake has completed service through the area of Cultus Lake Park following Labour Day. BC Transit, the City of Chilliwack and the Fraser Valley Regional District want to hear your opinion to help improve the service by completing this short survey.

The survey closes on Saturday, September 18th, 2021. Cultus Lake Park appreciates you taking time to complete this survey to share your ideas and opinions on how to improve the Cultus Lake Transit Route.

https://engage.bctransit.com/chilliwack2021

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Annual Dismantle of the Weir at Cultus Lake Park

September 9, 2021

Cultus Lake Park’s Conditional Water License allows for the retention of water in the Lake between March 15th and September 15th annually. Please be advised that the level of the lake will gradually begin to drop as we strategically dismantle the weir. As of September 15th, the lake level will be balanced solely on natural inflow and discharge.

If you have a buoy, a boat moored or are utilizing the Cultus Lake Park boat launch, please monitor lake levels daily. For your safety, please be mindful of the lake levels prior to accessing the lake from any of the Cultus Lake Park docks.

Should you have any questions please, contact the Cultus Lake Park office at 604-858-3334 or email [email protected].

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Provincial Health Order Mandate – Masks Are Required in Public Indoor Spaces

August 25, 2021

In an effort to slow the transmission of COVID-19, the Province has announced that masks must be worn in all indoor public spaces regardless of vaccination status as of Wednesday August 25, 2021.

Masks are required in:

  • Cultus Lake Park office
  • Cultus Lake Park Visitor Service office
  • All public washrooms throughout the Park and Sunnyside Campground
  • Sunnyside Campground Store and Gatehouse
  • Cultus Lake Park businesses located in the Plaza

There are exemptions for:

  • Individuals with health conditions or with physical, cognitive or mental impairments who cannot wear a mask
  • People who cannot remove a mask on their own
  • Children under the age of 12

If you require a mask upon entry to any of our areas above, please do not hesitate to ask for one.

Should you have any questions, please contact the Cultus Lake Park office at 604-858-3334 or email [email protected].

For information on the latest provincial health officer’s orders and guidance, non-medical issues (such as travel recommendations) and how to manage social isolation, visit: gov.ca/COVID-19.

Cultus Lake Park appreciates your understanding and cooperation to keep our community safe and healthy.

Media Contact:

Amanda Nadeau
Communications, Media and Events Coordinator
604-769-8124
[email protected]

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