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I could be wrong , but.....more than likely... no
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 1, 2012
Niagara-on-the-Lake– Organizers for the Saturday, June 30 Tragically Hip concert at
Butler’s Barracks are working with Town staff to keep disruption to residents at a
complete minimum during the lead up to and the day of the event.
A traffic management plan has been developed that includes shuttle services for
concert-goers, one road closure, no parking zones in designated areas and access
passes for affected residents.
Following are some details:
• John Street East will be closed from Queen's Parade/Niagara Parkway to King
Street from 8 a.m. on Saturday, June 30, 2012, to 1 a.m. on Sunday, July 1,
2012.
• Parking will not be allowed on side streets in the concert area, including:
• Mississagua Street
• John Street West, King Street to Mississagua Street
• King Street from Gage Street to Cottage Street
• Cottage Street from King St. to Rye Street
• Rye Street from Cottage Street to Niagara Street
• Nelles Street
• Castlereagh Street
• Niagara Street from King Street to East and West Line
• Charlotte Street
• Niagara River Parkway-Queens Parade from John Street East to Wellington
Street
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NOTL Media Release – June 1, 2012
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• Passes have been created for all residents affected by the closure of John Street
so they will be able to access their property during that time without incident. A
letter to all affected residents will be sent out the week of June 4.
Organizers have been working with staff from various Town Departments to develop
this plan to avoid congestion in that area and to ensure emergency vehicle access
throughout the event hours. Signage will be posted and Niagara Regional Police
Officers have been hired to help with traffic management.
The event site at Butler’s Barracks will be an active work zone from 8 a.m. on Monday,
June 25, 2012, until end of day on Monday, July 2, 2012.
PLEASE NOTE: Once finalized, a map outlining the road closure and no parking zones
will be posted on the Town’s web site.
For more information, contact
Holly Dowd, Town Clerk
905-468-3061 x 227 or <!-- e --><a href="mailto:hdowd@notl.org">hdowd@notl.org</a><!-- e -->
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Cool! We'll just drive until the cops stop us, and that'll be the spot for the evening! Hope it's still there after the concert!
Thanks for the info. Perhaps I'll send Holly there an email and ask if I can park on her lawn.
I wonder if the VIP parking might be a viable option. I mean, they can't tow a giant truck with people in it, right? And they can't force someone to leave if mildly intoxicated, right? I could definitely see us having a few pops after the show.
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If you are stuck...you can park in front of my place if you like ( in the Falls )
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Yes, I've heard of shuttles going from spots at Niagara College, Brock University, and other places. Details to come, I guess.
Jeff
June 21, 2003 Toronto, ON: SkyDome
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Heading over by boat with a few friends. Then going to walk to the show. Cannot wait!