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From Wayward Pines to park in Coquitlam

It was once a set for the television series Wayward Pines but now, a green space at Princeton Avenue and Trafalgar Street on Coquitlam’s Burke Mountain will be transformed into a park. Construction began on the 0.
Wayward Pines
It was once a set for the television series Wayward Pines but now, a green space at Princeton Avenue and Trafalgar Street on Coquitlam’s Burke Mountain will be transformed into a park.

It was once a set for the television series Wayward Pines but now, a green space at Princeton Avenue and Trafalgar Street on Coquitlam’s Burke Mountain will be transformed into a park.

Construction began on the 0.7-acre property Monday and when it is completed later this year, it will include a park entry feature, a play area for children of all ages, built-in seating around the playground and a path system. There will also be an informal grass picnic area.

The work is expected to cost the city $906,500, according to a detailed budget and design that was passed unanimously by city council in May. 

The area will be closed off to the public while the work is taking place. 

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