Tar-ific Construction employee Chris Closs works on the new boardwalk being install on the pond in the Westlake subdivision in Red Deer on Wednesday. The feature which includes a wheelchair accessible ramp is one of two boardwalk structures being installed along the pond on the south end of the subdivision.

Tar-ific Construction employee Chris Closs works on the new boardwalk being install on the pond in the Westlake subdivision in Red Deer on Wednesday. The feature which includes a wheelchair accessible ramp is one of two boardwalk structures being installed along the pond on the south end of the subdivision.

New Westlake boardwalk under construction

Tar-ific Construction employee Chris Closs works on the new boardwalk being install on the pond in the Westlake subdivision in Red Deer on Wednesday.

Tar-ific Construction employee Chris Closs works on the new boardwalk being install on the pond in the Westlake subdivision in Red Deer on Wednesday.

The feature which includes a wheelchair accessible ramp is one of two boardwalk structures being installed along the pond on the south end of the subdivision.

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