The roundabout at Gellatly and Carrington Roads will open to drivers later this week as construction draws to a close.
The intersection is set to re-open permanently on Thursday (July 29) at around 6 p.m., the City of West Kelowna announced in a statement.
Final landscaping work will continue in the next few weeks but will have minimal traffic impact.
The $1.32 million roundabout project also included a three-metre-wide, paved multi-use path between Witt and Boucherie Roads, which is scheduled to be finished in September.
“This path will create a key connection between Westbank Centre and the waterfront, and includes minor in-stream storm work improvements to Smith Creek,” the city said.
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