City surveying residents on future of aquatics facilities

Want more spray parks or renovations to the Eastlink Centre’s pool?

The City wants to hear that and more through a survey on the future of aquatics facilities in Grande Prairie.

City Council decided to take different options to the public to see whether they would want to see The Leisure Centre reopened with a pool and fitness centre, or if they’d prefer to reopen the Bear Creek Pool.

Other options include reducing the depth of the shallow end of Eastlink’s 50 metre pool, and building more spray parks.

Using the online survey, residents can see how each option would affect their tax bill.

Neighbouring communities can participate as well on the City’s website.

Erica Fisher
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