Tache Approves Recreation Master Plan as Guide to Next 20 Years

By Dan Guetre

A comprehensive RM of Tache Recreation Master Plan has been accepted by the municipal council with the hope it will guide current and future Councils and administration for decision-making regarding recreation over the next 20 years.

“The creation of this document involved stake holders, public and council,” said Tache CAO Christine Hutlet.

Hutlet believes the municipality can ensure a proactive approach is taken in managing changing conditions, addressing new and persistent challenges and enhancing recreation through investment in recreation opportunities within the Municipality.

She added that this can be accomplished in a sustainable and predictable manner, while promoting the community’s shared aspiration for Tache moving forward.

Action is the next stage to meet and plan for the next goals.

“There has already been some movement toward meeting some of the goals such as the construction of the Tache Community Centre that will include a new arena, library and seniors centre,” said Hutlet.

Hutlet also believes that the municipality can now use this document to drill down and create more in-depth master plans for other facets such as the Centre of Canada Park Master Plan and the creation of an Active Transportation Master Plan. A principal result of all of this would to set the path for short and long term budgeting processes.

were also given an opportunity to complete a survey.