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JULY 13, 2012 Peachland, BC Volume 08 | Number 28
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Joanne Layh Editor, Peachland View A new skate park will be built in Lambley Park, Peachland council confirmed this week. Earlier this year, Peachland council allocated $225,000 from the amenities fund to be spent on a skate park. This spring, Lambley Park was identified as the preferred location but council was not prepared to decide absolutely until after a public consultation meeting, which was held last month. While support for a skate park in general
was high, members of the public attending the open house were divided between the only two viable options – Lambley Park and Cousins Park. This week council weighed the various pros and cons and found Lambley Park to still be the better contender. The majority of issues brought up at the open house were raised by San Clemente residents who were concerned primarily about vandalism, noise, and a lack of public toilets in the park. “A lot of their concerns can be mitigated through a variety of things. One of their big-
gest concerns is vandalism and the district could come up with a good neighbour policy whereby we take care of vandalism on our side of the fence or on our side of the bushes. We can also have a vandalism policy where we try to get down and remove prolific language immediately and have a plan in place for other graffiti,” director of community services Cheryl Wiebe said at Tuesday’s committee of the whole meeting. A vandalism policy was not included in the location decision on Tuesday, but it could return to council for consideration at a later date. Continued on page 2
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