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COUNCILLOR TERRY CONDON (right) and his council colleagues served up hot dogs last Sunday at the district’s community celebration to honour and thank emergency service workers and volunteers who helped protect Peachland in the Trepanier forest fire.

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Survey work begins on Peachland Skate Park Joanne Layh Editor, Peachland View Survey work for the Peachland Skate Park began this week at Lambly Park, which means if the project stays on schedule and weather allows, this year Peachland youth could spend their Christmas holidays playing at a new park. Director of community services Cheryl Wiebe says New Line Skateparks Inc. arrived on site to begin site survey work on Monday. “If you drive by Lambly Park you will see that the footprint for the park has been laid out,” Wiebe told The View. “Their operations staff are also actively looking at contractors to support them in the build process, so that process

is underway. They’re hoping to have some work on site started by next week provided that the contractors on the project have the availability to do so.” Wiebe says New Line will continue to survey the site to determine how the project will go forward. “They need to be in the area to work with the various local contractors who will be supporting them in the process,” Wiebe says. At the skate park design open house held in late September, New Line president and lead designer Kyle Dion revealed the final design, which was influenced by the public consultation process conducted over the summer. “Most of these different features were things that were requested in the first meeting from the local kids,” Dion said. “We took their feed-

back and came back at the last meeting and said, ‘Here’s what you guys asked for’ and they were really excited. Then we just made a bunch of little tweaks.” Dion said. “We made the bowl a little bit bigger. We pushed and pulled and made a few features taller. We made a wedge to wedge feature a bit taller and a bit wider and added a feature at the back so they can come up, then turn around and go back so they don’t have to stop, turn around, and go back the other way. Those were all comments from the kids.” Dion says many of the features will replicate street and plaza style features and are the type of things kids might be skating on in a Continued on page 2

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