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O'Leary's strip mall tenders re-open Thursday

Town's also hoping to move on subdivision

SaltWire Network | Posted: April 16, 2018, 5:58 p.m. | Updated: April 16, 2018, 5:58 p.m. | 1 Min Read
O'Leary town councillor Marvin MacDonald, left, and Mayor Eric Gavin, right, look on as development chair Blake Adams outlines a new residential sub-division plan for town-owned land.
O'Leary town councillor Marvin MacDonald, left, and Mayor Eric Gavin, right, look on as development chair Blake Adams outlines a new residential sub-division plan for town-owned land. The town is also pursuing plans for a strip mall, and tenders on that proposed development open Thursday. - Eric McCarthy

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O’Leary Town Council could know as early as Friday whether a planned strip mall will be going ahead.
Council’s development committee chair Blake Adams said development work could commence almost immediately if the prices are right.

Prices were not right with the tenders the town opened on March 29, so it made some changes to the specifications on April 6 and re-issued the tender. Bids close this Thursday.

Adams said Council has two confirmed tenants for the 10,000 square foot development and hopes to secure a third. He said the town will finance the development.

Council is also awaiting a final design for a subdivision it has been working towards on the former Pate property which the town now owns. Adams said the town should be able to access the Gas Tax Fund to help cover the cost of developing the subdivision.

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