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Three Rivers council have moved funding for new splash pad

Mayor Edward MacAulay deliberates at Three Rivers committee of council on Monday, Nov. 26.
Mayor Edward MacAulay deliberates at Three Rivers committee of council on Monday, Nov. 26. - Ernesto Carranza

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Funding for a nearly $300,000 splash pad project will be put to a vote after a request of decision from Three Rivers committee of council.

Costs include $179,000 for recirculation system of the splash pad, $2,500 for geotech work done at the location, which is near the Montague Recreation Park, and $16,000 for change rooms and washrooms.

The funding would include $30,000 from Three Rivers Rotary, $30,000 from the Town of Three Rivers reserve fund, $10,000 from the Eastern Graphic and $77,000 from the province.

The remaining $136,000 required for the splash pad would be taken from the Town of Three Rivers reserve fund, which would drain it completely.

A commitment from the Town of Three Rivers must be made by Dec. 15, 2019.

The splash pad would be complete by June of 2020 if a commitment was made.

The council moved the request for decision on the commitment and funding of the splash pad to the next council meeting on Dec. 9 at 7 p.m.


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