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48:05 …uh June 15th, we apply every year before we even opened the Bowen the new community center. We applied for our first year of funding from BC Live and we were successful which is why we were able to put um shows on the stage in the…Play from 48:05
34:07 MF2 townhouse housing, and P3 parks in open space. The proposed zoning amendment is intend to align the proposed development with the surrounding neighbourhood by maintain the same type of built form and log configuration through the proposed six slot…Play from 34:07
21:53 I'd have to get back to you on that. But it's it would be a lot of people to talk through this. Yeah. We could we could meet out in the playground.Play from 21:53
1:21:53 Is that you, Director Wood? Yeah. So I feel like we're often forced to work with our neighbors in this area, and rightly so, because we're the resources and the playground and the water for other areas.Play from 1:21:53
51:18 The PIP metals art gallery remains very popular in its self-ponds and community center location, and during this quarter, it featured the native art renaissance and Graben Horst Garden's exhibit through the eyes of 12 local artists.Play from 51:18
3:42:37 What we're doing is just this preliminary work and exercise around what this may or could look like. And then my understanding is that we're going to the public to hear from you about what you want your community center to look like.Play from 3:42:37
24:56 …and it's really just a welcoming, open space, and I just I just hope we keep with a lot on that path. hope we keep on along that path and whenever possible, And whenever possible, increase our services to families in the community.Play from 24:56
4:49:56 Wanted to highlight a few of those for you with a collective combined impact of roughly. $30,000 annually just in the parks area for items such as irrigation, mowing, playground maintenance, horticulture and tree management.Play from 4:49:56
54:10 This property is designated Parkland and Conservation in the OCP and it is Zoned P1 Public Park and Open Space. This TUP application is to allow the continued operation of Little Owl Academy, a care facility major for up to 25 children on the subject property for an additional three years.Play from 54:10
24:33 Because I keep picking up this question that we have a housing crisis, and that pot that we need is going to grow. So $5,000 for a park improvement, or can we put $5,000 into an an affordable housing pot for this area?Play from 24:33
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