Address:
- 50m x 25m pool
- Barrier-free access
- Leisure pool
- Universal and inclusive change areas
- Multi-purpose spaces
- Expanded fitness area
- Better, and more spaces for events and classes
- Accessibility features such as handrails and non-slip surfacing
- A welcoming space for the community
- Energy efficiency design
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Crush of demand? Didn't you tell us there were very few, relatively, regular users of the existing pool.
I did, and I stand by that.
The way to deal with this, of course, is to raise your rates at peak times and discount off-peak, as well as expanding hours slightly.
Oak Bay is only open 6am to 10pm. Move that to 4am to 1am.
Gordon Head is generally 6am-10pm.
Of course, one can build a pool in just one week.
Huge Swimming Pool in One WeekYouTube video: https://youtu.be/Yix6dZgwfRM?si=4E8cFvQA4tkM37ys
Considering that we are on the verge of an economic crisis is this really the time for this vanity project.
Considering that we are on the verge of an economic crisis is this really the time for this vanity project.
Have to reward the campaign supporters.
Preliminary results are in following Saturday’s referendum in the Oceanside area.
Voters in the City of Parksville, Town of Qualicum Beach and Regional District of Nanaimo (RDN) Electoral Areas (EA) E, F, G and H were asked to vote on whether the RDN could borrow up to $30 million to expand Ravensong Aquatic Centre in Qualicum Beach.
Early results released by the RDN indicated 2,877 people voted “yes,” while 4,487 said “no” to borrowing the funds to expand the centre.
The RAC was built in 1995, and with 94,000 visits a year, the Regional District of Nanaimo says it needs to be expanded.
It wanted to borrow upwards of $30 million to cover most of the cost, but the RDN will now have to decide what steps to take next.
A $7 million federal grant will now likely be lost.
https://cheknews.ca/rdn-ravensong-referendum-rejected-1248021/
Plan to locate new Crystal Pool next to Save-On-Foods arena falls through; Central Middle School site now eyed for the facility
Victoria's plans for a Crystal Pool replacement are back to square one with the collapse of a proposal to sitaute the facility next to the arena.
Victoria's $70 million Crystal Pool replacement not on government funding radar
Funding requests by the City of Victoria for the replacement of North Park's Crystal Pool have come up dry.
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