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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Friday, September 10, 1976 .

Arena Got 66. 4%

Continued from Page 10C
ARENA REFERENDUM
GETS APPROVAL
OF RDCK

Issue of June 20,1974 _
es 8 8

Sept. 21 is the date sug-
gested by Regional District of
Central Kootenay for a
$1,200,000 arena referendum to
be voted upon by the City of
Castlegar and areas I and J,

Once approval has been‘

Bs

received-hy the minister of}

municipal offices to conduct the!
referendum over this desig-;
nated area, all that is required
is a simple majority over the

entire area to receive approval.; ‘

Ald. Audrey Meore,,.

Castlegar’s regional district re-
Presentative, praised the
RDCK board for its prompt:
action. i

The proposal was put

before RDCK at its meeting . %:

Saturday with a@ study of
board's proposals presented to
eouneil, as well as area I
representative John Moran and
area J representative Martin
Vanderpol, prior to Tuesday
night's council meeting,

dum of arena costs as submit-
ted by the RDCK and named
Ald. Mike Livingstone and Ald.
Jack Chernoff to serve as two

mittee. The other two repre-
sentatives are Mr. Moran and

“Department of recreation.
and conservation have agreed
to earmark the amount of ap-
proximately $334,000 for this

“In all probability ad-
ditional one-third grant on the
alterations to the existing
arena may also be secured.

“It is anticipated that the
capital cost would represent on
the present basis of assess-
ment, a levy of approximately
one to one and a half or one and
three quarters of a mill per
year and the operating deficit
would not exceed one mill,

“In addition there would be
a maximum of one mill on the:
Present assessment formule
which should be allocated to,
cover any operating deficit.

In conclusion the memor-| arena.

andum states that the entire:
Broject could be presented to|
the public indicating that the!
total cost would be two and a!

On the basis of the average}

net taxable value of property!
being $6,000, this would repre-
sent a $15 annual cost to the
individual taxpayer for 10 years
—a maximum outlay of $150.
Thereafter, the individual
would be called upon to make a,

esr a eae ‘ome
Crowd of 1,800 People Assisted With Furnishing
Co. were on the site to carry cessful. passing of the Com- quickly as it is legally possible.

maximum annual payment of. 6
per year.

Sept. 21 was chosen as the:
date for the referendum after it'
was noted the enumerating in‘
the rural areas will be com-‘
pleted at the end of this month:
with the first list ready by‘

a3) Biuescmeea 3), NRA ad
ww Facility by Participation in a Glant Cash

out soil testing under-the direc: munity Centre and Arena refer- She also called attention to

tion of soils engineer Brian Kil

endum which was approved by:

| 684 per. cent,

soil testing was $750 but Ald.
Moore said it had been over-|
estimated and $600 was closer,
to the actual costs.

Mayor Mosby said he per-
sonally felt that the arena:
referendum must ge to the

. people with the fall knowledge
\ there is still another referen-.

4
\

Ineue of. ‘Aug. 81 1974

dum pending,
He referred to the sewage,
\ Feferendum which has not been

da oes a dt isto: quit

quickly as

Mrs, Moore, ‘along: with
Ald. Jack Chernoff, represent-
ed the city on the arena build--
ing committee.

At Tuesday night's council
meeting Mayor Ed Mosby ex-
tended ‘his personal congrat-'
ulations to the building com-;
mittee and all: those’ that’
assisted them to bringing about
& successful vote in such aj
Positive manner,

Ald. Chernoff asked that ‘|
letter of thanks go out’ to the!
“With-|

be held Sept. 28, one week later ' the arena Council
than the original date sug- « had originally intended to pre-’

gested by the Regional District ,

sent both referendums at the

of Central Kootenay which , ame time.
gave its approval to the $1,200,- \ - net heh

000 referendum in the latter
part of June.

At Tuesday night's council ‘
meeting a court of revision was
established for Sept. 10 at
which Mayor Ed Mosby and ,
Aldermen Steve Jankola and ,
Jack Chernoff will preside. This
will allow anyone's name not,
on the voting list to be added.

panes patter oflast *

week and have chosen Under-i-,

wood McLellan and Associates
as the firm to proceed with,
designing and planning of the

“This firm,” she said, “has

out them I really don’t think it!
would have carried,” he said. |

Final tally saw 1,418 votes!
in favor and 721 against. A 51

‘ 66.4PER CENT.

the architect's comment made
at the public forum prior to the
acceptance of the referendum
that should the referendum be
successful, residents could be
looking at the completed facil-
ity at this time next year.
s 2 6

23 PER CENT OVER $1.6
MILLION REFERENDUM
Issue of March 13, 1975
* * *

An increase of 23 per cent
over the original estimate of
$1.6 million for the Community.
Centre and‘ Arena was ac
knowledged at Tuesday night's
council meeting when Ald. Aud-
rey Moore reported on the pre-

+ vious night's meeting.

GIVEN ARENA The Monday night meeting

Ina of polls the!
REFERENDUM was attended by the building
‘ ‘ pied Fesults were record’ committee, representatives of
ernie ces Fer Apo cromy minor bok, Sgue
Wy skating, recreation commission,
chairman of the “promotional
committee, council and the
engineering firm of Underwood:
MacLelland. i
‘The purpose was to discuss’
the results of the tenders sub}
mitted on the community cen-
i tre.
| ‘Mrs. Moore's report is as
follows:
“All five bids submitted

“A positive step of many
\ more to come,” was how Ald.
« Audrey Moore viewed the sue-

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by Fame Construction.
how the actual voting went at! given "i *

‘he inidual pols the actual tinged at 6 alice ho
timetable as to the construction! ‘total project would Soa Toast
of the new community centre! $1, 968000 ‘This includes an
and arena was to be established’ oo. “and commanit ns
yesterday afternoon when the! 7 Z

building cool ittee. met repre-, i! maser ie is

las boon sibel andes Sun-
day H & W Aqua Wells Drilling

as disappointed as you are with
this final figure.

“When the referendum
‘was presented to you for con-
elderation, the capital winter

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engineeriong firm involved.
Ald. Moore told the Castle-:
|= gar News prior to yesterday's:
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‘CASTLEGAR NEWS, Friday, September 10, 1976

Saturday
September 11th
1976

~ Official Opening

Castlegar & District Anew

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"PROGRAM

2 p.m. Official Opening

"Claude Bissell, M,C.

2:30 - 5 |

‘Hon, Grace McCarthy, Minister of Recreation & Conservation, and Minister of Tourism

Speeches = Introduction ot Day's Progam

2:30 - 3:30 Guided Tours of Facility
2:30 - 3:30 Children’s Films —

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.m. Arts and Crafts Display

Community Centre Hall
«Arts Council = Selkirk. Weavers — David Thompson Stamp Cub — Rock Club

3:30 p.m. _$.H.S.S. Doukhobor Choir

In the Arena

4 p.m. Castlegar Figure Skating

9:45 p.m.

to Hockey Game

Adults $1.00 =

“Fgture Greats Vs Present Grects’’.
“Castlegar Midgets against ‘Local Intermediates

Children 50¢

9 p.m, - Arena Opening Dance

; Community Centre Hall ~ Sponsored by Castlegar Kiwanis Club

This Advertisement Donated in the Public Interest by the Castlegar News

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