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Councillor Stan Profit said council faced
tough decisions in providing hard services
for the citizens, claiming it had to "juggle
grants and money." He said that financing
a complex would just/ be another juggling
act and a difficult decision to commit the
taxpayers to.
Councillor Peter McCauley said he had
hoped the committee would bring a
workable proposal for around $2.4 million.
He later introduced a motion asking that
the matter be referred to council's ad-
ministrative committee for further study.
It also asked for the administrator, Larry
McCabe, to prepare cost figures.
The motion was lost on a tied vote with
Worsell, Searls, Clifford and Doherty
voting against it. Profit, Stringer, Mc-
Cauley and Mayor Eileen Palmer voted in
favor of sending the report to committee
for study.
While Dr. Neal indicated the financial
and moral support for the complex was
much in" evidence, Clifford, wondered
about the type of people who responded if
favor of the complex in the survey. "I
wonder if the same question was asked of
all the dear little old ladies out there, if
there would be a different response?"
"There's no doubt that some people are
not interested, but enough of a concur-
rence exists to take the next step and put
the question to the people," Dr. Neal said.
"There is a high rate of seniors here and a
large percentage are interested: The
elderly were targeted in the study for
recreational needs and the strongest in-
terest was expressed in the pool and
whirlpool. _
"If you look at the specifics of who pays,
a lot of people are willing to pay for im-
provements to the quality of life. It's wor-
thy of looking at further."
Mayor Palmer argued that the fact there
was evidence of support suggested council
should take a further look.
"Council was elected to decide for the
taxpayers on issues," she said. "The fact a
majority of industries are in favor sug-.
gests further research is required. There
should be no commitment, nor should the
report be put on the shelf. All the facts
sliould Fie on-th Tit/[ Tief`oi.e a :final deci=-
sion is made.
After the motion calling for further
study was defeated, Searls introduced a
motion calling for the report to be received
with no action taken, It was lost in a 4-4
vote again.
Mayor Palmer thanked Dr. Neal and his
committee for its work. "The funding
makes us apprehensive but if you wish
anytime to come back, we would be happy
to receive"you."
Dr. Neal thanked council for receiving
the report and giving it "careful
consideration."
The Acquatic Centre Committee, which
held 11 meetings, was comprised of; Dr.
Neal, Don Ethelston, Teresa Feagan,
Dawn Toombs, Matthew Pearson, Bob'
Woodall, Ken Englestad, Bert Such, Elsa
Haydon and Jane' Netzke.
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COST ESTIMATE
Building Construction Cost (Spring 1988)
17,500 square feet at $130.00 per square foot
Site Development Allowance (10% of A) (in-
cludes roads and parking, normal site
utilities, hook up, landscaping, storm
drainage, lighting, etc.)
Total Construction Cost (A & B )
Furniture, Furnishings and Movable
Equipment
Contingencies (10% of C1 ( including Design
7% and Post Contract 3%)
Total Capital Cost ( C & D & E
Professional Fees and Expenses (10%% of F)
i includes survey, soil test, consultants fees,
building permits)
Total Project Cost (F & G) at tender date
Sprins 1988
$2,275,000.00
227,500.00
2,502,500.00
100,000.00
192, 500.00
2,795,000.00
279,500.00
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squash courts, exercise and fitness rooms, kitchen facilitiesand meeting rooms. The
estimated cost was $3.6 million in 1987 figures. The committee recommended a slightly dif-
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