The Peterborough Examiner

Public meeting April 3 on new arena study

- EXAMINER STAFF

The city is holding a public meeting next month on the ongoing study into the feasibilit­y of building a new multi-use sport and event centre to replace the Memorial Centre.

The meeting will be held April 3 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Evinrude Centre, Banquet Hall, 911 Monaghan Rd.

The study, by Toronto-based Sierra Planning and Management, is being conducted in two phases, with an initial review of market opportunit­ies to replace the existing Memorial Centre and a second phase including a more detailed assessment of potential site locations, concept design and financial implicatio­ns of investing in a new facility, according to a release from the city.

People attending the meeting will hear an update on what the feasibilit­y study is about, why the consultant­s are needed, what the rest of the process will be and what the study will accomplish.

The study began several months ago and the consultant will provide a presentati­on on what has been done so far and the issues facing the city.

People can provide their opinions on the project and the merits of a new venue, the release states.

People will also be asked to suggest ideal locations in downtown Peterborou­gh for the proposed facility.

Details of the process can be found on the city’s website at www.Peterborou­gh.ca under Business/Studies & Projects.

 ?? CLIFFORD SKARSTEDT EXAMINER ?? The Peterborou­gh Memorial Centre is seen Thursday. A consultant says the PMC is obsolete and is continuing work for the city on ideas to replace it.
CLIFFORD SKARSTEDT EXAMINER The Peterborou­gh Memorial Centre is seen Thursday. A consultant says the PMC is obsolete and is continuing work for the city on ideas to replace it.

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