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Money committed to Fraser Lake waterfront recreation project |
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Written by Citizen Staff
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Wednesday, 21 May 2008 |
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CARIBOO-PRINCE GEORGEFRASER LAKEDICK HARRIS
"This funding will ensure the Village is able to take the necessary steps to develop the waterfront in a manner that respects the wildlife that makes its home here," Harris said.
A consultant will undertake an environmental assessment, and once that is completed and approved, the consultant will undertake a feasibility study to examine ways to develop the waterfront as a year-round tourist attraction.
The study will identify business opportunities, costs, financial forecasts, potential users and potential linkages to other similar facilities.
"We intend on welcoming new visitors to share in the experience offered by our community, to maintain its natural beauty and develop the necessary amenities to facilitate public access," said Fraser Lake mayor Richard Bisanz.
The money is provided under the Community Economic Diversification Initiative, a component of the federal mountain pine beetle Program.
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