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Culture, recreation and sport services greatly enhance community members' quality of life, promote personal health, and foster social connectivity. These facilities also drive tourism and economic growth. In 2023, community engagement and research conducted for the Sport and Recreation Needs Assessment identified demand for new and improved indoor amenities to accommodate structured and spontaneous activities for a growing population.
The District of Lake Country recently acquired a cold storage facility next to the Winfield Arena that is planned to be retrofitted into a community facility. The location of the building and site next to the Winfield Arena presents an opportunity to create a multi-use ‘hub’ that can meet identified and future needs for a variety of community purposes.
The District is undertaking a Community Centre Feasibility Study to ensure that next steps and investments into the site are guided by sound information and a clear understanding of opportunities, needs, benefits, and resource requirements. The study is being undertaken in two phases.
Phase 1 involves engagement with the community and other research to explore potential best uses for the site.
Phase 2 will translate the Phase 1 findings into conceptual options with high level capital and operating costs.
Engagement with community groups and organizations that provide programming, use facilities and organize events is an important aspect of the project. Your feedback will help us better understand space needs, trends, and potential opportunities.
SHARE YOUR INPUT Please View the display panels from the public open house events and then complete the online survey so your insights and ideas are included in planning for the future development and use of this facility.
Culture, recreation and sport services greatly enhance community members' quality of life, promote personal health, and foster social connectivity. These facilities also drive tourism and economic growth. In 2023, community engagement and research conducted for the Sport and Recreation Needs Assessment identified demand for new and improved indoor amenities to accommodate structured and spontaneous activities for a growing population.
The District of Lake Country recently acquired a cold storage facility next to the Winfield Arena that is planned to be retrofitted into a community facility. The location of the building and site next to the Winfield Arena presents an opportunity to create a multi-use ‘hub’ that can meet identified and future needs for a variety of community purposes.
The District is undertaking a Community Centre Feasibility Study to ensure that next steps and investments into the site are guided by sound information and a clear understanding of opportunities, needs, benefits, and resource requirements. The study is being undertaken in two phases.
Phase 1 involves engagement with the community and other research to explore potential best uses for the site.
Phase 2 will translate the Phase 1 findings into conceptual options with high level capital and operating costs.
Engagement with community groups and organizations that provide programming, use facilities and organize events is an important aspect of the project. Your feedback will help us better understand space needs, trends, and potential opportunities.
SHARE YOUR INPUT Please View the display panels from the public open house events and then complete the online survey so your insights and ideas are included in planning for the future development and use of this facility.
Community Centre Feasibility Study is currently at this stage
Review background documents, utilization data and trends. Analyze key market and demand indicators and potential social and economic benefits. This consultation is open for contributions.
Phase 1: Public & Stakeholder Engagement April - May 2025
this is an upcoming stage for Community Centre Feasibility Study
Host public open house events and meet with key stakeholder groups to gather feedback on need, benefit and potential uses.
Phase 1: Report & Presentation June 2025
this is an upcoming stage for Community Centre Feasibility Study
Compile research and engagement findings into report document outlining recommended focus areas/priorities for space use and programming.
Phase 2: Programming, Concepts & Costing July - September 2025
this is an upcoming stage for Community Centre Feasibility Study
Using Phase 1 findings, identify potential amenity options, develop conceptual plans and renderings, identify capital and operational cost impacts, and explore potential partnership approaches.
Phase 2: Public & Stakeholder Review October-November 2025
this is an upcoming stage for Community Centre Feasibility Study
Host public open houses and solicit on-line input to gauge public and stakeholder support for the program options and concepts.
Phase 2: Final Feasibility Study & Presentation November 2025
this is an upcoming stage for Community Centre Feasibility Study
Compile program options, concepts, costs, and potential move forward approaches into a final report document for Council decision making purposes.