This is by no means a done deal’: Houston offers outreach on proposed event centre
11 Sep 2017
Investment, Economic Development
While the proposed $79.3-million multi-use sport and event centre is diligently being planned, residents shouldn’t expect to see any facilities sprout up overnight.
Spruce Grove Mayor Stuart Houston wants to temper any grand expectations and reassure the public that many steps need to take place before any further proposals or decisions can be brought to council.
“Our City manager was absolutely correct that there are many more questions than answers right now and…
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