Columbus Park begins transformation this summer
9 Apr 2021
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Columbus Park will be transformed this year as part of the City Centre Area Redevelopment Plan.
Located at the corner of Main Street and McLeod Avenue, the park is being redeveloped to include a permanent stage and storage room, a shelter structure, and tables. A new digital sign will also be added to the site. The redevelopment design and construction project was approved by council during a council meeting March 22.
“This is very exciting news for our city centre,” said Mayor Stuart Houston. “The redevelopment of Columbus Park will play a key role in re-invigorating this part of Spruce Grove by providing a space that can be used in multiple ways, and once permitted, be a true gathering space for our community.”
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