A safe and functional community hub

in progress

Under Construction

The Centre Charles-Émile-Claude must invest in the renovation of the infrastructure of the building. The project will rehabilitate components of the Centre Charles-Émile-Claude in Cornwall, Ontario. The project will renovate the 14500 square foot building to respond to the growing use of the Centre Key project activities include: adding a new electrical panel; creating a new sewer/water system addition of a hot water tank for water and toilet system in the north part of the building; repairing brick walls in some sections of the building; replacing the keyed entry system with card access system; completing some repairs and /or replacement to ventilation, ductwork, HVAC units, heat load leveling, new boiler to incorporate extra load and a new hot water tank The centre serves the community of Cornwall, in the county of Stormont, Dundas, and Glengarry, and is used by more than 15 non-profit organizations. The renovations are anticipated to impact more than 950 people who use the facility through 22 500 visits per year, including senior and Francophones populations (350 Francophone members). The project will enable the Centre Charles-Émile-Claude to improve access to recreation for minority language groups, seniors, and people with disabilities while also improving the life of the asset.

Canada

Infrastructure Canada

Project

Water Supply and Storage, Commercial, Waste Processing and Treatment, Government