Arena Floor Replacement For Stone Mills Recreation Centre

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- The current ice-pad and refrigeration piping serving the Stone Mills Recreation Centre was constructed in 1972. With this application, we are hoping to rehabilitate this Stone Mills Recreation Centre by replacing the concrete pad, associated refrigeration piping and rink boards. This construction project is very costly for a small municipality, and with the success of this grant, the Stone Mills Recreation Centre will remain viable for many more decades to come. - Replace Concrete pad and associated refrigeration piping at Stone Mills Recreation Centre. - Old rink boards will need to be demolished, and new rink boards will need to be constructed on the new concrete ice pad. - New concrete slab and in-floor refrigeration piping will actually be poured over top of existing concrete pad, making project more simple and affordable. - Aging header/manifold in trench at south side of ice pad will also be replaced. - Alterations to Ice Resurfacer entrance According to 2016 census figures, Stone Mills Township is home to 7,702 persons. This arena and associated community space would serve populations in the many hamlets of Stone Mills Township which include Tamworth, Erinsville, Croydon, Enterprise, Centreville, Yarker, Camden East, Moscow, and Newburgh. The Stone Mills Recreation Centre would also serve other persons in neighbouring municipalities as well, in hamlets such as Roblin, Marlbank, Kaladar and Parham.

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Infrastructure Canada

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