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Kingston to consider enclosing Memorial Centre water park

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City council is to consider Tuesday night a report that provides three options to address a shortage of aquatic facilities in Kingston. Staff are recommending the Culligan Water Park be enclosed to turn it from a facility that operates three months a year to one that is open year-round. The enclosure would cost about $25 million, with $5 million coming from both development charges revenue and reserves.

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Kingston Whig-Standard

Kingston to consider enclosing Memorial Centre water park

KINGSTON — The water park at the Memorial Centre could be enclosed as a way of increasing year-round pool access.

1 year ago·Kingston, Canada

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Kingston Whig-Standard broke the news in Kingston, Canada 1 year ago on Friday, March 1, 2024.

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