Chemainus Skatepark to be ready in early 2015

After years of delays, the Chemainus Skate Park is closer to becoming a reality.
North Cowichan Mayor Jon Lefebure says its good news.
The project will start soon with an end date projected to be April 2015. The entire budget, including design costs, is 350 thousand dollars. Lefebure says one of the reasons they awarded the tender now is that companies tend to offer better rates in the winter months.

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