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\u2022 $900k investment in water system infrastructure improvements including $250k for\u00a0 a water main connection between Sawlog Bay and Georgian Bay Estates and the\u00a0 first phase of the installation of residential water meters in Perkinsfield;<\/p>\n
\u2022 $1.13m investment in beach and park amenities including phase 1 construction of\u00a0 the Toanche Pavilion, which will include a covered natural ice surface,\u00a0 washrooms\/changerooms and a kitchen, new outdoor fountain\/water bottle fillers at\u00a0 multiple parks (pending Ontario Trillium Grant), Balm Beach walkway replacement,\u00a0 including new trees and gardens, rest areas along Tiny Trails, rolling boardwalks at\u00a0 various beach accesses as per the local aging plan, as well as, replacing the\u00a0 Wyevale Park playground;<\/p>\n
\u2022 Continued financial support for regional priorities including the Economic\u00a0 Development Corporation of North Simcoe; Severn Sound Environmental\u00a0 Association, Georgian Bay General Hospital Foundation, Family Physician\u00a0 Recruitment, Community Reach, Wheels for Wheels, Cultural Alliance and Virtual\u00a0 Care Physicians;<\/p>\n
\u2022 Continued support to the three arenas \u2013 Midland, Penetanguishene, and\u00a0 Springwater. As well as the three partner libraries \u2013 Midland, Penetanguishene,\u00a0 and Springwater.<\/p>\n
The budget also supports the municipality\u2019s strategic priorities, which\u00a0include: Delivering efficient and exceptional municipal services, building economic prosperity and opportunity, promoting environmental responsibility and stewardship, supporting community health, safety, and well-being and creating an engaged, informed\u00a0and connected community.<\/p>\n
For complete budget details, click\u00a0here<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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