Community Workshops ahead for revitalization planning for Pacific Mariner's Memorial Park

Tourism Prince Rupert and the City of Prince Rupert are 
looking to hear from residents when it comes to what they
would like to see included as part of a revitalized 
Pacific Mariner's Memorial Park

A chance for residents of the North Coast to have a say in what the future of Pacific Mariner's Memorial Park could look like comes up next week, with Tourism Prince Rupert and the City of Prince Rupert hosting a pair of workshops, the engagement process one that will help develop some detailed concept designs for the park.

The Lax Kw'alaams Community hall across from
Save on Foods on Third Avenue West is the host
venue for next weeks community engagement

The two sessions take place Thursday, April 13th and Friday, April 14th, with the Lax Kw'alaams Community Hall on Third Avenue West to be the host venue.

The Thursday session is scheduled for 6 to 9 PM, while the Friday session takes place from 9 AM - 12 PM, a timeline that could help deliver as wide an number of participants as possible.

Tourism Prince Rupert has provided some extensive background information towards the plans to serve as a conversation starter, included Amon the items for review: the possibility of creating an iconic landmark for the Park, creation of a flexible event space and potential work towards a covered event amphitheatre. 

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Working with Tourism Prince Rupert and the City are some project consultants, with experience towards the themes being explored.

Find out more about the two nights of community engagement here, if you have questions about the events call Tourism Prince Rupert at 250-624-5637

If you're planning to attend, they would appreciate a heads up by registration, though if you may be a last minute decision person, or unsure of your schedule, you can still just drop in for either session to share your ideas.

The organizers note that if you can't make either the Thursday or Friday sessions, they will be following up with a community survey to hear from those who could not attend the public gathering.

More notes on Tourism Prince Rupert themes can be reviewed from our archive page here.

Past themes on Parks and Recreation in Prince Rupert by the city can be explored here.

Cross posted from the North Coast Review.