rutherford park to get artificial turf despite strong opposition
The municipality awarded a contract worth $4,299,383.
24 to construction company
Most of the $4.
The project budget is 35 million.
The Quebec Ministry of Culture gave me the green light to give the municipality a $1 province.
Help pay 5 million of the cost.
The saysit project in the city recently rebuilt the membrane of the project to seal the effective path.
Montreal Projet condemned an additional $997,554.
Lawmakers voted Wednesday to invest in the project.
Surplus is part of what has not been achievedto-be-
The partnership with McGill was approved, which would allow the school to use the field during the month of May 1-11.
30 years a year until December. 31, 2025.
McGill pays the money every year to use the park.
André deweott, a member of the Friends of Rutherford Park, complained in public questioning that McGill would use website 47 per second.
But Mayor Dennis caldreza says it\'s not true.
\"Mayor Monterey and Mayor ville --
Mary Boro tells you that working with the assistant director general and director Ville
Mary Boro said it would be 65 cents for the people and 35 cents for the university . \"
However, the agenda of the meeting said that McGill\'s land use would reach up to 47 cents.
It also said that since there will be fences around the park, residents can access the site at any time.
Anik de Repentigny, an autonomous city communications officer, said that this ratio could change and would reflect the final cost of McGill\'s investments and projects.
\"The utilization rate of artificial lawns is very high,\" she said . \"
\"Artificial lawns account for 26 of the park area.
More than half of the land will be grass.
The autonomous city insists that 37,000-square-
The current state of rice green space is the lack of sports ground for children aged 10 and over.
\"Even if citizens have 100 of the time to enter, synthetic turf is still a problem,\" Deveault said . \".
\"Few people know about this and the need for toxic products to be repaired.
Toxic buildings
The cracks are caused above the membrane and filtered into the reservoir.
The Monterey drank half the water.
The mayor denied the site could be toxic.
The municipality also maintains that the materials used have been approved by the orro service to ensure they are harmless and compatible with the reservoir.
City councillor Steve Shanahan of the Peter McGill district couldn\'t say how the collaboration with McGill was initially achieved, but he said many residents enjoyed the project.
\"There is a group here that wants to spread the wrong message,\" he said . \".
\"They have a crazy X-Files-
Someone took something from them. Conspiracy theory.
As far as I know, sports fields are rented out to organizations in every city in North America.
\"In addition to the new synthetic site, the autonomous city said that the renovation would include an area of 55 above the reservoir, including new lighting, park structure and regular lawn maintenance.
24 to construction company
Most of the $4.
The project budget is 35 million.
The Quebec Ministry of Culture gave me the green light to give the municipality a $1 province.
Help pay 5 million of the cost.
The saysit project in the city recently rebuilt the membrane of the project to seal the effective path.
Montreal Projet condemned an additional $997,554.
Lawmakers voted Wednesday to invest in the project.
Surplus is part of what has not been achievedto-be-
The partnership with McGill was approved, which would allow the school to use the field during the month of May 1-11.
30 years a year until December. 31, 2025.
McGill pays the money every year to use the park.
André deweott, a member of the Friends of Rutherford Park, complained in public questioning that McGill would use website 47 per second.
But Mayor Dennis caldreza says it\'s not true.
\"Mayor Monterey and Mayor ville --
Mary Boro tells you that working with the assistant director general and director Ville
Mary Boro said it would be 65 cents for the people and 35 cents for the university . \"
However, the agenda of the meeting said that McGill\'s land use would reach up to 47 cents.
It also said that since there will be fences around the park, residents can access the site at any time.
Anik de Repentigny, an autonomous city communications officer, said that this ratio could change and would reflect the final cost of McGill\'s investments and projects.
\"The utilization rate of artificial lawns is very high,\" she said . \"
\"Artificial lawns account for 26 of the park area.
More than half of the land will be grass.
The autonomous city insists that 37,000-square-
The current state of rice green space is the lack of sports ground for children aged 10 and over.
\"Even if citizens have 100 of the time to enter, synthetic turf is still a problem,\" Deveault said . \".
\"Few people know about this and the need for toxic products to be repaired.
Toxic buildings
The cracks are caused above the membrane and filtered into the reservoir.
The Monterey drank half the water.
The mayor denied the site could be toxic.
The municipality also maintains that the materials used have been approved by the orro service to ensure they are harmless and compatible with the reservoir.
City councillor Steve Shanahan of the Peter McGill district couldn\'t say how the collaboration with McGill was initially achieved, but he said many residents enjoyed the project.
\"There is a group here that wants to spread the wrong message,\" he said . \".
\"They have a crazy X-Files-
Someone took something from them. Conspiracy theory.
As far as I know, sports fields are rented out to organizations in every city in North America.
\"In addition to the new synthetic site, the autonomous city said that the renovation would include an area of 55 above the reservoir, including new lighting, park structure and regular lawn maintenance.
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