The Town of LaSalle is exploring the possibility of using synthetic ice for a skating trail that will be built on Front Road as part of the Small Coast Waterfront Project.
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The development of the Small Coast Waterfront project along LaSalle’s waterfront will get underway with the renovation of the former Westport Marina into a municipal event centre.
Renovations to the facility include 21,500 square foot of event space for year-round use, a servery, barrier-free washrooms, multi-purpose space, second-floor viewing/eating area, accessible lifts to the second floor, large glass doors that open to the outdoor plaza/Detroit River and Front Road, built-in sound attenuation, outdoor canopy cover for inclement weather, and office/storage space.
It will also include gym curtain dividers, tennis and pickleball floor sockets, equipment and other specifications. The roll-up curtains would provide for separation between the courts and protect the glass end walls. The layout would allow two pickleball courts and one tennis court that could be shared as a possible basketball court.
The Town of LaSalle is moving forward with plans to develops the waterfront and is looking for feedback.
The LaSalle Small Coast Waterfront Project is planned to be a connected, multi-amenity environment that offers the community an expanded, year-round destination. It will be an authentic site that captures the rich history and culture of LaSalle.
The individual components will offer a mix of uses for both indoor and outdoor programming. The parkland will be a walkable, active and passive recreational environment that links the buildings with the landscape. It will also be a sustainable and technology-infused environment welcoming users of all ages and abilities.