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The City of Wetaskiwin wants to know what Wetaskiwin residents would like to see done at Centennial Park.
Located next to Hwy. 2A and Centennial Drive, redistricting Centennial Park was identified in the recently completed Business Mix and Gap Analysis as an area that could be redistricted, declared as surplus and sold for business development.
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If redistricted and sold, the entire greenspace or a portion thereof would be transformed into a commercial or mixed use commercial and residential development.
City wants input on future of Centennial Park
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