Most Recent: Tuesday, June 7, 2022 | Lloydminster Place construction manager awarded, partners with local construction company
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Tuesday, January 4 | Special council meeting to discuss new event arena site selection scheduled for January 6
Thursday, January 6 | Council approves site selection for new event arena
Friday, January 28 | City recruiting members for new event facility sponsorship, fundraising committees
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February
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Thursday, February 10 | City to launch engagement campaign for Lloydminster’s new event facility
Monday, February 14 | (VIDEO) Your Place, Your Experience. City launches community engagement campaign for Lloydminster Place
Friday, February 18 | City seeks additional volunteers for Lloydminster Place fundraising committee
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March
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Monday, March 14 | Council approves Lloydminster Place sponsorship, fundraising committee members
Tuesday, March 29 | Facility concepts, Your Place Your Experience engagement findings presented to City Council
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April
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Thursday, April 14 | Open house and survey: Wigfield area structure plan amendment
Tuesday, April 19 | Alberta minor hockey team wins $100,000 for charity, makes history in Chevrolet Good Deeds Cup
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May
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Wednesday, May 18 | Expanding on key Lloydminster Place considerations in second Your Place, Your Experience survey
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| June |
| Tuesday, June 7 | Lloydminster Place construction manager awarded, partners with local construction company |
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Background
In 2019, the City of Lloydminster completed a high-level analysis of city-owned facilities. The study analyzed 17 buildings based on factors such as age, condition and capital cost for rehabilitation or renovation and much more. Study results have helped guide budget considerations and community planning.
Each facility report was combined to create a comparative analysis based on the year of construction, building condition rating, estimated costs to maintain and operate, assessment findings and action plan recommendations within the Community Facilities Assessment Report.
More information about the study is available at yourvoicelloyd.ca/CFAR.
