Originally constructed in 1972, Parkinson Recreation Centre is a full-service, multi-use space that has undergone several upgrades and renovations through the years and is now reaching the end of its service life. The current facility is in poor condition, inefficient and undersized. The facility requires a multi-million-dollar investment to remain in service and analysis shows that developing a new recreation campus is a better strategic investment for Kelowna’s future than retrofitting and renovating the existing facility any further.

Originally constructed in 1972, Parkinson Recreation Centre is a full-service, multi-use space that has undergone several upgrades and renovations through the years and is now reaching the end of its service life. The current facility is in poor condition, inefficient and undersized. The facility requires a multi-million-dollar investment to remain in service and analysis shows that developing a new recreation campus is a better strategic investment for Kelowna’s future than retrofitting and renovating the existing facility any further.

This project addresses end of life equipment replacements and upgrades relating to the Memorial Cup bid requirements at Prospera Place. Items include electric ice resurfacers, scoreboard, sound system, Wi-Fi and display panels.

 

This project addresses end of life equipment replacements and upgrades relating to the Memorial Cup bid requirements at Prospera Place. Items include electric ice resurfacers, scoreboard, sound system, Wi-Fi and display panels.

 

New protective services campus including construction of Fire Hall #5 to replace the existing Glenmore Fire Hall currently located at 550 Valley Road N.

New protective services campus including construction of Fire Hall #5 to replace the existing Glenmore Fire Hall currently located at 550 Valley Road N.