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What does your future downtown look like?
May 22, 2008
(Red Deer, Alberta) – It is time to review and update the future vision of Red Deer’s downtown. As part of that review, The City is asking citizens to speak up and get involved in the creation of a future vision for our downtown.
The week of June 23 through June 26 is
Greater Downtown
planning week. With a series of events happening throughout the week, are invited to explore what Red Deer’s downtown looks like now and more importantly, provide input on what they would like to see in the future.
It’s your time to help shape the vision for a greater downtown.
See attached
schedule of events
for details on the
Greater Downtown
planning week.
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For more information, please contact:
Ed Morris Lorne Daniel
Greater Downtown Coordinator Grandview Consulting
403-342-8265 403-346-6139
John Hull
John Hull Architect
403-309-3690