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ie-wuuuxiumm-Mmyams Waterloo Park’s redesign gets up to $775,000 in federal funding Brim-mm . . . , -» we 1 Eh ,. t. A , i. ‘ w... ‘ . . (5 city of Waterloo has received federal . - ”e I funding to help remake Waterloo Park ‘ intoaworld~dzms gatheringplaoeforresi- ~ dents and visitors alike ‘ ' . ; Earlier this month. MP Peter Braid announced the government of Canada will provide up to $775,000 for upgrades to the i. ° park through its Community infrastructure improvement Fund and said he was looking 5“ ‘ 1 i. ii ._ ‘ . forward to attending the groundbreaking . . a“ . “£7 1.x .. . y W‘ ceremony once work gets underway /“ a ' -' ' Q» Ihe city has already budgeted its own pn- I " ,, ‘ ““"' $1.55 million to the project. bringing total V “ u A . x; J“- funding to about $2.3 million. v -,. . " .. «a Uptown Coun. Melissa Durrell, amember .. they”?! ‘ ,.~ . » - at“ .» ""’""" ._ of the Waterloo Park Advisory committee. 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Hm Park in Toronto. improvement work has been done to The grant application was among three fiomnattne, Dunellmid. . Great Cities have great parks andnour Water» ; upgrade the park in the past two decades the city submitted to the government last With the newemphsison uptown tnten- looPark reallyneededsonieim she said. - _ We the park is beginning to show its August. The ctty applied for more than $1.8 sificatton and the multi-million dollar Bar- The final design may include some 3 age. million in federal grant money for three city relYards development right next door. 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