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They wanted to own the rest of the renovation, have expressed similar interest ,0 ' :9" ’ Mary Allen Park but have had trouble decid- in St. Louis. ”e ’ _ A f ing what to do with the building since. “it's exciting to see more and more devel- ” ' fin’ ' in November council was presented with opers realizing the distinction. the prestige ~. ',0 '~ ~‘ 3 three redevelopment options. but councilâ€" and the cachet of reusing heritage build- ”I” i351 lors raised concerns over costs and environ- ings,” said Arndt. “Designating St. Louis ’ ‘33 If?" (3 mental threats like asbestos. The three school as a City ofWaterloo heritage land- g ,3“; ‘ options included a community centre and mark is the first step in an exciting promos.” ‘ :51? housing. an arts centre or reducing it to Councillors were quiet following the 1 . ruins for use as a skating rink or public presentation, and after the meeting Mayor PS: f " park. Brenda Halloran said discussions would ‘ " ‘ ' * 2 At a closed-door session in February continue at the millet/e1 and a report with ‘ ' ‘ councillors again discussed what to do with staff recommendations would need to , the site, including selling it. come back to council before any decision Citing research into the value of preservâ€" could be made. A local group is asking the city to designate St. Louis school as a heritage site. at more 1 ing and reusing old buildings compared to She said the presentation provided a lot tearing them down and building new struc- of new information for council to absorh rebuild and sometimes it's good to have that move fast on things we can't rebqu it and g tures, Arndt said older buildings create "We’re always quick to tear down and reminder that heritage is fleeting and if you get it back.” 2 l l EASTER “ ORSHIP t“ fl+ ‘“ a l j e‘ .3 '3' l a, “ I 0” 5; ' V, . .’ ' i<_. . , :3_ a 0‘ 3 2“) >0 K ~25? A C .. 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