Memorial Arena redevelopment project begins in Bracebridge

The Town of Bracebridge is beginning the Memorial Arena redevelopment project on Nov. 9.

According to officials, the project will deliver 103 rental units across two buildings, one owned and operated by the District and the other by Habitat for Humanity Ontario Gateway North, with occupancy expected by the end of 2028.

Officials said the District-owned building will include 82 units, while Habitat for Humanity Ontario Gateway North’s building will have 21 units, with at least 25 per cent of units in both buildings offered at affordable rental rates.

To facilitate construction, town officials said Chub Downey Lane will be temporarily closed.

Officials said access to the skate park is available via James Street, at the south end of the Municipal Parking Lot.

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