City looking for feedback on future of former barge terminal

The City of Powell River has put out a survey to find out what you’d like to see happen at the former barge terminal.

Senior Planner Jason Gow says council is beginning to look at what to do with the site and the survey is aimed at getting some feedback on what the public would like to see.

He notes that “It’s more just to get people aware that the city’s in the process of looking at this site. It’s a site that’s a gem. It really could be an amazing space in our community and just needs to be upgraded.”

The survey is available on the city’s website and will be live until May 12th.

Justin Goulet
Justin Goulet
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