The City of New Westminster's webpage regarding the Multi-Use Civic Facility has a link to a survey where you can weigh in on what you believe should be priorities for the facility.
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I notice that according to the Special Regular Meeting of Council today there was a resolution arising from the Arts Commission Meeting of June 16, 2010: Multi-use Civic Facility Planning
*** THAT staff schedule a Multi Use Civic Facility public consultation workshop specifically for the arts community to determine priority of multi-use and purpose-built art spaces; and
THAT the Arts Council of New Westminster and the Arts Commission be invited to attend the Multi Use Civic Facility public consultation workshop.
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