The wrecking ball won't be showing up at a city owned site in the downtown anytime soon. Council will try to lease the former Flower Shop on 31st Avenue by Cenotaph Park if the Vernon Public Art Gallery isn't successful in locating its new facility there. Council will look at demolishing the building, and putting in parking, if it can't be leased by 2014. The Downtown Vernon Association wanted council to tear down the structure as soon as possible to create much needed temporary parking.
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
No Demolition For City Site
Written by Peter McIntyre 107.5 KISSFM Monday, 10 September 2012 20:03
The wrecking ball won't be showing up at a city owned site in the downtown anytime soon. Council will try to lease the former Flower Shop on 31st Avenue by Cenotaph Park if the Vernon Public Art Gallery isn't successful in locating its new facility there. Council will look at demolishing the building, and putting in parking, if it can't be leased by 2014. The Downtown Vernon Association wanted council to tear down the structure as soon as possible to create much needed temporary parking.
The wrecking ball won't be showing up at a city owned site in the downtown anytime soon. Council will try to lease the former Flower Shop on 31st Avenue by Cenotaph Park if the Vernon Public Art Gallery isn't successful in locating its new facility there. Council will look at demolishing the building, and putting in parking, if it can't be leased by 2014. The Downtown Vernon Association wanted council to tear down the structure as soon as possible to create much needed temporary parking.
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