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Cost and design for Vanderhoof pool expected soon

Just what the new pool in Vanderhoof will look like is expected to be released soon.

District Council and Staff are working to release a design for the new aquatic centre within a month.

Councillor Steve Little says they have also hired a consultant to look for alternative funding.

Little says the district wants to raise $8 million before going ahead with construction.

He says they are at least a year and a half away from breaking ground on the Vanderhoof Aquatic Centre.

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