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Above is a photo of the former ice rink at the Civic Square in January 2009. The ice rink will be increased in size by 150% to accommodate 300 skaters. It will be artificially maintained November to March. In warmer weather, it will be an interactive water feature which can be drained to provide more surface space for large events. © Photo copyright. Mississauga News article (April 8, 2010): Square gets big screens. Excerpt: "In tandem with the $40-million redevelopment of the Civic Centre and Central Library outdoor areas, visitors will be greeted by a giant structure hosting two independent, full-colour, 10-x-34-ft. 'gateway signs' for advertising — one facing east and the other west. They'll be located on the northwest corner of Burnhamthorpe Rd. and Duke of York Blvd." February 24, 2010: The City of Mississauga held a public information session on the Civic Centre and Central Library Square Redevelopment (click for map of the area). Now under construction, our Civic and Library Squares will be the premier destination for City events. Learn about planned improvements and view renderings of the revitalized space. Click here for background on the Civic Square project. This is the City’s largest construction project ($40 million) made possible through the Infrastructure Stimulus Fund (ISF). Click here to view the MIRANET article about the ISF program. Civic and Library Square Redevelopment includes: • Unification of the Civic Square and Library Square Click to view recorded presentations from Feb. 24, 2010 (PowerPoint and Video) on the City of Mississauga website. |
