A downtown revitalization plan should be ready for public viewing early next year. (Derek Cornet/larongeNOW Staff)

By Derek Cornet

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Downtown revitalization survey opens to community members

Oct 25, 2022 | 5:00 PM

The Town of La Ronge is encouraging residents to provide feedback for the recently launched Downtown Revitalization Strategy.

Residents have until Nov. 14 to respond to an online survey, which asks questions such as how often they are downtown, their number one priority for the area, their envision for how to make it more successful, perception and more.

The municipality notes participation in the survey, which can be found here, and future opportunities to contribute will be vital to the project and the downtown’s future success.

Members of the new Downtown Revitalization Steering Committee met for the first time Sept. 29. The plan, which is expected to cost approximately $60,000, is expected to be available for public viewing early next year.

Members of the Downtown Revitalization Steering Committee are chairperson Sheldon Merriman, vice-chairperson and La Ronge Coun. Abby Besharah, Tania Colbert, Deepan Dasgupta, Judy Hanke, Colin Jolly, deputy-mayor Viviana Ruiz Arcand, Ty Roberts, and Adam Kolberg.

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