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New washroom facility coming to Williamson Lake

Funds for the project are coming from the city’s RMI budget
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The shower house at Williamson Lake was built in the 1950s. The city recently approved a tender to have the building knocked down and a new washroom and shower house constructed. (Jocelyn Doll-Revelstoke Review)

The shower building at Williamson Lake is being replaced.

City council approved a $586,000 bid by Vic Van Isle Construction for the project, at their Oct. 26 council meeting.

The existing building was constructed in the 1950s and is in need of replacement. It will be torn down and the new washroom built in the same location.

The contractor proposed starting work immediately and completing the project by June 5, 2021.

There was only one other tender for the project, from Absolute Contracting, coming in at $667,000.

Funding for the project is coming from the Resort Municipality Initiative. It was originally assigned a $677,250 budget, however, with the bid and a 15 per cent contingency fund, an additional $87,927 has been allocated to the project.

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