The work involves retrofitting and expanding the existing building, in addition to modernizing the aquatic equipment, including reconstruction of the outdoor pool and wading pool. The project also involves rebuilding the covered outdoor skating rink, installing a beach volleyball playing surface and a mini-soccer field, adding a new play area for children and various other complementary works.
The new facilities will be accessible to persons with reduced mobility and will benefit the local and regional population alike.
Completion of this project requires an estimated eligible investment of $5,214,535. The governments of Quebec and Canada will each contribute $1,738,178 toward the work for a total of $3,476,356 in combined government funding. The Municipality of McMasterville will assume the remaining third or $1,738,179, of the project’s costs.
The City of Beloeil’s project involves redeveloping the banks of the Rivière Richelieu in front of Saint-Mathieu Church located at the heart of Vieux-Beloeil. Within the framework of its sustainable development strategy, the City wants to develop this portion of the river bank by constructing a riverside promenade focused on recreational, tourism and heritage.
Completion of this project will necessitate an overall eligible investment of $2,861,918. The City of Beloeil will invest a third or $953,974, of the project’s costs, while the governments of Quebec and Canada will each contribute $953,972 toward the work for a total of $1,907,944 in combined government funding.
