The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Yw1hlhbvthfisGagausGiaWMMhmnMflwpathmsfigasLegacyndgmm! Feammwgaastanbmnfigmnmwodmmaummmgmmgmmmueemfiudms ham!flnusandsMwbemspaummgmdes;MudmuwmdemcammmwflhgmMema mmbdmmbadspbmwsundedgndwmflwmg!ouwrfeamresimmm18’m oeihg,2flmplaces,4bedmm.4bammoms,hammdfbors,deoorafivepfllars, pltsapmfessionalyfhisran‘edWwim - - slatefloonng’ ,builtinbar pot‘ so mm!Yw-Ifindaufist “m 416.543.4559 - www.patrickglllls.com andcustom mgradesonmefeature sheet --l‘ ‘- «(i .l) REAL ESTAT] The driving range opened in 1999 and this past season it was only available to school groups and operated by park stafl‘. What the TRCA does know for sure is the driving range will be replaced with a low- impact recreational use, such as a trail. “It's definitely been under utilized in the time it was there,” she said “Both are possibilities. these are just concepts,” Ms Weppler said. “We’re in the early days of any of those decisions” In terms of the aquatic area under consid- eration, the plan calls for something more than “a concrete bowl kids can wade in, but some- thing mome interactive," Ms Weppler said. “We don't have the capacity to run some- thing like that, so we would look to a partner for the construction and operation of it," she Also part of the draft mastei' is a pro- fqr an RV or tent campgmund. “These am just ideas that have been tossed around," Ms Weppler said. “But we are look- ing for something more active. We’re not looking at hard-surface activities, but some- thing difl‘erent that will appeal to people on a regional level.” If either of these courses come to Bruce's Mill, they do so via a partnership. creation of a BMX bike course, as well as a rope-climbing system. The basebhll (fiamoha, which is also under- Park to become regional attraction TheBruce’s Mill Consenetion Area public meeting will take place on Tuesday, Oct 6 at 7 pm. at the Lebovic Leisure Centre, 30 Burkholder St, Stouflville. For more infor- mation, contact April Weppler at 4'16-6616600 ext 5320, aweppleietrcaonca All of these upgrades to Bruce’s Mill Con- servation Area will not come cheap. The pro- posed budget is $10,219,860 with $6- to $7 milâ€" lion being taken up by the multi-use building. Funding will have to come from varion sources, including municipal and regional lev- els of government. The new building would be constmcted to LED standards and if the pancake house has to be removed, its materials will be utilized in the new building. - / The biggest project proposed by the 'I‘RCA is a multi-purpose building, which would replace the chalet/ pancake house. “It’s a lovely small building, but given all the uses_of it, it’s, just too small,” Ms Weppler said. The park has also been popular for school cross-country meets, day camps and crossâ€" country skiing. utilized according to Ms Weppler, will stay, for now. A summer baseball camp, featuring Toronto Blue Jays players as guest instructors, operated at the park during the 19903. “It would go if we have better utilization of the space like the BMX bike course or camp- ground," Ms Weppler said. It’s probably best known for its spring maple syrup festival.