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like a 1000seat arena tom graham director of leisure services said developers wont pay he noted that angus glen in union- ville and other arenas have around 300 seats and it works out fabulously he said this is going to be a very good facil ity he added people dont necessarily sit in the seats he noted and prefer to watch from the heated lobby the design concept has not yet been started asking for a larger facility to be paid with development charges wont wash with developers mr graham said additional funding would have to be found for a larger facility councillor susanne hilton also raised concerns about what would happen if demand for hockey were to fall off in future because of the changing popula tion in town thats unlikely to happen mr lock- hart said however if it were to happen the ice pad could be turned into an indoor soc cer facility the arena and an adjacent fire hall are to be built at the same time on an eightacre parcel of land 19 on park the anticipated 33 million price tag for the 19 on the park arts centre is a 5050 proposition the town will provide 50 per cent of the money while the remainder will come from commu nity fundraising and government grants a nov 8 fundraising event brought in more than 300000 naming rights for the building can also raise more funds the towns hydro reserve which stand at 850000 is being made available as backup funding should other sources such as government grants fall through v wider main street the tender for the widening of main street also awarded tuesday to miwel construction ltd of stouffville will cost 77 million that total should rise to 11 million when remaining land acqui sition and landscaping tree planting streetlighting and intersection improve ments are included the road will be widened to four lanes from hwy 48 to ninth line in sev eral stages there will be decorative cen tre medians at the a p and houston ford as well as centre turn lanes v the miwel contract covers most of the project