Town adopts new snowmobile bylaw in Rivers
The Town of Rivers establishes a bylaw regulating snowmobile use within town limits. Key rules require 16 year olds with licences, helmet use, back lane routes, a designated snowmobile trail, 20 km/h speed in back lanes, yielding to pedestrians and vehicles, and conformity with the Manitoba Off Road Vehicle Act.
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Welcome sign at Millennium Park east entrance update
Millennium Park gains a new welcome sign by Richmond Signs of Brandon costing 6440 dollars. The sign sits between brick pillars built by Charlie Pulver of Brandon for 1846.05 dollars. An underground sprinkler system by D E Sprinklers of Brandon at 3990 dollars, aided by a provincial grant of 1435 dollars, lights planned to be completed once backordered parts arrive. East park adds fir trees under Rivers Train Station Restoration Committee and Manitoba Hydro Forest Enhancement program.
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