Taber sees building boom with Wal-Mart and other projects
Taber’s 2005 building permit value rose to 17.794 million from 7.194 million in 2004 as Wal-Mart worth about 4.5 million and Home Hardware 1.8 million, with Boston Pizza 1.1 million and Central School addition 2.43 million. Planning director John Henricks notes strong activity, demand for single family lots, and projected 2-3 percent population growth through 2010 amid solid oil and agriculture sectors. He plans focus on land-use bylaws and industrial land, with urban developer outreach forthcoming.
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Central school nears completion and gym expansion
Facilities manager Andy Tuveson outlines a modernization at Central school including a large new gym funded beyond initial allotment to host daily use and regional tournaments. The project adds 14 instructional rooms uses skylights and upgrades heating ventilation and windows while safety barriers are installed ahead of Monday move in.
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