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Rehabilitation of Bymac Park fully underway - Houston Today

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By Rod Link 
| Houston Today
District of Houston officials expect the nearly $2 million project to completely overhaul Bymac Park will be ready in time for this year’s salmon runs. Work shifted into high gear this year with the awarding of a $1,48 million main construction contract to Andy Meints Contracting.
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Terrace council wants deep dive into data centre impacts - Terrace Standard

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By Rod Link 
| Terrace Standard
City staffers are going to research if data centres can be treated separately within zoning bylaws so there is a higher level of scrutiny by residents and the city itself to determine if one should be allowed within municipal boundaries. The direction to city staffers follows a successful motion made by councillor James Cordeiro and seconded by councillor Inder Dhillon when council met June 8, 2026.
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City on the hook for $110K demo costs of bowling building - Terrace Standard

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By Rod Link 
| Terrace Standard
City council is dipping into the city’s surplus to pay for the demolition and removal of what is left of the Terrace Bowling Lanes after the building burned down in an early morning May 21, 2026 fire. The city-owned building was not insured other than having a $24,700 demolition insurance policy and so council has approved taking $110,000 from the city’s general surplus account to cover the estimated $134,000 cost of the first part of a two-part cleanup plan.
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