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City of Quesnel sets dates for phased reopening of facilities

Playgrounds, washrooms and sports fields to open June 8, spray park June 15
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The City of Quesnel has revealed dates for the reopening of some of its facilities over the coming weeks. (Observer File Photo)

The City of Quesnel has announced that it will be reopening its playgrounds along with other facilities in a phased approach over the coming weeks.

Currently the City has reopened the skate park, tennis and pickle ball courts, dog park, trails and bike parks.

The schedule for the further reopening of facilities is as follows:

  • Playgrounds – opening Monday, June 8
  • Washrooms – opening Monday, June 8
  • LeBourdais Park - Public washrooms will be available at Shiraoi House only. The exterior Museum and Visitor Centre washroom will remain closed.
  • West Fraser Timber Park
  • Baseball and sports fields, including the beach volleyball court – opening Monday, June 8
  • For casual use only.
  • Any organized sports/groups will need to operate within the guidelines established by their Provincial organization before they resume activities. Access to playing venues will not be given until an approved “Safe Return to Play” plan is provided to the City.
  • Spray Park – opening Monday, June 15

“The City of Quesnel will not be cleaning or disinfecting outdoor amenities, including all playgrounds and the spray park. The usage of any playground or equipment is done so at your own risk,” states a release from the City.

The City states that users of any public areas, equipment or washrooms should also follow the below actions to help prevent the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19):

  • Practice social distancing and ensure to remain 2-metres apart at all times.
  • Note – Social distancing of younger children/youth at a public park and/or playground is based on parental discretion. Adults from different households are to remain 2-metres apart at all times.
  • Stay home if you are sick.
  • Wash your hands frequently and thoroughly.
  • Use at your own risk (the City of Quesnel will not be cleaning or disinfecting outdoor amenities).
  • Where possible, try not to share equipment.

A full list of City of Quesnel facilities and their access is available at www.quesnel.ca/covid-19.

READ MORE: Pickleballers hit the courts after City lifts COVID-19 restrictions



sasha.sefter@quesnelobserver.com

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