Sarnia's troubled Suncor Agora stage will get some attention as council approved spending $25,000 Tuesday night to advance design services with the aim of improving the site in the future. Councillors approved spending $25,000 from the Suncor Agora reserve fund for professional work including architectural design package, with the goal of improving the stage and venue. Mayor Mike Bradley told fellow councillors the site was a "failure" from day one.
The Suncor Agora stage has drawn complaints from users and performers, most about its direction facing south-west, into the sun, as well as a lack of seating and electrical and lighting challenges. "Why don't we just go back to Ground Zero and start all over again? It's not usable," Bradley mused to council. "And so are we just putting some band aids on this or, if this moves forward, will there be something substantial that would make it a public facility again?' As Sarnia, Ont.
, park encampment grows, city's top cop won't enforce evictions without court order Future of downtown What downtown Windsor was — and how it got to where it is now The opinion was met with some approval from councillors. "Mayor Bradley, if you're, if you're suggesting bulldozing that down and starting from scratch, I'm 150 per cent behind you," said Coun. Bill Dennis.
"I think that we should probably just move on this thing and demolish it, replant it and then and then rebuild it,": said Coun. George Vandenberg But other councillors said they want to se.
