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August 17, 2023                                                ASSOCIATED NEWSPAPERS OF MICHIGAN                                                  PAGE 5


                                                                         CANTON
                                                                         CANTON





        $2.4 million renovation closes Summit Aqua Center



           The Summit on the Park      our Aquatic Center because of its
        Aquatic Center in Canton       popularity among residents and
        Township is currently undergo-  its high use for swim lessons and
        ing significant renovation, which  water fitness classes. We are
        is expected to be complete by  determined to complete this proj-
        mid-December.                  ect on schedule and get everyone
           Canton officials said the $2.4  back in the water as soon as pos-
        million construction project, led  sible.”
        by Canton Facilities Maintenance  Affected programs and ameni-
        staff, will include tile replace-  ties will include: swim lessons,
        ment in all pools, including the  lap swim, water fitness classes, as
        lap pool and family pool, as well  well as sauna and steam room
        as on the pool decks.  In addition,  access. During the short-term clo-
        tile will also be replaced in the  sure, additional Land Fitness
        spa and sauna, as well as in the  classes will be made available to
        men's, women's, and family locker  Summit members to supplement
        rooms.  Further enhancements   fitness opportunities within the
        include the addition of a water  facility. In addition, access to one
        feature, replacement of the    family/special accommodations
        Marcite plaster in the Lazy River,  locker room will remain avail-
        as well as painting of the pool  able at all times during construc-
        deck roof, they added.         tion.                          Members of the Canton Township Board of Trustees tour the renovation work at the Canton Aquatic
           “This short-term inconven-    To minimize the effect of the  Center currently under way.
        ience will definitely bring long-  Aquatic Center closure, all
        term gains for individuals who  Summit on the Park members    members will have access to a  Center in Ann Arbor; the Jack E.  alternate use of these aquatic
        utilize our Aquatic Center as part  will have the opportunity to  few aquatic facilities in surround-  Kirksey Recreation Center in  centers during open swim and
        of their regular fitness routine,”  'freeze' or temporarily pause their  ing communities while the  Livonia and the Romulus  lap swim times.  Members are
        said Summit Facility Supervisor  memberships for the duration of  Summit Aquatic Center is closed  Athletic Center. This will provide  asked to contact the Summit front
        Jason Lombardo.  “Summit staff  construction and forego access to  for renovations, including:  the  Summit members with a tempo-  desk, if they wish to elect any of
        is eager to update and improve  the facility.  In addition, Summit  Meri Lou Murray Recreation  rary “facility admittance pass” for  these options.



                                                                      Great night out
                                                                      The National Night Out celebration
                                                                      in Canton Township recently drew
                                                                      a large crowd of residents and sev-
                                                                      eral community groups to Heritage
                                                                      Park to support neighborhood spirit
                                                                      and united effort to take a stand
                                                                      against crime. The event offered an
                                                                      opportunity for residents to meet
                                                                      and interact with police and fire
                                                                      personnel and well as strengthen
                                                                      the importance of keeping the
                                                                      community safe and tolerant,
                                                                      according to officials. The event
                                                                      was organized by the Canton
                                                                      Police and Fire departments, the
                                                                      Canton Public Library, Canton
                                                                      Coalition     for    Inclusive
                                                                      Communities,       Community
                                                                      Financial Credit Union and Canton
                                                                      Leisure Services.
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