The Foothills Athletic Park redesign could get a little closer to reality on Monday.
Councillor Terry Wong says part of that update could involve focusing on one key build.
The fieldhouse build is a priority capital project for which council has already approved $20 million. It'll be a multi-sport indoor facility featuring multiple courts, athletic spaces and a track."We need to engage the federal and provincial governments to make sure that they are at the table with us as well," Wong said, "so that'll be the focus of conversations ."
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