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Millennium Ponds on track for summer opening

The slides have been ordered for the soon-to-be-finished $1.2 million aqua park in Castlegar.

Director of Civic Works Chris Barlow says they’ve had some great progress with the Millennium Park Ponds Project and the major components are done.

Barlow explains the sand is down and the liners have been put in with some minor areas still left to be installed.

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Barlow adds mechanical and electrical work still need to be completed as they wait for the slides to be delivered and installed.

The slides will work as connectors between the three ponds.

The park is expected to open late next month.

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