On Wednesday, the federal government announced that it is putting up $228,244 to make repairs to the boat launch in the Galt area of Cambridge.
The money, which is coming from the Canada Community Revitalization Fund, will be used to make a number of repairs to the boat launch, including excavation and resurfacing.
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It will also upgrade the parking area, as it will be expanded and resurfaced while also providing accessible parking. In addition, the feds say there will be barrier-free transitions between the boat launch, the parking lot and other amenities offered in the area, including bike and canoe racks as well as trails.
“This will help revitalize a major trailhead and waterfront area that is extremely well-used by our residents,” Cambridge Mayor Jan Liggett stated.
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“Infrastructure projects like this one contribute to a more vibrant, healthy, and sustainable community which all citizens can enjoy.”
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