Richmond to spend millions replacing aged infrastructure

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Those living in Richmond could soon have a new firehall, aquatic centre, and seniors home built and operational by 2018. The $110-million project would see the Minor Seniors Centre and the existing aquatic centre flattened and rebuilt as part of one larger complex. Mayor Malcolm Brodie is expecting final council approval next week and says those who live there couldn’t be happier…

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Old wood commands premium prices

Vancouver Sun

“When you demolish a house there is a huge amount of wood that just gets taken away as garbage,” said Richmond Mayor Malcolm Brodie, chair of Metro Vancouver’s zero waste committee. “Of course, it’s the clean wood you want to be recycling.”

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From trash to cash

Vancouver Sun

Richmond Mayor Malcolm Brodie, chairman of Metro Vancouver’s zero waste committee, added the goal is to achieve national cooperation through the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, which represents close to 2,000 communities.

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Airport’s mall plan angers authorities in Richmond

The Globe and Mail

The proposed 460,000-square-foot mall will be three kilometres from the airport terminal, on 22 hectares in the southeast corner of Sea Island, near the bridge that crosses to Richmond’s Lulu Island. “I think this mall is problematic,” said a clearly irate Richmond Mayor Malcolm Brodie, intent on preventing sprawl.

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