Connecting Mississauga to the arts, and the arts to Mississauga and beyond
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Join us for a presentation to share a draft site plan of the North Section of the Small Arms Inspection Building. There will be an opportunity for questions after the presentation.
Complete project information courtesy of the Have Your Say Mississauga Site:
The Small Arms Inspection Building (SAIB) has been part of the Lakeview community since 1939. The City of Mississauga opened the south portion of the building in 2018 to serve as a community cultural hub. It offers 18,000 square feet of flexible, open concept space available for shared use during public hours and is available as a rental space. The south portion is ideal for events, exhibitions, workshops, performances, meetings, festivals, and more.
Now, the City of Mississauga is conducting a feasibility study that will set a vision and plan for the rehabilitation of the north side of the building comprised of 24,000 sq ft of space.
Thank you to everyone that participated in the first phase of SAIB North End Revitalization Project. Over 370 community members and businesses participated in 2 surveys and over 30 virtual meetings were held with organizations, arts groups and local businesses. The SAIB Stakeholder Consultation Report and the SAIB Market Assessment Report are now available for review. The data collected in these two reports will be used to determine uses of space within the north building.
We’ve heard that there is a strong desire for SAIB to remain focused on arts, culture and heritage. It is also important to look at the future needs of the Lakeview community and surrounding area as it grows significantly in the next five to ten years. Decisions on use will be based on a variety of factors that include listening to the community, proactively planning for future growth and ensuring the vision and plan for the building is financially sustainable.
Due to COVID-19, the City has postponed in-person public engagement activities based on public health recommendations and the need for physical distancing. Your feedback matters and the City is seeking help to understand what amenities you want to see prioritized in the revitalization of SAIB through an online survey that is now closed. City staff will continue to engage with the public to confirm the findings of the feedback and ensure the building meets community needs.
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Join us for project updates on the Revitalization of the North Building of the Small Arms Inspection Building.
Date:Â Wednesday, July 14, 2021
Time: 6:30pm – 7:30 pm
Register:Â https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/public-information-session-revitalization-of-saib-north-end-building-tickets-160827131279