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Save Skaha Park Society (SSPS) is delighted with the news that the City of Penticton (COP) is severing all ties with Trio Marine Group and that Skaha Park will remain in the hands of the people who own it, namely the citizens of Penticton.
For the past two years the 5,200 member society opposed the building of the proposed waterslide and when that deal finally collapsed, publicly stated that SSPS was completely soured on every aspect of the entire business relationship between the COP and Trio Marine Group, and recommended the City end its relationship with them in its entirety.
At the public input session of November 23, 2016 when SSPS stated that opinion, there was a standing ovation.
It is unfortunate that it took the City of Penticton this long and at these costs, to realize it as well. SSPS thanks all their members and residents of Penticton for their unwavering support these past two years.
Lisa Martin
