Stephen Cohlmeyer, the architect on the proposal for the 3.5-acre waterfront site, was happy to walk the public through the plan for the property Tuesday night at the Community Centre, step by step. Photo by Mike Davies/Campbell River Mirror

Mirror Morning 09/14/17

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3.5-acre site has a plan

Intersection upgrades

Watering restrictions

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