Bjorn Borg tennis facilities

to be built at Whistler

development wich lots of green

spaces.

Mayor Meredith said the im-
provements to the Whistler Creek
area are much needed. “We're hop-
irg we can provide some incentives
for developers to upgrade that area.
It’s a pretty exciting plan,” he said.

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lift for the 1989-90 ski season.

Nemtin said he expects che
redevelopment will take some _
pressure off the town centre by
attracting skiers with the improved
facilities.

Whistler is also planning a $50
million development of the 60-acre
residential site located above
Whistler Creek.

When completed in 1991, the site
will provide a mixture of single-
family residences and ouses for
a total of 225 units. Nemrin said
the proiect aims to keep the
Whistler Creek area a low-density

posal to date is the $80
million Bjorn Borg
Whistler Resort.

The Park Georgia Group in con-
junction with the Bjorn Borg
Design Group is proposing to make
Whistler a top destination for tennis
tournaments and camps. Park
Georgia says the resort will be the

T he most flamboyant pro-

.

first of its scale in Western Canada.

Planned for the 623-acre site is a
16-court tennis centre, 125 con-
dominiums, and a 350-room hotel.

If visitors suffer from tennis elbow
during their stay they might want to
soak in the extensive spa facilities
or try the golf centre for a change.

Stan Choi, a principal of Park
Georgia, said the development will
help round out Whistler as an all-
season resort.

“Whistler is one of the best places
in the world for skiing. In the sum-
mer months it needs some activities
to make Whistler a year-roun:
resort,” Choi said.

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