History Meets Opportunity

Where HISTORY MEETS OPPORTUNITY

Where PAST MEETS POTENTIAL 2

And THE POSSIBILITIES ARE GRAND INSIDE

4 Introduction 6 The Building 8 The Site 10 Town of Annapolis Royal and Area 15 Contacts

Appendices 18 1: As Built Architectural Drawings (1989) 21 2: Space Utilization Tables 24 3: AVRSB School Building Profile Report and 2010-11 Operating Cost Data for ARRA 26 4: Property Site Plans 28 5: Selected Data 2011 Census and National Household Survey Data for Annapolis Royal, the Annapolis Royal area and Nova Scotia

29 6: Photographs

Annapolis Royal Regional Academy (ARRA) Repurposing Opportunity

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An OPPORTUNITY ON A ROYAL SCALE

INTRODUCTION

Annapolis Royal Regional Academy (ARRA) is prominently The Annapolis Valley Regional School Board (AVRSB), located at 590 St. George Street on a 3.2 acre lot that has facing budget pressures as well as declining enrolments been in continuous use as a school site since 1883. Now at ARRA and at Annapolis West Education Centre (AWEC), the present-day junior high school in Annapolis Royal the nearby senior high school, decided to close one (Grades 6, 7 and 8), it was originally built as the Town’s school and renovate the other to allow it to serve as both Grade Primary to Grade 12 institution. the junior and senior high school in the Town. Although the decision was unpopular, the Board chose AWEC as the The ARRA building has a footprint of about 25,000 square school to be renovated and ARRA was slated for closure. feet and contains an estimated 71,000 square feet of The construction work to renovate the AWEC building finished space on three floors. The centre block was began in late July of 2013 and completion is targeted for constructed in 1939, with later additions (the gym on the autumn of 2014. The anticipated timing for the merger the left and additional classrooms on the right) added in of the two school populations is either September 1, 2014, 1958. Major upgrades and renovations were completed or January 1, 2015, depending on actual construction in 1990. Well maintained throughout its life, the school is progress, at which point the ARRA property will become an elegant Beaux-Arts structure, and its iconic design and surplus to the needs of the Regional School Board and placement make it an important part of the charm and available for alternative use. character of Annapolis Royal, a 400 year old town famous for its heritage buildings. The property is not currently registered under the Heritage Property Act but the historical significance of ARRA and its aesthetic features make preservation of the building’s defining elements important to the Town and the community at large. REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

In compliance with regulatory guidelines, the ARRA Task Force intends to participate in a Request for Proposals (RFP) process that invites proposals from parties interested in the repurposing of the ARRA property. In the meantime, the Task Force, with the full co-operation of School Board officials, is pleased to be able to arrange periodic viewings of the property in order to increase awareness of the pending opportunity and give interested parties a first-hand look at the building’s features.

During the school review processes that preceded finalization of the School Board’s decision to close ARRA, a community group known as the Friends of Annapolis Royal Regional Academy (FARRA) came together to consider and investigate future opportunities for the productive utilization of the ARRA property. In March of this year an ARRA Task Force, consisting of three individuals who were active in FARRA, along with representatives from the Town and County Councils, was established as a sub-committee of the Town’s Marketing and Economic Development Committee (MEDC).

This information package has been prepared to provide basic particulars about the ARRA property repurposing opportunity in advance of the issuance of a formal RFP document. All information presented in this information package is believed to be representative but is not warranted. An online version of this package is available at 5 http://annapolisroyal.com 6

Your 71,000 sq ft CANVAS AWAITS

THE BUILDING

The main part of the ARRA building was constructed as The ARRA building, with a footprint of approximately a replacement for the former “County Academy” that 25,000 square feet, contains slightly more than 71,000 was destroyed by fire in January, 1939. The cornerstone square feet of space on its three levels. In addition to 15 for the centre block was laid in late November of 1939, classrooms, eight specialty instruction areas (science lab, an expansion to include the existing gymnasium and science demonstration room, computer lab, band room, additional classrooms was undertaken in 1958 and major library, arts and craft space, and two resource rooms), upgrades and renovations were completed in 1990. office/administrative areas, washrooms and operational Subsequent maintenance requirements have been met, support areas, the building now includes a 4,400 square and, accordingly, the overall condition of the building is foot gymnasium and a 1,900 square foot cafeteria. good. Recent maintenance and repair activities included Architect’s drawings showing the configuration of each of extensive work on the roof in the summer of 2012. At the three building levels following the 1990 renovations the same time a building profile report published by and space allocation tables are attached as Appendices the School Board in connection with the school review 1 and 2. process cited a few concerns that do not appear to be atypical of an older school structure but which may need to be addressed as time goes on. Information from the above mentioned report is included as Appendix 3. BUILDING FEATURES

• Wood framed structure with brick veneer and wooden top façade • Original windows, with an interior pane added during the 1990 renovations • 1990 entrance doors • Four-ply asphalt system roof (upgraded 2012) • 1990 updated architectural interior finishes • Vinyl composite tile in place of most older carpet floor coverings • Ventilation systems rated in good condition – four air handling units • Upgraded heating plant (hot water system) rated in good condition • New boilers • Plumbing system rated in good condition • Building served by municipal water and sewer systems • 1200 amp, 120/208V main electrical service, in good condition • Electrical distribution panels, emergency/exit lighting and P.A. systems in good condition • T12 fluorescent lighting • Upgraded main fire alarm panel

A School Evaluation Report and an Indoor Air/ Environment Study provide additional details on the ARRA building (completed for the School Board in March, 2012).

Visit www.avrsb.ca/board-meetings for full reports.

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With A VIEW TOWARD THE FUTURE

THE SITE

The ARRA site is comprised of almost all of a rectangular The ARRA building is situated close to the back of the block of land measuring about 445 feet wide and 330 lot, leaving a green area at the front graced with mature feet deep, fronting on St. George Street and bounded by trees. This green area is large enough to serve various Ritchie, Grange and School Streets at the rear and sides, outdoor recreational purposes, including soccer. The respectively. A small area within that block containing neighbourhood surrounding the ARRA site is occupied by 7,328 square feet and situated at the corner of Grange and older, well maintained homes. Richie Streets is privately owned and contains a recently renovated building that houses the Annapolis Royal Wellness Centre and Spa. The remainder of the block containing approximately 139,500 square feet (about 3.2 acres) represents ARRA lands. Ground level access to the main level of the ARRA building is provided from Grange and School Streets, and a parking area is located near the School Street access. Ground level access to the basement level of ARRA is provided from Ritchie Street. SITE FEATURES

• 445 feet wide and 330 feet deep • 139,500 square feet (about 3.2 acres) represents ARRA lands

See Appendix 4 (pg. 26) for the ARRA lands site plan.

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Where HISTORY SURROUNDS YOU

TOWN OF ANNAPOLIS ROYAL AND AREA

Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia, is idyllically situated In 1994, a major part of Annapolis Royal, extending back between mountain and sea near the mouth of the from the waterfront and encompassing areas along both Annapolis River. As the oldest European settlement in sides of our historic St. George Street (originally, rue Canada, it is one of only a few National Historic Districts Dauphin) that runs throughout the Town was designated in the Country. In 1605 the area was settled by a small by the Government of Canada as the “Annapolis Royal group of French explorers led by Samuel de Champlain Historic District National Historic Site of Canada”. Today, and Sieur de Mons. The French named the new land Annapolis Royal is home to just under 500 people, Port Royal and built the Habitation as a centre for their many of whom live in one of the Town’s 135 designated operations in Acadie. Subsequently, control of the area heritage buildings. Along with its impressive heritage, was assumed by the British and in 1710 the townsite was the Town offers a very broad range of shops, services and renamed Annapolis Royal. The Town was the capital of attractions to a catchment area of up to 10,000 people Nova Scotia from 1710 to 1749, when that honour was and to approximately 100,000 visitors each year. removed to Halifax. WELCOME TO TIMELESS ANNAPOLIS ROYAL

“Annapolis Royal Historic District was designated a national historic site of Canada in 1994 because it possessed a distinctive sense of both history and place by virtue of its strategic siting, its role as a colonial capital and commercial centre and its association with the historical themes of early Acadian settlement, all of which are represented physically through its evolved townsite plan, surviving fortifications and waterfront installations. The historic district contains an extensive catalogue of Maritime and Canadian architectural styles of the 18th, 19th and early 20th centuries and the townsite, its buildings, sites and open spaces retain an excellent degree of integrity with few inharmonious intrusions.”

An excerpt of the special attributes that led to this significant distinction, published at: www.pc.gc.ca/apps/dfhd/page_nhs_eng. aspx?id=825

See Appendix 5 (pg. 28) for population and other statistical data extracted from Canada’s 2011 Census and National Household Survey profile reports. Information is for Annapolis Royal, the surrounding areas that are generally within 20 minute and 45 minute driving distances from the Town and for the Province of Nova Scotia.

More detailed data from the 2011 Census and National Household Survey can be accessed at: www12.statcan.gc.ca

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With A FOUNDATION OF COMMUNITY PRIDE

Annapolis Royal is known as a vibrant centre for cultural • a Community Health Centre, with both a multiple- activity, and attracts visual artists, craftspeople, doctor collaborative practice and a family practice performers and writers. Its broad base of dedicated • Primary to Grade 12 education facilities (grades 6-12 volunteers, situated throughout the area, is a major in Town, and Primary to 5 in the adjacent community strength, providing a strong connection between the of Granville Ferry) community and its culture. • Town and County recreation services • community children’s park with recreational Annapolis Royal and area is an interesting, lively and very equipment livable place, offering to its residents and visitors the • youth skate park following: • outdoor public swimming pool and tennis courts • an 18 hole golf course • a full array of shops and services, including banks, • a wealth of public trails, boardwalks and green spaces supermarkets, variety stores, hardware and building connecting the built and natural environments supplies stores, a pharmacy, a liquor store, a health • Royal Canadian Legion food store • two history/heritage organizations – The Annapolis • professional services, including dentists, lawyers, Heritage Society and the Historical Association of architects, massage therapists, estheticians, Annapolis Royal hairdressers, realtors, consultants • North America’s only tidal power generating station • Churches of many faiths, including Anglican, United, • Clean Annapolis River Project (CARP) – an award- Baptist and Catholic, as well as the Annapolis winning environmental organization Shambhala Meditation Group • Public Library, with public computers and wireless • unique gift and specialty stores Internet connections • artists studios and galleries • four museums COMMUNITY RECOGNITION

Many stakeholders have assisted the Town of Annapolis Royal in achieving a number of significant awards and recognitions, including;

• Nova Scotia Mayflower Award for Recreation - 2011 • Communities in Bloom - 2008 International Winner, International Challenge - Small Category • Prince of Wales Award • Community Arts and Culture Recognition Award • Mayflower Community Cooperation Award • Lieutenant Governor’s Community Spirit Award • Communities In Bloom - 2006 • Nova Scotia Festival & Events Council - 2005 Event of the Year Award • Green Streets Canada Community 2005 - 2006 • Cultural Capital of Canada 2005 • The International Awards for Liveable Communities - 2004 • Federation of Canadian Municipalities - Sustainable Community Awards • Business Partnership Award • genealogy centre • Regional Award of Honour - • award winning Annapolis Royal Historic Gardens The Heritage Canada Foundation • King’s Theatre – a multidisciplinary facility offering • National Award of Honour - live as well as screen presentations The Heritage Canada Foundation • Annapolis Region Community Arts Council (ARCAC) • world class accommodation offerings • cafés and restaurants • boat Haul-Up and repair facility • 350 foot public wharf in good condition- addition of a floating dock and articulating gangway is in process and will be completed early in 2014 • Annapolis Royal Historic District National Historic Sites • three additional National Historic Sites operated by Parks Canada - Fort Anne in Town, Port-Royal and Melanson Settlement nearby • Farmers’ and Traders’ Market on Saturdays in May - October, with the addition of Wednesdays in July and August • Winter Market at the Historic Gardens November -May • several well established Community music groups, both vocal and instrumental 13 • a wide range of volunteer opportunities.

An OPEN DOOR TO DISCOVER MORE CONTACTS

Michael Tompkins, Mayor Town of Annapolis Royal (902) 532-2043 [email protected]

Carol St-Amour, Chief Administrative Officer Town of Annapolis Royal (902) 532-3146 [email protected]

Byron Mersereau, Councillor Town of Annapolis Royal (902) 532-0556 [email protected]

Jane Nicholson, Member ARRA Task Force (902) 532-0008, (512) 436-8179 [email protected]

TOWN OF ANNAPOLIS ROYAL PO Box 310, 285 St. George Street Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia Canada B0S 1A0 annapolisroyal.com

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APPENDICES LIST OF APPENDICES

18 1: As Built Architectural Drawings (1989) 21 2: Space Utilization Tables 24 3: AVRSB School Building Profile Report and 2010-11 Operating Cost Data for ARRA

26 4: Property Site Plans 28 5: Selected Data 2011 Census and National Household Survey Data for Annapolis Royal, the Annapolis Royal area and Nova Scotia

29 6: Photographs

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APPENDIX 1

Architectural Drawings for 1990 Renovations

BASEMENT APPENDIX 1

Architectural Drawings for 1990 Renovations

MAIN FLOOR

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APPENDIX 1

Architectural Drawings for 1990 Renovations

SECOND FLOOR Room Number Existing Space Name Existing Space Area Common Leasable (S.F./Approximate)

001 Entry 1200 1200 Stair-1 Stairway #1 200 200 002 Mechanical 790 790 003 Corridor 700 700 004 Janitor 100 100 005 Electrical Room 225 225 006 Service Room 700 700 007 Boiler Room 520 520 008 Corridor Ramp 500 500 009 Unassigned 485 485 010 Washroom (Male) 240 240 011 Washroom (Female) 240 240 012 Storage 190 190 013 Storage 300 300 Stair-2 Stairway #2 150 150 014 Vestibule (Exit) 120 120 015 Kitchen 580 580 015A Storage 66 66 016 Food Storage 65 65 017 Cafeteria 1930 1930 018 Corridor 510 510 019 Music Instructor 230 230 020 Music Room 1015 1015 021 Storage 223 223 022 Corridor 1650 1650 023 Janitor 70 70 024 Instrument Storage 330 330 025 Unassigned 725 725 Stair-4 Stairway #4 73 73 026 Storage 32 32 APPENDIX 2 027 Storage 200 200 028 Unassigned 1370 1370 029 Elevator Machine Room 42 42 Elevator Elevator Shaft 42 42 030 Unassigned 120 120 Space Utilization 031 Storage 45 45 Table 032 Unassigned 880 880 033 Corridor 474 474 BASEMENT 034 Washroom (Male) 153 153 035 Washroom (Female) 223 223 036 Vault 66 66 037 Storage 420 420 December 2011 038 Storage 195 195 (scaled from 039 Storage 280 280 as-blt prints) 040 Locker Area 465 465 Jost file: 0920 Stair-5 Stairway #5 220 220 041 Classroom 760 760 042 Dark Room 114 114 043 Arts and Crafts 1433 1433 044 Corridor 586 586 045 Special Education 360 360 046 Kitchenette 90 90 047 Cubicles 70 70 048 Shower 33 33 049 Wash Room 33 33 050 Work Room 160 160 Stair-3 Stairway #3 200 200 Totals 23193 9928 13265

21 22 Room Number Existing Space Name Existing Space Area Common Leasable (S.F./Approximate)

101 Entry 574 574 102 Gymnasium 4410 4410 103 Stage 750 750 104 Stage Ramp 190 190 105 Corridor 76 76 Stair-2 Stairway #2 170 170 106 Locker Room (Male) 250 250 107 Shower (Male) 290 290 108 Shower (Female) 290 290 109 Locker Room (Female) 195 195 110 Instructor 104 104 111 Washroom 48 48 112 Washroom 48 48 113 Instructor 104 104 114 Storage 250 250 115 Storage 170 170 116 Classroom (Science) 850 850 Stair-4 Stairway #4 234 234 117 Washroom (Female) 142 142 118 Washroom (Male) 170 170 119 Science Demonstration 1505 1505 120 Janitor 42 42 121 Storage 24 24 Elevator Elevator Shaft 42 42 Stair-1 Stairway #1 320 320 122 Corridor 294 294 123 Corridor 1250 1250 124 Classroom 680 680 125 Coats 40 40 APPENDIX 2 126 Washroom 67 67 127 Washroom 48 48 128 Kitchenette 88 88 129 Staff Lounge 400 400 130 Work Room 160 160 Space Utilization 131 Guidance 170 170 Table 132 Guidance 100 100 133 Vault 63 63 134 Principal 170 170 135 General Office 300 300 MAIN FLOOR 136 Sick Room 110 110 137 Ante Room 32 32 138 Washroom 55 55 December 2011 139 Sick Room 120 120 (scaled from 140 Computer Classroom 855 855 as-blt prints) 141 Corridor 365 365 Jost file: 0920 142 Reception 300 300 143 Vice Principal 165 165 144 Locker Area 464 464 145 Classroom 775 775 Stair-5 Stairway #5 220 220 146 Classroom 780 780 147 Corridor 600 600 148 Classroom 815 815 149 Classroom 795 795 Stair-3 Stairway #3 785 785 Totals 22314 4464 17850 Room Number Existing Space Name Existing Space Area Common Leasable (S.F./Approximate)

201 Gym Storage 570 570 Stair-2 Stairway #2 150 150 202 Gym Storage 450 450 203 Mechanical Room 840 840 204 Book Storage 390 390 205 Book Storage 380 380 206 Classroom 800 800 Stair-4 Stairway #4 226 226 207 Classroom 690 690 208 Classroom 690 690 209 Classroom 675 675 210 Corridor 1390 1390 211 Washroom (Female)125 125 212 Washroom (Male) 148 148 213 Janitor 42 42 214 Storage 14 14 215 Library 1710 1710 216 Librarian 142 142 Elevator Elevator Shaft 42 42 Stair-1 Stairway #1 220 220 217 Reading Resource 687 687 218 Electrical 45 45 219 Storage 45 45 220 Janitor 52 52 221 Storage 210 210 222 Mechanical Room 317 317 223 Washroom 40 40 224 Vestibule 87 87 225 Corridor 800 800 226 Washroom (Male) 165 165 APPENDIX 2 227 Janitor 22 22 Stair-5 Stairway #5 210 210 228 Washroom (Female) 194 194 229 Classroom 680 680 230 Corridor 640 640 Space Utilization 231 Classroom 680 680 Table 232 Classroom 680 680 233 Classroom 680 680 Stair-3 Stairway #3 205 205 SECOND FLOOR Totals 16133 5181 10952 December 2011 (scaled from as-blt prints) Jost file: 0920

TOTAL

Basment Level 25290 (Main Floor plus boiler room) BUILDING Main Floor Level 24640 FOOT PRINT 2nd Floor Level 18480 (Main Floor less gym, stage and roof above admin. area) Approximate to outside of exterior walls. Total Foot Print All Levels 68410 (Gym & stage not included on 2nd floor)

23 24 Type/Material/ Age Condition Upgrade Description/Comments Cost

BUILDING ENVELOPE Original Contruction 3 level, wood framed, 1947 brick veneer Major Renovation/ 1990 Addition Roof Modified bitumen, 1990 Fair $200,000 4 ply asphalt Windows & Entrances Wooden windows, Poor $300,000 storm units added, entrance upgraded Brick Veneer Requires repointing Fair $10,000 in some areas Façade Requires painting, some repairs Good/Fair $20,000

BUILDING SYSTEMS Fire Alarm EST Quick Start, 2007 Good Model # QSC Building is generally Sprinkler Yes, some leaks in dry system Good in good condition. Security Yes Good Heating Hot water 1963 Good The façade, windows Water Municipal Good Plumbing Municipal Good and roof will require Electricity 1200 amp 120/208V Good upgrades in the Ventilation 4 AHU mixed air systems 1990 Good serve the spaces near future. Public Address 2 way communication Good Technology Network cat5 Good

SITE DETAILS Landscaping Front lawn is sports field Fair More land needed Driveways Bus loop around perimeter Fair $40,000 Parking Limited but adequate Good APPENDIX 3 Lighting Building and pole mounted Good Exterior Facilities Limited recreation areas Fair More land needed

BARRIER FREE DETAILS AVRSB School Parking Limited near entrance Fair $1,000 Building Profile Entrances Rear entrance is the Fair $5,000 only one accessible Report Elevators Man lift Good Washrooms Most are barrier free Good School Details: Current Enrollment -178 BUILDING INTERIOR Grade Levels 6-8 Classrooms 15 Good Specialty Instruction Program Requirements Areas - Specified: Band room 1 Good for PSP: None for middle level. Computer 1 Good Science demo 1 Good Science lab 1 Good Library 1 Good Condition Coding: Resource 2 Good Poor Gymnasium 4340 sq ft, hardwood floor 1 Good Doesn’t meet requirements, Cafeteria 1888 sq ft with ullf kitchen 1 Good upgrade within 5 years Office/Administration Main floor; away from view Good Fair of main entrance Meets most requirements, Washrooms On each floor Good/Fair $25,000 upgrade within 10 years Hallways Nice and wide Good Flooring Carpets remain in some rooms Fair $40,000 Meets most requirements, no Storage Adequate with current upgrade for 15 years population Excellent Furniture & Equipment Some lockers require Fair $5,000 New or Like New Condition, replacement no upgrade for 20+ years Technology Equipment cat5 added

Totals $646,000 Sq. Ft. 71,251 Students 184

UTILITIES Power $32,567 Water $ 39,124 Fuel $ 3,112 Sewer $ 8,778

CONTRACTED SERVICES Grounds $ 2,615 Snowplowing $ 10,333 Waste Disposal $ 4,326 APPENDIX 3 BOARD SERVICES Repairs $ 39,338 Labour $ 9,440 2010-11 CUSTODIAL Labour $ 121,083 Operating Cost Materials $ 7,104 Data for ARRA

Total 2010-11 Actual Cost $277,820 Cost per Square Foot $3.90 Cost per Student $1,509.89

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APPENDIX 4

PROPERTY SITE PLANS

1988 Survey Plan APPENDIX 4

PROPERTY SITE PLANS

2006 Subdivision Plan re Lot 1 severed from ARRA property

27 28 Characteristics Annapolis Royal Annapolis County Annapolis- Nova Scotia Town [1] Census Subd. A Digby Area [3] (Province) (Adjacent to Annapolis Royal) [2]

Population in 2011 481 6,008 30,473 921,727 Population-% Male 41% 48% 48% 48% Population-% Female 59% 52% 52% 52% Population in 2006 444 6,342 31,617 913,462 2006 to 2011 population change (%) 8.3% -5.3% -3.6% 0.9% Total private dwellings 323 3,307 16,703 442,155 Population density per square kilometre 235.8 9.8 6.3 17.4 Land area (square km) 2.04 614.20 4,850.89 52,939.44 Population-0 to 19 years (%) 14% 18% 20% 21% Population - 20 to 44 years (%) 17% 21% 23% 31% Population - 45 to 64 years (%) 33% 37% 35% 32% Population - 65 or more years (%) 38% 24% 22% 17% Median age of the population 59.8 51.7 49.4 43.7 % of the population aged 15 and over 90% 87% 87% 85% % of population consisting of immigrants 21% 7% 5% 5% % of population consisting of graduates from a post-secondary education program 65% 43% 46% 54% Total number of occupied private dwellings 275 2,710 13,575 390,280 % of occupied private dwellings constructed in 1960 or earlier 84% 42% 47% 31% APPENDIX 5 % of owner-occupied private dwelling units 64% 88% 80% 71% Average value of dwellings ($) $242,467 $141,576 $146,852 $201,991 Selected Data Average income ($) per individual for population aged 15 years or more $31,635 $26,748 $27,822 $35,478 2011 Census and National Household Survey Data for Annapolis Royal, the Annapolis Royal area and Nova Scotia

1. Source: 2011 National Census and National Household Survey for Annapolis Royal, NS Census Subdivision. 2. Source: 2011 National Census and National Household Survey for Annapolis County Census Subdivision A. This Census Subdivision represents an area immediately surrounding and mostly within a 20 minute driving distance from the Town of Annapolis Royal. 3: Source: Aggregation of 2011 National Census and National Household Survey data for the Annapolis County Census Division and the Digby County Census Division, excluding the Clare District Census Subdivision. Most points within this area (which includes the Towns situated in Digby and Annapolis Counties) are within a 45 minute diriving distance from Annapolis Royal. Site View from South Sports Field

APPENDIX 6

View from East Parking Lot Photographs

View from East Parking Lot

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Parking Lot, East Side

APPENDIX 6

Photographs Neighbouring Properties

Gymnasium Entrance and Wheelchair Ramp Near Lobby entrance at Basement

APPENDIX 6

Basement Corridor Photographs

Vertical Circulation

31 CONTACTS

Michael Tompkins, Mayor Town of Annapolis Royal (902) 532-2043 [email protected]

Carol St-Amour, Chief Administrative Officer Town of Annapolis Royal (902) 532-3146 [email protected]

Byron Mersereau, Councillor Town of Annapolis Royal (902) 532-0556 [email protected]

Jane Nicholson, Member ARRA Task Force (902) 532-0008 | (512) 436-8179 [email protected]

TOWN OF ANNAPOLIS ROYAL PO Box 310, 285 St. George Street Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia Canada B0S 1A0 annapolisroyal.com