Proposed Osborn Hall Replacement Project
Help Shape the Future of the Osborn Community Space
The Peace River Regional District (PRRD) invites residents of the Osborn area to participate in the next phase of engagement for the proposed Osborn Community Space Project.
A community meeting and survey will present concept options for a potential new community space located at 17526 Siphon Creek Road, including estimated costs and potential tax impacts. Community input will help inform next steps, including whether the project proceeds to a referendum (public vote).
This is the final planned community engagement opportunity for this project prior to consideration by the Regional Board.
No decision has been made at this stage. This engagement is intended to gather feedback before any decisions are considered by the Regional Board.
Background
The Osborn Community Hall was closed in 2019 due to structural issues and approved for demolition in 2025.
During engagement in summer 2025, residents expressed a preference for a practical, cost-effective outdoor recreation and gathering space rather than constructing a new hall. Based on this feedback, the PRRD engaged a landscape architect to develop concept options reflecting community priorities.
These options are now being shared for community review and input.
How to Participate
Community input from this engagement will inform a recommendation to the Regional Board on whether to proceed toward a referendum (public vote). If approved, the community will have the final say on if they support a new taxation area to fund the project. If no project proceeds, no new taxation would be established for this service.
Community Meeting
March 24, 2026, at 7pm
Cecil Lake Community Hall (4864 Cecil Lake Road)
Survey
Residents are asked to complete the online survey open from March 11, 2026, to April 1, 2026 (at 4:30pm).
Project Timeline (At a Glance)
Summer 2025: Initial community engagement
Early 2026: Concept development
March–April 2026: Public engagement (meeting + survey)
October 17, 2026 (pending support): Referendum (public vote)

