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Small Arms Inspection Building North End Revitalization
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The Small Arms Inspection Building (SAIB) has been part of the Lakeview community since 1939. The City of Mississauga opened the south portion of the building in 2018 to serve as a community cultural hub. It offers 18,000 square feet of flexible, open concept space available for shared use during public hours and is available as a rental space. The south portion is ideal for events, exhibitions, workshops, performances, meetings, festivals, and more.
Now, the City of Mississauga is conducting a feasibility study that will set a vision and plan for the rehabilitation of the north side of the building comprised of 24,000 sq ft of space.
Your Opinion Matters
The City is seeking your help to understand what features you want to see prioritized in the north portion of the building and if the feedback gathered during previous public engagement sessions remains relevant.
Please take a few minutes to answer the questions in the survey below to help us plan this new space.
The Small Arms Inspection Building (SAIB) has been part of the Lakeview community since 1939. The City of Mississauga opened the south portion of the building in 2018 to serve as a community cultural hub. It offers 18,000 square feet of flexible, open concept space available for shared use during public hours and is available as a rental space. The south portion is ideal for events, exhibitions, workshops, performances, meetings, festivals, and more.
Now, the City of Mississauga is conducting a feasibility study that will set a vision and plan for the rehabilitation of the north side of the building comprised of 24,000 sq ft of space.
Your Opinion Matters
The City is seeking your help to understand what features you want to see prioritized in the north portion of the building and if the feedback gathered during previous public engagement sessions remains relevant.
Please take a few minutes to answer the questions in the survey below to help us plan this new space.
Welcome to the City of Mississauga's Feedback Survey on the SAIB.
The Small Arms Inspection Building (SAIB) has been part of the Lakeview community since 1939. The City of Mississauga opened the south portion of the building in 2018 to serve as a community cultural hub. It offers 18,000 square feet of flexible, open concept space available for shared use during public hours and is available as a rental space. The south portion is ideal for events, exhibitions, workshops, performances, meetings, festivals, and more.
Now, we are looking for feedback about rehabilitating the north side of the building comprised of 24,000 sq ft of space. Please answer the questions below to help us plan this new space.