Solution in crushed rock
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After months of uncertainty as to the paving standards on their new property on Kanata Avenue, the Stoelwinders’ for Fusion Tae Kwon-Do were told they are not responsible for paving their parking lot.
Instead, council has agreed to allow the Stoelwinders to lay down crushed rock to provide the 13 required parking spaces that until now had to be paved. This crushed rock would address concerns of dust, aesthetics at a much more reasonable price, Councillor Rick Lundrigan said, as opposed to concrete or asphalt.
“It’s within the cost of money set aside, so this is a win-win situation,” Councillor Bill Arkistall said. “It would be in our best interests to move forward for future planning, to see if it worked well, or it didn’t.”
Ken Stoelwinder said the alternative for crushed rock would be acceptable for the club, and has already stated to council he was more than willing to provide gravel and cleaning the lot up. However, he did point out that the single-car access to the club was due to District of Houston activities in the 80s when they replaced the culvert, leaving room for only one vehicle to go through at one time. Council referred the issue to staff for further information.
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