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Village Ice Rink grand opening
Another big project in the village is finally complete and we can all be proud of this remodeled winter anchor.
The revamped Village at Sunriver ice rink is now open and ready for skating. New features include light and sound systems, indoor warming area with public restrooms and fireplace, lockers and most of all a fresh new look. The old Zamboni even got a fresh custom paint job.
For more information regarding the Village Ice Rink, call (541) 593-5948.
Village redevelopment continues
The first phase of Rediscover Sunriver Village's (RSV) redevelopment effort is almost complete. Landscaped berms with trees now undulate through what used to be the wide open sea of pavers in the north end of the village. Some of the mounds feature seating benches.
The sites formerly occupied by buildings 0, 3, and 11 are now grass-covered open, park-like spaces.
Contractors have replaced roofing and remodeled the exterior of "retail row," buildings 23, 24 and 25 which house Signature Imports, Buffalo Girls, Cate's Trading Company, Sunriver Rock & Gem, The Oregon Store, Sunriver Books & Music and Your $12.99 Store.
Goody's face lift is almost complete and showcases RSV's design plans for the entire village. Included will be stone columns, extended covered patios, new windows and new (recycled) oil-stained siding and roofing materials.
Elsewhere throughout the Village, crews have rebuilt decks, stairs and ramps around the courtyard bordered by Village Bar & Grill. Still to come are exterior remodels of building 4, which houses Bottoms Up Bar & Catering and Cushman Tebbs Sotherby's Realty.
Deconstruction of building 5, which housed the Sunriver Area Chamber of Commerce and Village Properties will take place in the coming months. The County Store's liquor department has been remodeled, allowing customers to walk into the liquor area and browse libations at their leisure.
A remodel and roof-raising of the ice skating rink is under way and expected to be complete by summer's end. The bumper cars have been temporarily moved into the building once occupied by The Paper Station.
Phase two redevelopment is to include construction of a visitors/welcome center, an outdoor plaza around the north and east side of the Country Store - which will also be remodeled and expanded - and deconstruction of buildings 7, 8, 9 and 10.
Information: (541) 594-8704
Last update: Dec. 1, 2010
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