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We’re renewing Bishop’s Park
Bishop’s Park is located at 91 East Ave S in Hamilton, Ward 3. The park is approximately 890m2 in size and sits at the corner of East Ave S and Hunter Street E within the Stinson Neighbourhood.
Bishop's Park is a green space featuring several large canopy trees that provide ample shade for the bench seating areas and asphalt pathway that connects East Ave S and Hunter Street E. The existing park features are nearing the end of their lifecycle and require replacement.
Upgrades to the Bishop’s Park will include:
New asphalt pathway
Upgraded bench seating
Installation of a drinking fountain
Entrance feature planting
Replacement of ornamental metal fence
Light fixture relocation
Along with the proposed upgrades, the introduction of additional features will be installed based on previous community consultation, existing site analysis, and the following survey.
What we are looking to learn
We invite community to share ideas regarding the renewal of Bishop’s Park, including:
Use of open spaces (e.g. gathering spaces, community garden)
Drinking fountain design
Preferred bench style
How to get involved
We want to hear from you! Share your preferences through the online survey. If you have any questions, please reach out to us directly. After gathering community input, we’ll review the feedback and share how it helped shape the final park renewal designs.
We’re renewing Bishop’s Park
Bishop’s Park is located at 91 East Ave S in Hamilton, Ward 3. The park is approximately 890m2 in size and sits at the corner of East Ave S and Hunter Street E within the Stinson Neighbourhood.
Bishop's Park is a green space featuring several large canopy trees that provide ample shade for the bench seating areas and asphalt pathway that connects East Ave S and Hunter Street E. The existing park features are nearing the end of their lifecycle and require replacement.
Upgrades to the Bishop’s Park will include:
New asphalt pathway
Upgraded bench seating
Installation of a drinking fountain
Entrance feature planting
Replacement of ornamental metal fence
Light fixture relocation
Along with the proposed upgrades, the introduction of additional features will be installed based on previous community consultation, existing site analysis, and the following survey.
What we are looking to learn
We invite community to share ideas regarding the renewal of Bishop’s Park, including:
Use of open spaces (e.g. gathering spaces, community garden)
Drinking fountain design
Preferred bench style
How to get involved
We want to hear from you! Share your preferences through the online survey. If you have any questions, please reach out to us directly. After gathering community input, we’ll review the feedback and share how it helped shape the final park renewal designs.
We invite all community members, stakeholders, and interested parties to participate in our Online Public Consultation regarding the redevelopment of Bishop’s Park.
Before completing the survey, please review the Functional Diagram. The diagram outlines a preliminary layout for potential site features. Each key area is labeled for reference (e.g., seating areas, open spaces, pathway, drinking fountain, etc.). The survey asks questions about the proposed features for the park redevelopment.
Your feedback is important and will help shape the final decisions for Bishop's Park.
Survey deadline: November 30, 2025
Notice of Collection: The City of Hamilton collects information under authority of Section 227 of the Municipal Act, 2001. Any personal information collected for will be used for the Bishop’s Park Renewal and will be used to inform the conceptual and detailed design of the park redevelopment by gathering input form Ward3/Stinson residents through a five-question survey on desired amenities. Information collected for this initiative may be stored on servers located in Canada and may be subject to Canadian laws. Questions about the collection of this personal information can be directed to the Landscape Architect, Landscape Architectural Services, Environmental Services, Public Works, 100 King Street W, 14th Floor, Hamilton, ON, L8P 1A2, Allan.Neal@hamilton.ca
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