Chedoke Golf Course Community Feedback Survey

Since equity and access are intended objectives, we want to understand the values of those who currently use the site as well as those who do not, including understanding barriers to access and participation.

Notice of Collection
The City of Hamilton collects information under the authority of Sections 10 and 227 of the Municipal Act, 2001. Any personal information collected for the provided Engage Hamilton: Chedoke Golf Course Review survey is being collected to help inform the study of the long-term role, public value, and potential future use of the municipally owned Chedoke Golf Course lands, including future master planning and capital investment decisions. Please be advised that personal information collected through the engagement process will be shared with the City’s consultant for the purposes of background analysis and report development. Questions about the collection of this personal information can be directed to the Senior Project Manager – Parks Operations, 100 King Street West, 14th Floor, Hamilton ON, L8P 1A2, 905-546-2424 ext. 3662, Johnathan.Vandriel@hamilton.ca.

Understanding your connection to the Chedoke Golf Course lands

Before today, were you aware of this site and the opportunities it offers?

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Based on what you know today, how relevant do you feel this site could be for you and your family?

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Why do you feel that way about the relevance of this site?

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What, if anything, would make it difficult for you to access, use, or benefit from this site?

Not aware of it

Transportation/location

Cost

Physical accessibility

Language or communication barriers

Programs or activities do not reflect my interests or needs

I do not feel the site is intended for people like me

Safety concerns

Other (please specify)

How often do you visit the Chedoke Golf Course lands?

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Which parts of the site have you used? Select all that apply.

Golf course

Walking trails

Escarpment stairs

Viewing/lookout areas

Parking

Winter recreation areas

Natural areas

Other (please specify)

How do you currently use the site? Select all that apply.

Golfing

Walking

Hiking

Running

Cycling

Dog walking

Bird watching

Nature observation

Fitness/stair climbing

Family outings

Winter activities

Organized sport

Other (please specify)

What matters most to you

What do you value most about the Chedoke lands? Prioritize your top 5.

Golf opportunities

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Connection to the escarpment

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Opportunities for recreation

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Cultural or historical significance

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Physical activity

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Scenic views

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Community gathering space

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Open green space

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Access to nature

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Wildlife habitat

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Is there something you value about the Chedoke lands not listed above?

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10.

What natural features should be protected or enhanced

Mature trees

Escarpment features

Wildlife habitat

Water features

Natural meadows

Trail connections

Scenic viewpoints

Other (please specify)

Understanding future community needs

11.

Looking ahead, what kinds of public benefits are most important for these lands?

Protecting natural areas

Expanding recreational opportunities

Improving trail connections

Supporting physical activity

Increasing access for all ages and abilities

Climate resilience/environmental benefits

Educational opportunities

Gathering/community spaces

Preserving golfing opportunities

Other (please specify)

12.

Are there recreational, environmental, or community needs that are currently not being met in this area of Hamilton?

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13.

What opportunities would you like future planning for these lands to explore?

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Understanding Trade-offs

Feasibility studies often require understanding priorities when not everything can be accommodated.

14.

If future plans require balancing different objectives, which should be the highest priorities?

Protecting natural ecosystems

Recreational opportunities

Accessibility and inclusion

Heritage preservation

Climate adaptation

Community gathering spaces

Maintaining existing uses

Educational opportunities

Future Vision

15.

Twenty years from now, what would success look like for the Chedoke Golf Course lands?

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