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Most park amenities are at the end of their lifecycle and require replacement. The Gourley Park redevelopment project will involve a full replacement of park amenities. Most amenities will remain in their current locations but will be upgraded to current municipal standards. A public engagement strategy will include opportunities for input throughout the design process.
The project scope will include:
Replace the existing walkway and lighting between Duncairn Crescent and Brigadoon Drive.
Replace existing asphalt walkways within the park.
Replace existing play structures and swings. Working with the public to determine playground theme and components.
Replace the spray pad. Work with the public to determine playground theme and components.
Replace the basketball court and tennis courts with a new multi-purpose court and tennis court with pickle ball line painting.
Replace existing lighting.
Add more seating throughout the park and around the playground and spray pad.
Engagement Survey Summary Infographics
137 survey responses were received.
Majority of respondents were frequent Gourley Park users who live in the neighbourhood.
The Forest, Nature, Plants and Flowers theme was chosen.
Circular spray rings, vertical features, and toddler elements were the top 3 spray pad components. We will attempt to incorporate as many of the additional elements as possible.
Slides, climbers, balance beams, swings and spring toys were the most popular playground elements chosen. The final design will incorporate as many of the additional items as possible.
Additional requests include: more trees, a sun shelter, additional lighting, seating, and a drinking fountain with a dog bowl.
Most park amenities are at the end of their lifecycle and require replacement. The Gourley Park redevelopment project will involve a full replacement of park amenities. Most amenities will remain in their current locations but will be upgraded to current municipal standards. A public engagement strategy will include opportunities for input throughout the design process.
The project scope will include:
Replace the existing walkway and lighting between Duncairn Crescent and Brigadoon Drive.
Replace existing asphalt walkways within the park.
Replace existing play structures and swings. Working with the public to determine playground theme and components.
Replace the spray pad. Work with the public to determine playground theme and components.
Replace the basketball court and tennis courts with a new multi-purpose court and tennis court with pickle ball line painting.
Replace existing lighting.
Add more seating throughout the park and around the playground and spray pad.
Engagement Survey Summary Infographics
137 survey responses were received.
Majority of respondents were frequent Gourley Park users who live in the neighbourhood.
The Forest, Nature, Plants and Flowers theme was chosen.
Circular spray rings, vertical features, and toddler elements were the top 3 spray pad components. We will attempt to incorporate as many of the additional elements as possible.
Slides, climbers, balance beams, swings and spring toys were the most popular playground elements chosen. The final design will incorporate as many of the additional items as possible.
Additional requests include: more trees, a sun shelter, additional lighting, seating, and a drinking fountain with a dog bowl.
Complete the user survey and tell us what you would like to see in the new park design.
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