We appreciate your interest in this community study. If you received a public notice in the mail, please note that the study and public engagement launch has been delayed. The survey is not yet open, as a result.
We apologize for any inconvenience and will provide updated information as soon as new dates are confirmed.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Background
The Town of Oakville's parkland system is comprised of community parks, neighbourhood parks, parkettes, trails and open spaces that together form an interconnected network supporting recreation, community gathering, active transportation and access to nature.
The Ward 1 Southeast Parks System Study will examine part of the Town’s network as a connected "campus of parks," assessing how existing parks, amenities and open spaces collectively serve the community.
The study will identify service gaps and opportunities for improvement and develop recommendations to enhance connectivity, accessibility, recreational experiences and overall levels of service throughout the study area.
Location
The study boundary area includes south of the QEW to Lake Ontario, between Bronte Road and Third Line.
- Classification: Community parks, neighbourhood parks, parkettes, trails and open spaces
- Ward: 1
Project goals and objectives
Goals
- Improve and enhance the parks and open space system within the southeast area of Ward 1;
- Improve the level of service to residents living in the southeast area of Ward 1; and
- Develop a plan through extensive public engagement and feedback that is compatible with and in support of the Parks, Recreation and Library Master Plan (2024).
Objectives
- Develop a strategic plan to guide the future planning and development of park amenities and programming;
- Develop a comprehensive, fair, open and transparent public consultation program for future parks improvements;
- Understand the current needs within the community;
- Gather key information for the future planning of local park improvements that would maximize level of service for the community;
- Create a diversity of park elements within Oakville’s ‘campus of parks’ while ensuring connectivity and response to growing community needs; and
- Maintain a level of open parkland space as a valuable resource and to meet growing demand.
The Ward 1 Southeast Parks System Study will be completed in several phases. Timelines are tentative and subject to change. Additional details for public engagement opportunities will be provided once confirmed.
- Phase 1: Public survey, dates to be confirmed
- Phase 2: Public meeting 1 feedback period, date to be confirmed
- Phase 3: Public meeting 2 study findings and results, date to be confirmed
- Phase 4: Implementation of study recommendations, based on approval through the capital budget process.
- Parks Directory
- Destination Parks
- Splash Pads
- Sports Fields
- Dog Parks
- Gardens
- Outdoor Courts
- Outdoor Ice Rinks
- Skateboard Parks
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- Park Planning Projects
- Bridges, Stairs and Boardwalk replacements
- Bronte Waterfront Strategy
- Burnet Park Art Installation
- Crosstown Trail
- Martindale Park Culvert Replacement
- Meadowridge Park
- Oakville Harbour - West Shore Landscape Master Plan Implementation
- Palermo Park
- Playground Renewals
- Reservoir Park Redevelopment
- Ridgeview Park Playground and Splash Pad
- Riverstone Park
- Robvale Park
- Sixteen Mile Creek Heritage Trail Slope Remediation
- Sixteen Mile Sports Complex
- Sunningdale Park Redevelopment
- Tennis and Pickleball Court Renewal
- Towne Square
- Trail Accessibility Audit & Strategy
- Ward 1 Southeast Campus of Parks Study
- Wallace Park Tennis Courts and Parking Lot Rehabilitation
- Worthington Park Playground