Project Update - Spring 2020
Thank you to those that provided feedback during the concept phase to help create the master plan. The Master Plan (12MB) is now complete and will be used to guide the future of the park. The Master Plan includes a Concept Plan which was created using input and ideas gathered through public engagement.
As part of the 2019-2022 Capital Budget, funds have been allocated to renew portions of the Glengarry District Park. The concept plan that was created as part of the master planning process from 2016 through 2018 will be used as the foundation for preliminary design.
Public engagement sessions will be planned to seek the public’s input and help refine the design.
Project Timeline
Future
Detailed design and construction of renewal elements and requests for funding for growth elements
2020
Public engagement for preliminary design
2019
The master plan and concept design was finalized
2018
Funding allocated for preliminary design
Fall 2017
Setting the direction: Preferred concept option was shared for final feedback at an open house on November 7, 2017.
Event Materials:
Concept Plan
Renderings
Winter/Spring 2017
Exploring options: Development of concept options with stakeholders and project team
What We Heard Report
Fall 2016
Sharing ideas: survey, open house and stakeholder meetings
Event Materials:
Display Boards
Maps
About the Project
Edmonton’s mature neighbourhoods are great places to live and have many treasures including District Activity Parks. These parks serve several neighbourhoods in the larger area and are important for health, wellness and quality of life. They are part of a city-wide park system and support a wide variety of facilities, programs and open space activities.
Glengarry Park, 13340 85 Street, is a District Activity Park located in the Glengarry neighbourhood. The City has completed a master plan to establish a long term vision for this park. It includes a concept plan which was created using input and ideas gathered through public engagement. This plan will be used to shape the park’s future, taking into consideration the interests expressed by the public, use of existing amenities, new amenities and activities, operational requirements and City strategy and policies.
