A new 780m2 park is coming to 57 Linelle St. as part of a residential townhouse development at Yonge Street and 401 in North York. The City is engaging with local residents and community members to help determine the park design.
Project Timeline
June 2021: Hire a design team
Winter to Spring 2022: Community engagement and design development
Winter 2024: Project on hold
The timeline is subject to change. Details about the construction timeline will be posted as soon as they are available.
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Project Updates
December 2023
Construction Timeline
The construction timeline is to be confirmed as the development process associated with the new park site is taking longer than anticipated. Details about when construction is expected to start will be posted on this page as soon as they are available.
October 2022
Online Survey
From September 30 to October 14, 2022, feedback on the proposed design for the new park was collected in an online survey. The survey received 36 responses.
Key feedback from the survey included:
70 per cent were satisfied or very satisfied with the design
59 per cent were satisfied or very satisfied with the amount of seating
64 per cent were satisfied or very satisfied size, layout, and location of the playground in this design
April 2022
Online Survey
From March 29 and April 17, 2022, feedback on the proposed design for the new park was collected in an online survey. The survey received 72 responses.
Key feedback from the survey included:
82 per cent felt satisfied or neutral about the proposed design
69 per cent of participants indicated that they would visit the park with children
69 per cent felt that there was the right amount of trees and plants
67 per cent indicated that they would visit this park to relax with family, friends, or alone
57 per cent felt that there was not enough seating provided
51 per cent indicated that they liked the pathway layout in this design
30 per cent indicated that they liked the size, layout, and location of the playground in this design
March 2022
On March 29, 2022, City staff hosted a virtual community meeting to share the proposed design for the new park. The meeting included an interactive discussion.
Design
The design for the new park includes the following features:
A playground which includes:
A climbing structure for ages six to 12
A small slide
Racers for ages two to five (small car structure that moves)
An emotional wall panel for ages one to six (interactive sensory panel)
An accessible games table with seating
Planting areas with perennial plants and shrub
A concrete seatwall with mounted benches with back and armrests
A 1.2-metre picket fence that borders the park on the north and west side
A 1.8-metre picket fence on the east side
A water bottle filler
New trees (to provide shade)
Light posts
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Water bottle filling station
Bins
Concrete seatwall with benches
Park signage
Perennial planting bed
1.2m height black picket fence
Playground area with cedar weave surface
Parkland property line
Naturalized planting area/berm
1.8m height black picket fence
Accessible game tables
3m wide location for potential future east/west multi-use trail, that may connect to the south of the park in the future
About the Project
The design of the new park will evolve during the community engagement process, which will include consultation with stakeholders and the community. The new park may include:
A small playground
New seating areas
A walking path
New planting beds
While we aim to provide fully accessible content, there is no text alternative available for some of the content on this site. If you require alternate formats or need assistance understanding our maps, drawings, or any other content, please contact Leigh Lichtenberg at 437-235-7022.