Provide feedback on features and amenity options for the expanded park area. Survey closes on July 27, 2024.

The City is expanding Bartley Park to 2,650 m2 (about the size of three NBA basketball courts) as a result of a new townhouse development project on Bartley Drive. The design for the new expanded park area will be determined through community engagement.

    • Summer 2024: Community Engagement Phase 1 and hire a design team
    • Fall 2024: Community Engagement Phase 2
    • Winter 2025: Detailed design
    • Spring to Summer 2025: Hire a construction team
    • Fall 2025: Construction starts
    • Late Fall 2025: Construction complete

    The timeline is subject to change.

    Online Survey

    July 2 to 23, 2024

    Take the online survey to share your thoughts on park features and amenity options for the expanded park area. The feedback collected in this survey will help develop a proposed design.

    The survey results will be posted on this page.

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    Level of Engagement

    This project has been classified as a Consult project based on the International Association of Public Participationā€˜s Spectrum. This means we obtain public feedback on existing analysis, alternatives, and/or proposals.

    In this phase, the City will present options for amenities and features for both the existing park and the expanded park area to the community for feedback through an online survey. This feedback will be used to develop a proposed design for the park.

    The anticipated outcome of this phase is the development of a proposed design.

    In this phase, the City will share the proposed design with the community for feedback through an online survey. This feedback will be used to finalize the proposed design and begin the detailed design phase, where the design team will refine the design by working through the technical details and drawings for the construction contractor.

    The anticipated outcome of this phase is a refined preferred design.