Review design options and share your feedback on park layout, playground design and more. The survey closes on October 1, 2024.

The City is improving the playground and surrounding area at the northeast corner of Flemingdon Park. The design will be developed through community engagement and is proposed to include a new playground, outdoor fitness equipment and seating.

    • Spring to Summer 2024: Hire a design team and design development
    • Late Summer to Early Fall 2024: Community engagement
    • Fall to Winter 2024: Detailed design
    • Winter to Spring 2025: Hire a construction team
    • Fall 2025: Construction starts
    • Late Fall 2025: Construction complete

    The timeline is subject to change.

    Online Survey

    September 10 to October 1, 2024

    Take the survey to share your thoughts on the design options for the park layout, playground and outdoor fitness area in a family-friendly online survey. The project team will use the feedback collected in this survey to develop a preferred design for the park improvements.

    The survey results will be posted on this page.

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    Learn about the project, review the design options in person and provide feedback.

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    Level of Engagement

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

    Flemingdon Park Northeast Playground Area, located at 75 Grenoble Dr., currently includes:

    • Two swings and two toddler swings 
    • Junior playground equipment on a sandy play surface, including a zipline and hanger bars
    • Picnic table and park benches
    • Asphalt walkways
    • Open lawn space
    • A number of mature canopy trees

    Improvements to the park will be designed with feedback from the community, and are planned to include:

    • New playground, with accessible play equipment and modern play features
    • High-quality, accessible play safety surfacing
    • Improved seating, including benches, chairs, and picnic tables
    • Outdoor fitness equipment for adults and older adults
    • Play equipment and a pathway connecting to the new playground area that complies with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA)

    The play equipment and pathway connecting to the playground area will comply with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA). Learn more about how playgrounds are made accessible.