Share your ideas and rate the ideas of others in an online thought exchange activity from July 24 to September 5, 2024.

A new 1,232 m2 park (about the size of five tennis courts) is coming to 2400 Yonge St. as a result of a mixed-use development project at Roselawn Avenue. The park design will be determined through community engagement.

Another new park is coming to 20 Castlefield Ave.,  just a few blocks away from this one. Visit its project page to learn more and get involved.

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  • Summer 2024 to Winter 2025: Community engagement
  • Winter to Fall 2025: Detailed design
  • Winter 2026: Hire a construction team
  • Winter/Spring 2026: Construction starts
  • Summer 2027: Construction complete

The timeline is subject to change.

Online Thought Exchange Activity

July 24 to September 5, 2024

Share your thoughts on a vision for the new park and rate the ideas of others in an interactive thought exchange activity.

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In this phase of the engagement process, the project team will collect feedback to develop a draft vision statement for the park, a series of guiding principles, and big moves which will guide the development of design options in Community Engagement Phase 2.

The community engagement activities in this phase include:

  • An online Thought Exchange activity
  • Community pop-ups
  • Community workshop

In this phase of the community engagement process, the project team will work off the outcomes of Community Engagement Phase 1 to develop two design options for the new park. These will be presented to the community for feedback, which will be used to develop a preferred design for the park.

The anticipated outcome of this phase is the selection of a preferred design.

In this phase of the community engagement process, the City will share the preferred design with the community and the project will move into the detailed design phase. The design team will finalize the design by working through the technical details and developing detailed plans and drawings for the construction contractor.

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

Neighbourhood map with a rectangle around the location of the new park at 2400 Yonge St