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Mohawk Park Path Improvements
Posted on Monday, August 22, 2022 08:44 AM
The City of Burlington is renewing Mohawk Park.
Proposed ImprovementsThis project includes:
- New asphalt path connection
- Drainage repairs
Your safety during the project is our priority.
The existing path will be closed during construction. A fence will be in place to secure the construction site.
There will be no access to Mohawk Gardens Public School and St. Patrick Catholic Elementary School through Mohawk Park.
Do not enter the construction site at any time.
Next StepsProject Milestone
Timing
Burlington City Council approval of 2022 Capital Budget
Complete - January 2022Design Work
Complete - March 2022Tender for construction contract
July 2022
Expected start of construction
Late August 2022
Expected construction completed
October 2022
ContactFor more information about park design and construction, you can contact:
Nick PirzasLandscape Architect
Engineering Services, City of Burlington 905-335-7600, ext. 7722nick.pirzas@burlington.ca
Central Park Leash Free Area Construction
Posted on Wednesday, August 03, 2022 09:04 AM
Update
Construction is complete, and the leash free area is open.
OverviewThe City of Burlington is constructing a leash-free area in Central Park.
The new leash-free area will be located close to the intersection of New Street and Drury Lane, with pedestrian access from Drury Lane.
View Map [PDF]
The new leash-free area will include:
- A 0.17 hectare area fully fenced with a six foot high chain link fence
- Double gated entry/exit enclosure
- Accessible park bench
Construction is expected to begin in September and take approximately six to eight weeks to complete depending on weather conditions.
To ensure safety during construction, the construction area will be fenced off with signs posted. Thank you in advance for your cooperation in keeping the construction site safe during construction.
Community Involvement and Council SupportIn 2019, Council approved changes to the leash-free area criteria and leash-free area request process through report PR-12-19.
In 2021, a request was received for a new...
Elgin Street Promenade
Posted on Friday, July 22, 2022 01:16 PM
Construction for this section of pathway is now finished. The Centennial Trail that runs from Burloak Drive to Downtown Burlington is now complete.
Elgin Street Promenade final concept plan Features of this design include:- Curvilinear, organic design layout of amenities and paving
- open and versatile space for pop-up events
- Custom seating elements specific to this layout
- Large shade trees for filtered shade
- Continuation of the 4m wide Promenade (matching paving, bollards, lighting to existing Phases)
- Perennial and shrub plantings
- Several site amenities, including seating (AODA accessible), bike racks, waste receptacles, bike repair station
- Flexible concrete paving open space for passive seating, events, etc.
- Shared lawn space
- Unique play element space (see-saw bench, etc.)
- Water fountain and water misters for warm temperature relief
This process was important to complete the final design and allow the city to continue to work with local approval agencies to acquire required permits in order for...
Irving Parkette
Posted on Wednesday, July 20, 2022 12:50 PM
Irving Parkette – Renewal
The City of Burlington is renewing Irving Parkette in the summer of 2021.
Proposed ImprovementsThis project includes:
- New playground equipment and swings
- New engineered wood fibre safety surface for playground and swings
- Asphalt pathway
- New drinking fountain, metal picnic tables with umbrellas, benches and bike racks
- Removal of existing playground equipment
- Removal of the wood pergola and stone seat wall
- Removal of the paving stone pathway
What to expect during construction
What to Expect During ConstructionYour safety during construction is our priority.
Irving Parkette will be closed during construction. Construction fence will be in place to secure the construction site.
Do not enter the construction site at any time.
Love My Playground! SurveyIn 2020, the City conducted a ‘Love My Playground’ survey to get the public's feedback about the types of equipment they'd like to see at local playgrounds when the equipment is replaced in 2020 and 2021. Thank you to everyone...
Ireland Park
Posted on Wednesday, July 20, 2022 12:46 PM
Ireland Park – North Playground Replacement
The City of Burlington is replacing the north playground at Ireland Park in summer 2021.
Proposed ImprovementsThis project includes:
- New playground equipment and swings
- New engineered wood fibre safety surface for playground and swings
- New concrete perimeter curbs with transition curbs for accessibility
- Accessible pathway to playground area
- New benches and bike racks
- Removal of existing playground equipment
- Removal of the sand safety surface
In 2020, the City conducted a ‘Love My Playground’ survey to get the public's feedback about the types of equipment they'd like to see at local playgrounds when the equipment is replaced in 2020 and 2021. Thank you to everyone who completed the survey, including the many children and caregivers who provided great feedback.
Your input inspired the playground designers when deciding which pieces of play equipment to include in your new playground.
View the concept drawing of the playground...
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