Inspiring collaborative relationships to deliver community recreation to Burlington residents.
The Parks and Recreation Department acts as stewards of recreation throughout the city. We believe in creating and building collaborative relationships with the community to better serve the overall community. Tell us your ideas and let us help you!
What does a collaborative relationship look like?
A collaborative relationship is a simple arrangement between the Community Partner and the City in an effort to support the delivery of recreation programs and experiences in a city community or recreation facility or park. Not all community partners are the same. Each relationship may look different and is unique. A "win-win-win" outcome is the ultimate goal between the Community Partner and City of Burlington for the benefit of the Community.
| How to become a Community Partner and Eligibility |
| Eligible: Must be Open to the Public The city is open to receiving inquiries from community partners that can provide an on-going recreation experience, program or activity that is open to the broader community in the area of Sport, Recreation or Culture. Please submit your inquiry or expression of interest by completing this form to answer the following:
Your information is sent to a recreation professional that will review your idea and contact you within five business days. Not Eligible: Closed Group or Private Groups Those looking to provide a recreation experience to a closed or private group or those looking to use space are not eligible to become a community provider and can request space at rentals@burlington.ca |
Current Opportunities
| Historic Lowville School House - Seeking Tenant |
| Do you have a unique business idea, services, or programs that fit with the character of this historic building and beautiful park setting? Don’t miss this opportunity to send us your expression of interest.
Facility: Historic Lowville School House Viewing Opportunities:
The City of Burlington invites expressions of interest for the rental, license or lease of the School House which is located in the quaint Village of Lowville (North Burlington) within the beautiful grounds of Lowville Park. The City is interested in optimizing the use of this asset and attracting a tenant that will provide services or programs that are complimentary to the Lowville Village and Park. This Request for Expressions of Interest “RFEI” is intended to give the City an indication of the potential uses and interest for this building. The City may approach respondents with unique ideas that meet our criteria for further exploratory discussions or we may proceed with a formal Request for Proposals (RFP). It is very important for any interested party to express their early interest through this RFEI process. To view the Expression of Interest document. Please submit your submission via this simple online form. Please indicate File No. RFEI-601-19 on all correspondence. Questions: Contact Colleen Selkirk, Senior Buyer This is not a Solicitation Process This is a non-binding process; it is not a Request for Tenders process, nor a Request for Proposals. The City of Burlington will not necessarily invite offers, or lease any space, and may not post any future bid opportunities related to this request. |
