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Consultation has concluded
Thank you to everyone who completed our survey and helped shape the improvements to 9th Line Road End. The park is now open! The design for this space emerged from residents input and feedback received during the development of Innisfil's Official Plan - Our Place
The completed park improvements now include:
Removal of sections of asphalt at 9th Line road end and replacement with beach sand.
A new gate at end of 9th Line that can be opened for winter access to the lake.
Regrading of the existing park with new grass and an expansion of the beach sand area.
A new and improved stormwater outlet.
A new bike rack, benches, and picnic tables.
Gravel parking lot with 10 spaces.
During construction in 2019 the design was changed slightly from the above rendering to avoid a watermain conflict, which resulted in moving part of the stormwater channel into the park. The open channel and stormwater pipes were included in the design to improve local drainage, the open channel with naturalized plantings was recommended by the Lake Simcoe Valley Conservation Authority for riparian habitat, birds and flowers for pollinators.
Thank you to everyone who completed our survey and helped shape the improvements to 9th Line Road End. The park is now open! The design for this space emerged from residents input and feedback received during the development of Innisfil's Official Plan - Our Place
The completed park improvements now include:
Removal of sections of asphalt at 9th Line road end and replacement with beach sand.
A new gate at end of 9th Line that can be opened for winter access to the lake.
Regrading of the existing park with new grass and an expansion of the beach sand area.
A new and improved stormwater outlet.
A new bike rack, benches, and picnic tables.
Gravel parking lot with 10 spaces.
During construction in 2019 the design was changed slightly from the above rendering to avoid a watermain conflict, which resulted in moving part of the stormwater channel into the park. The open channel and stormwater pipes were included in the design to improve local drainage, the open channel with naturalized plantings was recommended by the Lake Simcoe Valley Conservation Authority for riparian habitat, birds and flowers for pollinators.
We're revitalizing road ends, starting with the 9th line. We want your feedback on what you're most excited to see and how you would use the space.
Please note that the following images are to provide assistance with design and may not exactly reflect the elements implemented.
Consultation has concluded
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