Workshop Agenda

1 0 INTRODUCTION BACKG1.0 INTRODUCTION, BACKG

2.0 VISIONING & IDEAS PRE

3.0 BREAK

4.0 GROUP WORK SESSION

5.0 BREAK

6.0 SUMMARY OF WORK SES

7.0 NEXT STEPS

GROUND AND CONTEXT OF THE PARKGROUND AND CONTEXT OF THE PARK

ESENTATION

SSION & QUESTIONS

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Community

Engagement Today

Two public workshops, two sessions for each day:

What dWhat a

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Ongoinguelph

: Visioning:

do you want your park to look like?are your preferred park elements?

mber 19, 2013: Concept Selection

sign team will present three park concepts mplement comments received and park p pnts that receive the most support, for public and comment.

ng Online Discussion: h.ca/jubilee

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History

• Jubilee Park has been d i h f Q named in honour of Queen

Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee.

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Context

Park is 2.0 Hectares (4.9 acres)acres)

New construction in KortrightEast Community – 2 of 5 phases built.

JUBILEE P

SWM pond to the south

Street frontage to the east and west.

School site to the north

Wetland further to the north

WETLAND

WETLANDSCHOOL WETLANDSCHOOL

PARK

SWMFUTURE

RESIDENTIAL

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Policy &

StrategicPlanningPlanning

Zoned P3 – Community Park in the City of Guelph Zoning BylawZoning Bylaw

P3 Zone allows specific uses.

Part of the City of Guelph Trails Master Plan

WETLAND

FUTURE RESIDENTIAL

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Policy &

Strategic planningplanning

Hierarchy of Parks:StCNeighbourhood

Community

R i l

C1.7 Hecta

Regional

Carter ParkCarter ParkNeighbourhood Park1.4 Hectares (3.5 acres)

t. George ParkC it P kCommunity Parkares (4.2 acres)

Exhibition ParkExhibition ParkRegional Scale12.3 Hectares (30.5 acres)

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School Site

Upper Grand District School site immediately north of the park

Parking lot as park border l telement

Pedestrian connection from school to Sweeney Drive

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Key Design

Considerations • BUDGEConstruConstru

• SAFETYAppropPreventPrevent(CPTED

• ACCESCity of City of (FADM Disabili

ET uction costs and ongoing maintenance costs uction costs and ongoing maintenance costs

Ypriate separation between uses, Crime tion through Environmental Design tion through Environmental Design

D)

SIBILITY Guelph Facility Accessibility Design Manual Guelph Facility Accessibility Design Manual 2012), Accessibility for Ontarians with ties Act.

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Introduction to

Park Design

PARK FUNCTIONS: PASS

How parks are used.

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SOCIALIVE ACTIVE

Picnics, meeting place

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Sports, games, fitnessplace,

eventsing, ing, ure

fitness

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Introduction to

Park Design

PARK AESTHETICS

How parks look

Can influence function

Often more than one style in a park NAT

Low mahabieduceduc

oppo

INFORMAL TURFHigh maintenance obligation, flexible

t space, most common

PARK FUNCTION

TURAL

aintenance, itat and cational

Hard surfaces,

most intense

URBAN

cational rtunities

most intense uses, can be

elaborate

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Introduction to

Park Design

PARK AESTHETICS –How parks look and feelfeel

• “NATURAL”

• Corktown Common, Toronto

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Introduction to

Park Design

PARK AESTHETICS –How parks look and feelfeel

• “NATURAL”

• Joe Veroni Park, Guelph

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Introduction to

Park Design

PARK AESTHETICS –How parks look and feelfeel

• “NATURAL”

• Huron Natural Area, Kitchener

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Introduction to

Park Design

PARK AESTHETICS –How parks look and feelfeel

• “INFORMAL GREENSPACE”

• Joe Veroni Park, Guelph

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Introduction to

Park Design

PARK AESTHETICS –How parks look and feelfeel

• “INFORMAL GREENSPACE”

• Waterloo Park, Waterloo

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Introduction to

Park Design

PARK AESTHETICS –How parks look and feelfeel

• “INFORMAL GREENSPACE”

• Morningcrest Park, Guelph

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Introduction to

Park Design

PARK AESTHETICS –How parks look and feelfeel

• “URBAN”

• Spencer Smith Park, Burlington

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Introduction to

Park Design

PARK AESTHETICS –How parks look and feelfeel

• “URBAN”

• Lawern Harris Park, Toronto

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Introduction to

Park Design

PARK AESTHETICS –How parks look and feelfeel

• “URBAN”

• Simcoe Wave Deck, Toronto

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Typical Park

Elements• Trails• Medium play

structure• Tree planting• Benches• Bike racks• Shade structure• Garbage receptacles• Informal open spacep p

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Premium Elements Small Splash Pad

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Premium Elements Large Themed Play Structure

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Premium Elements Coffee/Activity Kiosk

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Premium Elements All season rink

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Premium Elements Covered Soccer

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Intermediate Elements Medium Play Structure

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Intermediate Elements Custom Play Structure – Rope Course

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Intermediate Elements Outdoor Stage – Movies in the park

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Intermediate Elements Labyrinth

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Intermediate Elements Public Art

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Intermediate Elements Natural Playgrounds

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Intermediate Elements Shade Structure

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Intermediate Elements Amphitheatre

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Intermediate Elements Rainwater play

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Intermediate Elements Dinosaur Excavation

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Intermediate Elements Fitness Elements

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Minor Elements Games Tables

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Minor Elements Sand Play

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Minor Elements Sculpted Earth

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Minor Elements Educational/Historical Elements

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Minor Elements

Sound

Scent

Sensory Playground

Vision

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Minor Elements Sundial

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Creative Landscapes Music Garden, Toronto

Creative Landscapes Art/Sculpture

Creative Landscapes Garden of Cosmic Speculation, Scotland

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Creative Landscapes Trompe D’Oeil

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Creative Landscapes Living wall/ Willow Sculpture

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Creative Landscapes Follies

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Creative Landscapes Land Art

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Creative Landscapes Lost Gardens of Heligan, Cornwall

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1. SulistCommunity

Engagement

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ggest new Park Elements to add to the tt.

BREAKOUT TO INDIVIDUAL TABLES***

nk how you like each Park Aesthetic nk how you like each Park Aesthetic yle:. Natural. Informal Green Space. Urban. Urban

semble a Park Budget (Form provided)

te for your 5 favourite Park Elementsy the master list with stickers provided.

t a red sticker beside any elements you on’t want to see.

ovide any other written comments you sh.

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Park Community

Engagement

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Budget Budget

Points for the Park

emium Elements (30-50 Points each)emium Elements (30 50 Points each)termediate Elements (10-20 Points ch)nor Elements (5 Points each)

his exercise, the following Basic ents are provided at no additional cost:

. Trash receptacles

. Tree planting

. TrailsSite furniture (Picnic Bike racks . Site furniture (Picnic, Bike racks, benches)

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NEXT STCommunity

Engagement

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19 2013er 19, 2013

1 – 10 a.m.-noon2 – 7-9 p.m.

stern Plus Royal Brock Hotel and nce Centredon Street, Guelph

e is available with advance registration.

Online Discussion:

.ca/jubilee

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