Oshawa is looking for input from the community on the redevelopment of Raglan and Crimson Court parks.
Located at 79 Hurd Street, the redeveloped Raglan Park will feature new playground equipment and furniture, safety surfacing, internal pathway(s) and naturalized areas when completed, said a city statement.
At this time, the Oshawa community can help shape the design of the Park by providing feedback on specific playground equipment, potential field use and accessibility by:
- Completing a feedback form online on Connect Oshawa (www.connectoshawa.ca/RaglanPark); or,
- Contacting Service Oshawa at 905-436-3311 during regular business hours to complete the feedback form on paper.
Feedback will be received until 12 pm on Monday, December 20 and will be considered in the selection of playground equipment and final design of the site.
“A more accessible playground and updated field will be a welcome addition to this neighbourhood park,” said Oshawa Mayor Dan Carter. “Your feedback will ensure that the park best reflects the community’s needs. Be sure to share your input before December 20!”
Crimson Court Park
Oshawa is redeveloping Crimson Court Park at 528 Crimson Court and wants to hear your thoughts on preferred playground equipment and accessibility.
Community members are invited to provide their feedback by visiting Connect Oshawa to view a conceptual plan and complete an online feedback form at www.connectoshawa.ca/crimsoncourtpark.
Community members who prefer to complete the feedback form on paper are asked to call Service Oshawa at 905-436-3311 during regular business hours.
Feedback will be received until noon on Monday, December 20, and will be considered in the selection of playground equipment and accessibility of the site.
“Residents create community, having a say in how their neighbourhood park is redeveloped creates community pride,” said Oshawa Mayor Dan Carter. “I encourage the local residents to participate in the process and share their thoughts on the playground redevelopment.”
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