Gord is looking for ideas, suggestions and creative thoughts to help guide "future enhancements". Our little green patch of parkette looks like it might get a little financial love. It has been busier and busier these last few years and 77 Ritchie hasn't gotten bigger despite all the new developments in the area. Perhaps that is where the money is coming from? Come next week and find out.
A lot of ideas have been floated by various neighbours and it would be great if we could come prepared to the meeting with a few ideas in hand. Some proposals that have been consider so far:
- new sands or wood chips
- new benches
- a functioning water fountain
- water access in the winter for the skating rink
- a weatherproof ping pong table
- tearing down the pergola for more usable green space
- increased maintenance
- bbq
- climbing wall
- Roofed area
- latch door access to the laneway
- bulletin board for community notices
- imax theatre
- new grass
- tether ball
That's just a few but I'm sure we can do better. Please come with your thoughts and enthusiasm and show our councillor we care.
new sands or wood chips - positive
ReplyDeletenew benches - positive
a functioning water fountain - negative (remove what's there).
water access in the winter for the skating rink - positive (lockable)
a weatherproof ping pong table - negative
tearing down the pergola for more usable green space - positive
increased maintenance - positive
bbq - negative
climbing wall - negative
Roofed area - negative
latch door access to the lane-way - only if on timer and locked between 9pm - 6am
bulletin board for community notices - negative
imax theatre - negative
new grass - positive
tether ball - does it come with a ball?
extra swing - positive
I love the idea of removing the pergola
ReplyDeleteI don't like the latch door-the beauty of Ritchie Park is that once the kids are in the park I know there is no way out unless they run by me. I love the containment of the park and putting an entrance into an laneway just doesn't sit well with me
I also don't like the idea of a gate/latch door to the laneway.
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