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Parks Redevelopment Strategy and Implementation Plan
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“Berczy Park North 2023” by Canmenwalker. Licensed under CC BY 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Engagement Is Now Closed
Thank you for taking the time to complete our survey and for sharing your feedback about the parks you visit. Subscribe to this project to stay informed about the changes we are making. Stay tuned for more opportunities to provide your feedback!
Overview
Markham is growing and our community’s need for parks is growing too. Many parks were built a long time ago and no longer match what today’s residents need. The Parks Redevelopment Strategy will help the City of Markham plan park redevelopments in a clear, organized way. The goal is to make sure all residents have safe, accessible and enjoyable parks for many years to come.
What is the Parks Redevelopment Strategy?
The Parks Redevelopment Strategy and Implementation Plan will guide how Markham chooses and invests in upgrading certain parks over the next 10 years. Right now, the City repairs park features when they reach the end of their useful life, but some parks need more than this. Some parks need a full redesign to reflect changing community needs, new recreation trends and current accessibility standards. This strategy will help the City of Markham clearly and fairly decide which parks should be redeveloped first, using data and community feedback.
The work being done now will:
Check the current condition of parks and their features.
Learn about community needs and new trends in how people use parks.
Identify gaps in what parks offer and opportunities to make them better.
Help ensure that high‑quality parks are available in all neighbourhoods.
“Berczy Park North 2023” by Canmenwalker. Licensed under CC BY 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Engagement Is Now Closed
Thank you for taking the time to complete our survey and for sharing your feedback about the parks you visit. Subscribe to this project to stay informed about the changes we are making. Stay tuned for more opportunities to provide your feedback!
Overview
Markham is growing and our community’s need for parks is growing too. Many parks were built a long time ago and no longer match what today’s residents need. The Parks Redevelopment Strategy will help the City of Markham plan park redevelopments in a clear, organized way. The goal is to make sure all residents have safe, accessible and enjoyable parks for many years to come.
What is the Parks Redevelopment Strategy?
The Parks Redevelopment Strategy and Implementation Plan will guide how Markham chooses and invests in upgrading certain parks over the next 10 years. Right now, the City repairs park features when they reach the end of their useful life, but some parks need more than this. Some parks need a full redesign to reflect changing community needs, new recreation trends and current accessibility standards. This strategy will help the City of Markham clearly and fairly decide which parks should be redeveloped first, using data and community feedback.
The work being done now will:
Check the current condition of parks and their features.
Learn about community needs and new trends in how people use parks.
Identify gaps in what parks offer and opportunities to make them better.
Help ensure that high‑quality parks are available in all neighbourhoods.
Phase 1: Background Study (Fall 2025 – Spring 2026)
Parks Redevelopment Strategy and Implementation Plan is currently at this stage
The City will collect information about how people use parks and how happy they are with them. This will happen through an online survey and an interactive map. City staff will also meet to talk about current problems and what needs to be improved.
Phase 2: Strategy Development (Spring 2026 – Summer 2026)
this is an upcoming stage for Parks Redevelopment Strategy and Implementation Plan
The City will share early ideas about park improvements and ask for feedback. People can attend Open House #1 to learn more and give their thoughts. A “What We Heard” report will explain the feedback collected.
Phase 3: Implementation Plan (Fall 2026 – Spring 2027)
this is an upcoming stage for Parks Redevelopment Strategy and Implementation Plan
The City will present a draft plan showing how the improvements will be carried out. People can give feedback at Open House #2. The final plan and recommendations will be presented to City Council for approval.
