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Dufferin Grove Park North-West Corner and Clubhouse Improvements Public Meeting September 19, 2019 Meeting Agenda 6:30 pm Open House 7:00 pm Presentation of Final Detailed Design Strategy 7:30 pm Questions of Clarification 8:00 pm


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Dufferin Grove Park North-West Corner and Clubhouse Improvements

Public Meeting – September 19, 2019

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Meeting Agenda

6:30 pm Open House 7:00 pm Presentation of Final Detailed Design Strategy 7:30 pm Questions of Clarification 8:00 pm Open House 9:00 pm Adjourn

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Community Engagement Background

  • November 24, 2016: Public Meeting; Community invited to join

the Community Resource Group (CRG)

  • February 27, 2017: CRG Meeting; project objectives + scope
  • May 17, 2017: CRG Meeting; project objectives + scope refined
  • June 1, 2017: “Pop-up” consultation in the park
  • November 2017 to September 2018: Request for Proposal

document written and issued, followed by procurement and evaluation processes, followed by execution of a contract with Project Lead: DTAH.

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Community Engagement Work Plan

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Community Engagement To Date

  • 4 public meetings with 140 total sign-in
  • 8 CRG meetings with 24 members and a total of 277 hours of

time donated by volunteer CRG members

  • 12 pop up events with 330+ participants
  • 86 engagements through participation by online feedback forms
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Why We’re Here

  • Part of a City-wide effort to respond to aging public

infrastructure

  • Acting now to prevent unexpected closures by replacing

systems at their end-of-life and prior to their permanent failure; less costly, less disruptive through pro-active renewal

  • Improvements made now will help support the next 20-25

years of use as well as respond to the anticipated population growth in the area

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Why We’re Here

  • Investment needed to maintain current facilities + programs

(state of good repair):

  • Clubhouse Requirements: plumbing, lighting, boilers, HVAC system and

furnace all require replacement; kitchen exhaust fan upgrades, etc.

  • Ice Rink Requirements: refrigeration system including compressors,

condenser, chiller, and associated pumps and heat exchanger require replacement due to end of service life; upgrades to mechanical rooms containing this equipment required

  • Ice rink slab headers near end of service life
  • Ice rink slab near end of service life and must be replaced: significant cracking

across its surface jeopardizes its integrity and risks pipe rupture/refrigerant leak, not standard size / doesn’t allow safe resurfacing

  • Zamboni garage requires replacement as existing garage only a temporary

structure

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Key Project Benefits

  • Pro-active investment to avoid longer, more costly disruption in future
  • Refurbish and revitalize the Clubhouse space to meet current program

needs, improve space efficiency and health and safety standards with regard to food preparation

  • Address current conflicts between Zamboni and pedestrian routes to

address safety concerns

  • Enable wheelchair accessibility to and from Dufferin Street, the Clubhouse

and rink-space by reconstructing pedestrian pathways

  • Sustainable design by re-use of construction materials, use of more efficient

systems, lighting with LEDs, net increase of trees in the park, etc.

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Final Detailed Design

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Goals Guiding the Design

  • Preserve Green
  • Enhance Sustainability
  • Improve Safety
  • Enhance Accessibility
  • Preserve Flexibility
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Layout Plan

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Layout Plan – Detail

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Layout Plan – Detail

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Landscape Details

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Trees and Plantings

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Trees and Plantings

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Stormwater Management

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Stormwater Management

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Hard Surfaces

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Site Lighting

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Active Recreation: Winter

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Active Recreation: Summer

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Clubhouse Renovation (north end)

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Clubhouse Renovation (south end)

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Clubhouse Multi- Purpose Room

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Clubhouse Kitchen

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Zamboni Garage

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Sustainability

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How has public feedback shaped the design?

  • Clubhouse renovation: more functional kitchen, bigger multi-purpose

room, more inclusive washroom facilities, better skate storage, more secure utility room, etc.

  • Park Landscape: more trees, less impermeable hardscape, new

wheelchair accessible entrance to park, better pathways, bigger community garden, more pollinator gardens, more seating including weather-protected outdoor seating, new plaza supporting social gathering and programming, more bike parking, etc.

  • Active Landscape: rinks in more comfortable orientation for players,

rink divider allowing more users/uses, 6 basketball nets (including 2 at child height), more seating, more efficient lighting, more storage, etc.

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How has public feedback shaped the design?

  • Working on construction phasing plan to minimize disruption in

park and allow for programming continuity where possible

  • Working on understanding how temporary facilities might support

park programming during construction

  • Working on a strategy for relocating some programming

temporarily to other neighbourhood parks during construction

  • Continuing to meet with the Technical Working Group and

Community Resource Group during final phase of design

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Questions of Clarification

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Thank You

For more information, please visit: https://dufferingrove-northwestrevitalization.ca/