2024 Park Playground Replacements

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The City of Cambridge is replacing equipment in two parks, as part of the 2024 budget approved by Council. The park playgrounds proposed for replacement include:

  • Sault Park; and
  • Stirling MacGregor Park.

We want to hear from you! We are looking for community participation to provide feedback about each park. Your input will guide us to create the right play equipment for your neighbourhood. Some of the considerations that are included in the design are the budget, maintenance, making the play equipment fun for everyone, and comments from community members.

Neighbourhood park playground equipment is typically installed with engineered wood fibre safety surfacing. The play equipment is suitable for ages 2-5 and ages 5-12 and is built to meet the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) criteria for safety and accessibility. (What does CSA criteria mean for City parks? Click here for common accessibility questions.)

Complete the surveys below and share your feedback!

Playground replacements could include:

Replacements to play features include different climbing structures, swings, slides, new wood fibre surfacing and updated colour schemes for the playground. We may also evaluate pathway connections and consider site furniture like benches and garbage cans.

Playground replacements do not include:

Playground replacements do not include rubber surfacing, building splashpads, and other large amenities. These amenities are not a part of neighbourhood park replacement projects at this time. (Learn more about why here.)

How does the neighbourhood replacement program work?

The City regularly inspects existing playgrounds and identifies those in need of replacement on an as-needed basis, which are then approved by the Capital Budget process.

For more information, visit the Capital Budget page of the City of Cambridge's website.

How do I get involved?

  • Take part in our Phase 1 and Phase 2 surveys when open to share your feedback. They can be found on the “Park Surveys” tab below;
  • Keep up to date with progress by checking the "Timeline" (on the right side of the page) and the "News Feed" tab below;
  • Subscribe to receive any project updates using the "Stay Informed" box (on the right side of the page); and
  • Share this page with your local network.

The City of Cambridge is replacing equipment in two parks, as part of the 2024 budget approved by Council. The park playgrounds proposed for replacement include:

  • Sault Park; and
  • Stirling MacGregor Park.

We want to hear from you! We are looking for community participation to provide feedback about each park. Your input will guide us to create the right play equipment for your neighbourhood. Some of the considerations that are included in the design are the budget, maintenance, making the play equipment fun for everyone, and comments from community members.

Neighbourhood park playground equipment is typically installed with engineered wood fibre safety surfacing. The play equipment is suitable for ages 2-5 and ages 5-12 and is built to meet the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) criteria for safety and accessibility. (What does CSA criteria mean for City parks? Click here for common accessibility questions.)

Complete the surveys below and share your feedback!

Playground replacements could include:

Replacements to play features include different climbing structures, swings, slides, new wood fibre surfacing and updated colour schemes for the playground. We may also evaluate pathway connections and consider site furniture like benches and garbage cans.

Playground replacements do not include:

Playground replacements do not include rubber surfacing, building splashpads, and other large amenities. These amenities are not a part of neighbourhood park replacement projects at this time. (Learn more about why here.)

How does the neighbourhood replacement program work?

The City regularly inspects existing playgrounds and identifies those in need of replacement on an as-needed basis, which are then approved by the Capital Budget process.

For more information, visit the Capital Budget page of the City of Cambridge's website.

How do I get involved?

  • Take part in our Phase 1 and Phase 2 surveys when open to share your feedback. They can be found on the “Park Surveys” tab below;
  • Keep up to date with progress by checking the "Timeline" (on the right side of the page) and the "News Feed" tab below;
  • Subscribe to receive any project updates using the "Stay Informed" box (on the right side of the page); and
  • Share this page with your local network.
  • Phase Two Consultation is Now Open!

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    Thank you for your Phase 1 feedback! The surveys for Sault Park and Stirling MacGregor Park for Phase 2 consultation are open March 4th. The comments heard in the first round of consultation were given to the playground designers and submissions have been reviewed by Staff. Now it's up to the community to select which playground equipment will be built in their neighbourhood park. Complete the Phase 2 survey for Sault Park and Stirling MacGregor Park by March 17th.

  • What's Next After Phase 1 Community Consultation?

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    Once the information received from this community is collected and analyzed, it will be used to develop requirements for the design of the new play equipment. The feedback will help the City describe to playground designers what equipment the park should have. Once playground designs are received, submissions will be reviewed and selected for the public to vote which one is their favourite.

Page last updated: 02 Apr 2024, 02:36 PM