Ontario Parks Master Plan

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

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POP-UP EVENT

The ORPMP team participated in the Ontario Neighborhood Fair on February 29, 2020. The fair was hosted at De Anza Park, a popular and important community park. The Neighborhood Fair was a great opportunity to connect with the community and to introduce the master planning effort. The team made available interactive photo boards that allowed participants to place stickers on the park amenities they’d like to see implemented throughout the city. The team also made available printed maps for each park that allowed people to comment on issues and opportunities. A general park-planning survey was also available for community members to complete. The event was a great success. People were eager to talk about their local parks and provided valuable existing conditions feedback.

Community members adding stickers to preferred park amenities

Community member participating in a park-planning survey

Community members adding stickers to preferred park amenities

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Articles inside

Linear Park and Multi-Use Path Opportunities

2min

pages 142-143

Whispering Lakes Golf Course Analysis

Ontario Parks Master Plan

Articles inside

Linear Park and Multi-Use Path Opportunities

Whispering Lakes Golf Course Analysis

Ontario Ranch Recommendations

Figure 5-16: Sam Alba Park Opportunity Areas

Figure 5-17: Vineyard Park Opportunity Areas

Figure 5-14: John Galvin Park Opportunity Areas

Figure 5-15: Mt. View School Park Opportunity Areas

Figure 5-13: James R. Bryant Park Opportunity Areas

Figure 5-12: Homer Briggs Park Opportunity Areas

Figure 5-11: Grove Memorial Park Opportunity Areas

Figure 5-10: George Gibbs Park Opportunity Areas

Figure 5-9: Del Rancho Park Opportunity Areas

Figure 5-8: De Anza Park Opportunity Areas

Figure 5-6: Creekside Park Opportunity Areas

Figure 5-7: Cypress Park Opportunity Areas

Figure 5-5: Centennial Park Opportunity Areas

Figure 5-4: Bon View Park Opportunity Areas

Figure 5-2: Anthony Munoz Park Opportunity Areas

Figure 5-3: Armstrong Center Opportunity Areas

Underutilized Park Spaces Recommendations

Figure 5-1: Ontario Three Year Trend of Cost Recovery for Services

Two Stakeholder Listening Sessions

Pop-up Event

Community Engagement Tools

Statistically-valid Survey

Ontario Great Park Phase 1

Figure 3-4: Ontario “Great” Park Context Map

Existing Community Centers and 2045 Population

Population Standards

Figure 2-5: Park Acreage with Residential Uses (2045 Population

National, Regional, & Local Recreational Trends

Figure 2-3: Existing Community Centers

Program Overview and Analysis

Recreation & Community Services Department

Introduction: Why Is This Important?

Planning Context: Documents, Projects, and Programs