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Armstrong Park Expansion
The City of Ottawa is seeking your input regarding the design of the expansion of Armstrong Park. This park is located at 69 Armstrong Street and includes newly acquired lands at 22 and 24 Ladouceur Street, directly behind the existing park.
Two conceptual plans have been developed for community input. Both conceptual plans include:
An accessible pathway connecting Armstrong Street to Ladouceur Street
Retention of 3 existing trees on site
Removal of 3 trees which have been evaluated to be in poor health and pose a safety risk
New tree plantings and site greening
Community Planting Areas
Option 1 – Quilt Concept Inspired by the tapestry of the community, this concept quilts together a blend of play, seating and greening. In addition to the components highlighted above, this concept includes:
Playful seating
A new playground and disc swing
Sand play with raised pay area
Option 2 – Green Oasis Concept Inspired by the desire for a green escape in the city, this concept integrates seating and play within greenery. In addition to the components highlighted above, this concept includes
Decorative gateway features
Retention of the existing playground
New forest themed climbing feature
New balance beam through trees
You can download and review the concept plan which include “Option 1" and "Option 2" using the link provided to the right. These options showcase the proposed designs along with additional information about the planned amenities for the park.
Please note that the final park layout may differ from the presented concept. Public consultation responses, technical detailing, supply availability and financial constraints are some of the factors that may influence a change.
We kindly invite you to complete the survey below to share your insights and preferences. Please note that the survey can only be taken once per account. Your feedback is important in shaping the future of this new park.
Armstrong Park Expansion
The City of Ottawa is seeking your input regarding the design of the expansion of Armstrong Park. This park is located at 69 Armstrong Street and includes newly acquired lands at 22 and 24 Ladouceur Street, directly behind the existing park.
Two conceptual plans have been developed for community input. Both conceptual plans include:
An accessible pathway connecting Armstrong Street to Ladouceur Street
Retention of 3 existing trees on site
Removal of 3 trees which have been evaluated to be in poor health and pose a safety risk
New tree plantings and site greening
Community Planting Areas
Option 1 – Quilt Concept Inspired by the tapestry of the community, this concept quilts together a blend of play, seating and greening. In addition to the components highlighted above, this concept includes:
Playful seating
A new playground and disc swing
Sand play with raised pay area
Option 2 – Green Oasis Concept Inspired by the desire for a green escape in the city, this concept integrates seating and play within greenery. In addition to the components highlighted above, this concept includes
Decorative gateway features
Retention of the existing playground
New forest themed climbing feature
New balance beam through trees
You can download and review the concept plan which include “Option 1" and "Option 2" using the link provided to the right. These options showcase the proposed designs along with additional information about the planned amenities for the park.
Please note that the final park layout may differ from the presented concept. Public consultation responses, technical detailing, supply availability and financial constraints are some of the factors that may influence a change.
We kindly invite you to complete the survey below to share your insights and preferences. Please note that the survey can only be taken once per account. Your feedback is important in shaping the future of this new park.
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