Obsidian Park: New Park Development

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The City is looking for your feedback on the design concept of a new park located in the Mattamy Half Moon Bay Community in Barrhaven South. The new park will front onto Obsidian Street, which is located along the western frontage. To the north, east and south the park will be bound by Planned Unit Development consisting of low-rise residential development. The park is proposed to be named Obsidian Park.

The park concept includes play equipment, free play open space and seating. Public feedback will determine the preferred design option.

What Is the Same in Both Options

Both design options include:

  • Accessible walkways connecting the street to the abutting residential development
  • Free play open space
  • New tree plantings and green space
  • Play equipment for children aged 18 months to 12 years old
  • Similar furniture styles and materials

Option 1: Sand Play Area

  • Sand play area with accessible sand transfer bench
  • Seating area perpendicular to the pathway with two benches facing each other

Option 2: Wood Fibre Play Area

  • Wood fibre play area with hexagonal climbing equipment
  • Single bench facing the pathway

The City is looking for your feedback on the design concept of a new park located in the Mattamy Half Moon Bay Community in Barrhaven South. The new park will front onto Obsidian Street, which is located along the western frontage. To the north, east and south the park will be bound by Planned Unit Development consisting of low-rise residential development. The park is proposed to be named Obsidian Park.

The park concept includes play equipment, free play open space and seating. Public feedback will determine the preferred design option.

What Is the Same in Both Options

Both design options include:

  • Accessible walkways connecting the street to the abutting residential development
  • Free play open space
  • New tree plantings and green space
  • Play equipment for children aged 18 months to 12 years old
  • Similar furniture styles and materials

Option 1: Sand Play Area

  • Sand play area with accessible sand transfer bench
  • Seating area perpendicular to the pathway with two benches facing each other

Option 2: Wood Fibre Play Area

  • Wood fibre play area with hexagonal climbing equipment
  • Single bench facing the pathway

  • You can pick between the play area options by completing the short survey below. 

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