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Consultation has concluded
Thank you for your feedback!
We have formulated the Final Concept to achieve the following goals:
Update park elements to meet current standards
Improve the function of existing features, including accessibility
Repair or replace aging park elements.
Based on operational and community feedback, it has been determined that upgrades to the existing trail and ball diamond will be the primary focus of the final concept. In addition to this:
New native trees will be added throughout the park for the host of benefits they provide to the community and the greater environment.
A port-o-let shelter will provide sturdy housing for the port-o-lets which are utilized by ball groups during playing season (mid-May to August).
Upgrades to the ball diamond are proposed to be similar to those that were completed in Sam Sherratt Park in 2019. Accessibility will be improved via a paved connection to the diamond from the main paved trail.
A passive trail with impromptu seating and new trees will be added in the southwest end of the park.
Please note, the soccer fields, playground and sand box are on Halton District School Board property and are excluded from this upgrade project.
The Final Concept is based on Concept A with further refinement occurring through the detail design process.
Background:
Coxe Boulevard Park is approximately 1.58 HA (close to 4 acres) in size and is located at 314 Coxe Boulevard behind E.W. Foster Public School. This established park serves as a trail head for the Sam Sherratt Trail, one of Milton’s longest off-road trail that connects to many other parks, schools, pathways and commercial areas. It currently has one youth ball diamond which is regularly programmed. There is also plenty of open space and mature trees scattered throughout the park.
Thank you for your feedback!
We have formulated the Final Concept to achieve the following goals:
Update park elements to meet current standards
Improve the function of existing features, including accessibility
Repair or replace aging park elements.
Based on operational and community feedback, it has been determined that upgrades to the existing trail and ball diamond will be the primary focus of the final concept. In addition to this:
New native trees will be added throughout the park for the host of benefits they provide to the community and the greater environment.
A port-o-let shelter will provide sturdy housing for the port-o-lets which are utilized by ball groups during playing season (mid-May to August).
Upgrades to the ball diamond are proposed to be similar to those that were completed in Sam Sherratt Park in 2019. Accessibility will be improved via a paved connection to the diamond from the main paved trail.
A passive trail with impromptu seating and new trees will be added in the southwest end of the park.
Please note, the soccer fields, playground and sand box are on Halton District School Board property and are excluded from this upgrade project.
The Final Concept is based on Concept A with further refinement occurring through the detail design process.
Background:
Coxe Boulevard Park is approximately 1.58 HA (close to 4 acres) in size and is located at 314 Coxe Boulevard behind E.W. Foster Public School. This established park serves as a trail head for the Sam Sherratt Trail, one of Milton’s longest off-road trail that connects to many other parks, schools, pathways and commercial areas. It currently has one youth ball diamond which is regularly programmed. There is also plenty of open space and mature trees scattered throughout the park.
Coulson Park and Coxe Blvd Park_Existing Conditions and Context Plan.jpg
Life Cycle
Initial Consultation
Coxe Boulevard Park Redevelopment has finished this stage
Initial consultation is closed.
Park Concept Development
Coxe Boulevard Park Redevelopment has finished this stage
Community Engagement
Coxe Boulevard Park Redevelopment has finished this stage
The Community Meeting originally scheduled for May 5th has been cancelled. With current closures and precautions related to COVID-19, commenting will be online only. Three park layout options are currently posted for your review and comment.
Under Review
Coxe Boulevard Park Redevelopment has finished this stage
Contributions to this consultation are closed for evaluation and review.
Final Concept
Coxe Boulevard Park Redevelopment has finished this stage
The Final Concept is most similar to Concept A.
Detailed Design
Coxe Boulevard Park Redevelopment is currently at this stage
Detailed design for the Final Concept is currently underway.