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The City of Whitehorse is designing a new park for Leota Street in Whistle Bend.
Stop by our Open House on April 18 from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Porter Creek Secondary School cafeteria to see draft concepts and share your vision for the new park.
Residents can also take a survey or email their ideas to parks@whitehorse.ca. The survey closes on April 26, 2024.
Spanning 1.5 hectares the park will be a marquee site for the neighbourhood. It will be designed to be inclusive and accessible for all, appeal to a wide demographic of residents and provide connectivity to Whistle Bend's network of trails and roads. The park will feature play structures for ages 2 to 12, include a multi-generational space, open play space, unique play spaces and an outdoor gathering space with picnic areas.
Stay tuned to this engagement for up to date plans about the park.
The City of Whitehorse is designing a new park for Leota Street in Whistle Bend.
Stop by our Open House on April 18 from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Porter Creek Secondary School cafeteria to see draft concepts and share your vision for the new park.
Residents can also take a survey or email their ideas to parks@whitehorse.ca. The survey closes on April 26, 2024.
Spanning 1.5 hectares the park will be a marquee site for the neighbourhood. It will be designed to be inclusive and accessible for all, appeal to a wide demographic of residents and provide connectivity to Whistle Bend's network of trails and roads. The park will feature play structures for ages 2 to 12, include a multi-generational space, open play space, unique play spaces and an outdoor gathering space with picnic areas.
Stay tuned to this engagement for up to date plans about the park.
