Shaping Our Recreation & Leisure Services
The Recreation, Parks & Leisure Master Plan was developed to evaluate the needs and opportunities for recreation programs and events, facilities, trails, lakes and parks in South Frontenac over the next 10 years. The report provides needs assessments, recommendations and an implementation plan that will guide the Township’s recreation provision over the term of the Plan.
We called on the community to work together to create a strong plan for South Frontenac that will allow the community to enjoy parks, lakes, recreation programs and facilities for years to come. After over 18 months of public consultation, research, development, and revisions, South Frontenac’s Recreation, Parks, and Leisure Master Plan is complete!
South Frontenac's Recreation, Parks & Leisure Master Plan
Project Background |
In October 2020, the Township of South Frontenac retained thinc design to assist in the development of a multi-year Recreation, Parks and Leisure Master Plan. The purpose of the plan is to provide the Township with long-term direction for the provision of recreation and parks services to community residents and visitors.
The Master Plan will support Staff and the Recreation Committees in providing informed directions and recommendations to Council that are:
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Project Timeline |
Phase One: Project Initiation & Background Research - November & December 2020
Phase Two: Community Engagement - Spring & Summer 2021
Phase Three: Needs Assessments & Draft Report - Summer 2021
Phase Four: Final Recreation, Parks & Leisure Master Plan - Spring/ Summer 2022
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Master Plan Implementation |
ConsiderationsThe proposed roll-out of the Master Plan recommendations is based on the information available at the time of Plan development (2020 - 2022) and considers the following:
Recommendation overviewCheck out section 7.0 in the Master Plan for a complete review of the recommendations and proposed timeframe. The Master Plan outlined 125 recommendations including:
A living documentThe Master Plan is a long-term guiding document helping to steer services over the next ten years. In monitoring and evaluating the Master Plan, changes that result from work completed should be reflected in systematic reviews that track the initiation, progress and completion of beach item as they are implemented in annual work plans and budgets. |
For more information, connect with Tim Laprade, Manager of Recreation & Arena by email or by calling 613-376-3027 ext. 2231.
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