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NEW Park at 4624 Eglinton Avenue West

The City of Toronto is planning a new 1,700 m2 park – slightly larger than three NBA basketball courts – is coming to 4624 Eglinton Ave. W., near Eglinton Avenue West and Wincott Drive. The design will be shaped through community engagement.

 

The park’s design, amenities, and features are being determined through community engagement.

Project Timeline

  • April 2025: Hire a design team

  • July 2025: Community Engagement Phase 1

  • September to October 2025: Community Engagement Phase 2

  • Winter to Spring 2026: Detailed design

 

​The timeline is subject to change. Details about the construction schedule will be shared once they are confirmed.

 

​Level of Engagement

This project has been classified as a Consult project based on the International Association for Public Participation  Spectrum. This means we collect and consider public feedback on proposed design options to inform the development of a final park design

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In-Person Pop-Up Event

Meet the project team, learn about the project and share your feedback on the design options for the new park.Online Survey

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July 8 to July 22, 2025

Take the online survey  to review and provide feedback on the design options for the new park.Sign Up for Updates

 

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Community Engagement Phase 1: Exploring Design Options

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In this phase, the City and the design consultant will develop design options for the new park. The City will share these options with the community for feedback, which will help shape the preferred design.

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The anticipated outcome of this phase is the selection of a preferred design. The community engagement activities anticipated in this phase include:

  • an online survey

  • a pop-up event

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Community Engagement Phase 2: Communicating the Direction

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In this phase, the City and the design consultant will build on the outcomes of Community Engagement Phase 1 to develop a preferred design for the new park. The City will share this design with the community for feedback, which will help shape the final design. The project will then move into the detailed design phase, where the design team will work through the technical details and plans for the construction contractor.

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The anticipated outcome of this phase is the refinement of the preferred design. The community engagement activities anticipated in this phase include:

  • an online survey

  • a pop-up event

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