The master plan ensures that community parks, recreation, culture and library facilities continue to meet the needs of Oakville residents.
New plan underway
The Town of Oakville is looking to better understand how the community uses parks, recreation and culture facilities and libraries and is developing a Parks, Recreation and Library Facilities Master Plan that will guide the current and future direction of these spaces.
We recognize these community parks, recreation and culture facilities and libraries will need to continuously evolve over the next 30 years so they can continue to provide quality services that Oakville residents value.
The town has hired Monteith Brown Planning Consultants, MJMA Architecture & Design, Tucker-Reid & Associates, Ron Koudys Landscape Architects, Rose Vespa Consulting and Largo Facility Management Consultants to prepare the plan. Monteith Brown will be working closely with the town to coordinate a variety of community outreach activities.
What's next?
We are currently putting the final touches on a draft of the Parks, Recreation and Library Master Plan.
Staff have developed recommendations based on research and community feedback received over the last year to guide the current and future direction of parks, recreation, and library spaces over the next decade and beyond.
Council recently took part in a special May 13 workshop and reviewed the following materials:
It is important to note the proposed plans will help guide staff in their decision making, particularly during the annual budget process, and takes into consideration major capital needs until 2051 to align with the latest provincial growth policies.
Additional work, such as detailed capital, service, and site-specific planning, will still be required beyond approval of this plan to action the plan’s recommendations.
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