St Clair Shores Park users and community members are invited to provide their feedback on the future of the park. St Clair Shores Park, located at 200 Amy Croft Drive, is a 5.1 acre park which is currently home to playground equipment, basketball court, open area, and a 650 meter walking path.
Project Update
Council approved a park concept plan at the June 14, 2022 meeting, with detailed design and construction to follow. Read the full release online.
How Can I Participate?
- The community engagement portion of the St. Clair Shores park design process has ended.
- For questions about the project or park planning process, please email ParksFeedback@Lakeshore.ca or call Frank Jeney, Division Leader- Community Services, 519-727-0470 ext 512.
How Will My Feedback Be Used?
- A summary of the feedback submitted via the online survey and during the virtual engagement session will be presented to Council for consideration and as part of the 2022 budget proceedings.
- The feedback will also be considered and incorporated into the final design of St. Clair Shores Park.
Project Contact
For questions about the project or park planning process, please email ParksFeedback@Lakeshore.ca or call Frank Jeney, Division Leader- Community Services, 519-727-0470 ext 512.
Background Information
In 2021, the Municipality contracted Bezaire Partners to provide a preliminary design for St. Clair Shores Park. The overall layout and elements identified in the design serve as a starting point for the community engagement process. The design will also be presented during the December 7 Virtual Engagement Session and help guide the discussion about additional park amenities.
The 2016 Parks Master Plan classified St Clair Shores Park as a "Neighbourhood Park." Neighbourhood Parks are defined as:
Larger than parkettes with additional program components. There is also a secondary Neighbourhood Parks with Sports classification. Aside from the organized sports opportunities, the parks provide the same access to recreation and leisure for their surrounding neighbourhoods. Neighbourhood parks are seasonal parks that are closed during the winter months. All neighbourhood parks include the following.
- Tree canopy (sense of place)
- Seating (choices – benches/boulders)
- Trash/recycling
- Tables (picnic or café)
- Play equipment (including alternative play opportunities)
- Internal trails (if warranted)
- Sports fields (if applicable)
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Lakeshore Town Hall
419 Notre Dame St.
Belle River, Ontario N8L 0P8
Phone 519-728-2700
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