Balwin And Belvedere Revitalization: Parks And Open Spaces

Engagement has concluded

Map of Balwin and Belvedere neighbourhoods showing locations of the selected (orange) parks and open spaces for this project

Figure 1: Map of Balwin and Belvedere neighbourhoods showing the locations of the selected (orange) parks and open spaces for revitalization

***This engagement has concluded, a What We Heard Report is now available.***


Please review the information on this page, and share your thoughts in the survey and stories at the bottom of this page by end of day July 17, 2022.

Project Background

The City of Edmonton is planning the revitalization of five parks in the neighbourhoods of Balwin and Belvedere:

Balwin:

  • Balwin Park (12904 74 St NW)

  • Zoie Gardner Park (12710 70 St NW)

Belvedere:

  • Belvedere Park (13359 62 St NW)

  • Braids Park (13415 60 Street NW)

  • Robert Brett Park (13413 57 Street NW)

During the planning phase the City is requesting input from the public on lighting, pathways, seating and gathering spaces, playgrounds, and multi-use courts.

Please review the concept images, and videos below.

Balwin Parks Revitalization Video:


Belvedere Parks Revitalization Video:



There are several ways to get involved in public engagement for this project. Public feedback will be considered by the project team as they move ahead with development of the park concept designs.

Get involved by:

1. Completing the survey for the parks you are interested in

2. Adding your story to the discussion questions below

Figure 1: Map of Balwin and Belvedere neighbourhoods showing the locations of the selected (orange) parks and open spaces for revitalization

***This engagement has concluded, a What We Heard Report is now available.***


Please review the information on this page, and share your thoughts in the survey and stories at the bottom of this page by end of day July 17, 2022.

Project Background

The City of Edmonton is planning the revitalization of five parks in the neighbourhoods of Balwin and Belvedere:

Balwin:

  • Balwin Park (12904 74 St NW)

  • Zoie Gardner Park (12710 70 St NW)

Belvedere:

  • Belvedere Park (13359 62 St NW)

  • Braids Park (13415 60 Street NW)

  • Robert Brett Park (13413 57 Street NW)

During the planning phase the City is requesting input from the public on lighting, pathways, seating and gathering spaces, playgrounds, and multi-use courts.

Please review the concept images, and videos below.

Balwin Parks Revitalization Video:


Belvedere Parks Revitalization Video:



There are several ways to get involved in public engagement for this project. Public feedback will be considered by the project team as they move ahead with development of the park concept designs.

Get involved by:

1. Completing the survey for the parks you are interested in

2. Adding your story to the discussion questions below

  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Balwin And Belvedere Revitalization: Parks Survey

    The City of Edmonton is planning the revitalization of five parks in the neighbourhoods of Balwin and Belvedere including: Balwin Park, Zoie Gardner Park, Belvedere Park, Braids Park and Robert Brett Park.

    During the planning phase the City is requesting input from the public on lighting, pathways, seating and gathering spaces, playgrounds, multi-use courts for these parks.

    Please ensure you have reviewed the concepts and information on the Engaged Edmonton page before proceeding with this survey.

    This survey has 5 different sections (1 for each park).  You will only provide feedback on the parks you select 'yes' to being a user or visitor of.  Selecting "no" will skip you ahead to the next park.  It will take approximately 10-30 minutes, depending on the number of parks you choose to provide survey responses for.

    The survey will be open until 11:59pm on July 17.  Thank you for providing feedback, your survey responses will be used to help advise the project team on further design changes to the Balwin and Belvedere Parks Revitalization project.

    Engagement has concluded