Reimagine Oliver Wellness
Engagement has concluded
Thank you for participating in the final phase of the online engagement for Reimagine Oliver Wellness. The engagement closed on January 4, 2021, and we appreciate all the feedback that has been provided to us. The feedback gathered will be used to inform the long-term vision of recreation in Oliver.
Thank you for participating in the final phase of the online engagement for Reimagine Oliver Wellness. The engagement closed on January 4, 2021, and we appreciate all the feedback that has been provided to us. The feedback gathered will be used to inform the long-term vision of recreation in Oliver.
Engagement has concluded
Do you have questions about the Oliver Recreation Assessment? We invite you to ask them here!
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what is happening with the former School land, next to our Peace Garden , more garden space ?
dave asked about 4 years agoHi,
Thank you for your question.
All of the current information on the former school land can be found here.
In our first two rounds of engagement, community gardens came up as a strong theme! In our next engagement activity, which starts March 9, the community will suggest locations of all of the themes, including gardens. Please add your input here. (Scroll to the bottom of the page.)
Our engagement will be finished in Spring 2020 and the recreation strategic plan will be complete by Fall 2020. This will help identify opportunities and guide recreation decisions in the future.
Regards,
Karey
Engagement Lead
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Is there any possibility to keep the pool? It’s one of the highlights of living in Oliver!
Lisa asked about 4 years agoHi,
Thank you for your question.
Oliver Pool is at the end of its lifecycle. At this point, there is no planned ‘close’ date. If future issues with the Oliver pool arise, a further assessment will be required.
The Approach to Recreation Facility Planning recommends that there are basic recreation commitments that the City aims for. As a general approach, “every resident will have a place to connect, be active and participate in recreation indoors (e.g. on ice, in water, or gymnasiums and fitness centres) within 5 kilometres of their residence.”
There are 3 aquatic locations within 5km of Oliver.
Regards,
Karey
Engagement Lead
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Is this assessment for the entire neighbourhood, or only Oliver Park?
GoingGreen asked about 4 years agoHi,
Thank you for your question. This assessment is for the entire neighbourhood. There is a special focus on Oliver Park because the arena and pool are nearing the end of their life cycle (there is no known end date at this point in time), and we want to create a new vision for that space.
Our goal is to look at all the places for recreation opportunities and create a network of recreation options for Oliver that includes all City parks.
Regards,
Karey
Engagement Lead
Tell us how we did!
Provide your feedback on digital public engagement activities (this links to our digital participant feedback form).
Who's listening
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Email isdresearch@edmonton.ca
What's next
The final round of engagement is underway! We are looking for your input to prioritize the ideas we’ve heard. We are also looking for feedback on the vision for Oliver Park!
Key Dates
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November 30 2020 → January 03 2021
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February 2021
Project Roadmap
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Phase I (Summer - Fall 2019)
Reimagine Oliver Wellness has finished this stageRaise awareness and set the stage for idea generation. Project pamphlets mailed to Oliver residential addresses and idea pop-up boards appear in major parks.
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Phase II (Fall 2019 - Spring 2020)
Reimagine Oliver Wellness has finished this stageCollecting quantitative and qualitative data about recreation habits and needs in Oliver. Survey open to residents and visitors, online engagement platform to submit ideas.
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Phase III (Fall 2020)
Reimagine Oliver Wellness is currently at this stageValidating data. Key findings were presented to community stakeholders. The final phase of online engagement to validate the long-term vision.
Role of the Public
REFINE
This means the City involves the public to adapt and adjust approaches to policies, programs, projects, or services.
ROLE OF THE PUBLIC