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Following an observation of increased traffic and parking concerns within the Chautauqua neighbourhood and in response to concerns raised by residents in the surrounding area and a delegation by the Friends of Ryerson Park at the January 18, 2021, Committee of the Whole meeting, Staff issued a public survey to solicit feedback related to Ryerson Park.
Niagara-on-the-Lake is welcoming of all visitors and encourages the use of its well-kept parks and green space and realizes that there may be some local impacts to the increasing use of such spaces.
Therefore, the purpose of the survey was to determine the use, and potential hindrances to the use of Ryerson Park, as well as identify any concerns for neighboring properties within the Chautauqua area.
The survey is now closed. Thank you for your feedback!Your feedback has been and will continue to be essential in helping Staff and Council determine potential next steps for this area of Town.
Staying Informed For the most up-to-date information about this project, please review the Timeline included on this project page.
Following an observation of increased traffic and parking concerns within the Chautauqua neighbourhood and in response to concerns raised by residents in the surrounding area and a delegation by the Friends of Ryerson Park at the January 18, 2021, Committee of the Whole meeting, Staff issued a public survey to solicit feedback related to Ryerson Park.
Niagara-on-the-Lake is welcoming of all visitors and encourages the use of its well-kept parks and green space and realizes that there may be some local impacts to the increasing use of such spaces.
Therefore, the purpose of the survey was to determine the use, and potential hindrances to the use of Ryerson Park, as well as identify any concerns for neighboring properties within the Chautauqua area.
The survey is now closed. Thank you for your feedback!Your feedback has been and will continue to be essential in helping Staff and Council determine potential next steps for this area of Town.
Staying Informed For the most up-to-date information about this project, please review the Timeline included on this project page.
This survey intends to determine the use, and potential hindrances to the use, of Ryerson Park, as well as identify any concerns for neighboring properties within the Chautauqua area. Your feedback will be essential in helping Staff and Council determine potential next steps for this area of Town. Thank you for joining the conversation!
The survey is now closed. Staff is reviewing outcomes and preparing a summary report to Council.
Information Report to Council
Ryerson Park has finished this stage
An Information Report, providing a summary of survey responses, was presented during the Monday, May 10, Committee of the Whole - General meeting.
Final Report to Council
Ryerson Park has finished this stage
Taking into consideration the survey results, Staff made recommendations for short and long-term parking and traffic mitigation measures in a Report to Council.
"No Parking" Signs Erected
Ryerson Park is currently at this stage
"No Parking" signs are erected in the determined area, as approved by Council.
Special Enforcement Area Enacted
this is an upcoming stage for Ryerson Park
More information will be shared on this page and on the Town's website and social media pages closer to the enactment of the Special Enforcement Area.
Public Engagement
this is an upcoming stage for Ryerson Park
Public engagement regarding the Special Enforcement Area will begin in Fall 2021.
