100 Foot Park

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Consultation has concluded

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Public engagement is complete and we thank you for your feedback. Review the engagement summary.

Starting next year, the City will restore the shoreline and replace aging infrastructure at 100 Foot Park.

As part of this project, the City of Kingston will:

  • Replace the stairs leading to Limeridge Drive
  • Replace two pedestrian bridges
  • Improve pathway connections
  • Restore and protect the shoreline

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Why are we restoring the shoreline?

At 100 Foot Park, high water levels in 2017 and 2019, combined with wave action, led to significant erosion along the northern shoreline of the park. Previously unprotected parts of the shoreline were lost and the banks are now undercut and exposed to future high water levels and storm events.

The southern section of the shoreline is currently protected by stacked armourstone. Overtopping waves have resulted in the loss of the material supporting the armourstone.

Project location:

100 Foot Park is located at 121 Medley Court on the east bank of the Great Cataraqui River in Kingston’s former Pittsburgh Township.

An aerial map showing 100 Foot Park's location at 121 Medley Court.


A graphic of a park setting with two people sitting on a bench with their dog, surrounding by trees and shrubs.

Public engagement is complete and we thank you for your feedback. Review the engagement summary.

Starting next year, the City will restore the shoreline and replace aging infrastructure at 100 Foot Park.

As part of this project, the City of Kingston will:

  • Replace the stairs leading to Limeridge Drive
  • Replace two pedestrian bridges
  • Improve pathway connections
  • Restore and protect the shoreline

Get Involved, Kingston! 

Why are we restoring the shoreline?

At 100 Foot Park, high water levels in 2017 and 2019, combined with wave action, led to significant erosion along the northern shoreline of the park. Previously unprotected parts of the shoreline were lost and the banks are now undercut and exposed to future high water levels and storm events.

The southern section of the shoreline is currently protected by stacked armourstone. Overtopping waves have resulted in the loss of the material supporting the armourstone.

Project location:

100 Foot Park is located at 121 Medley Court on the east bank of the Great Cataraqui River in Kingston’s former Pittsburgh Township.

An aerial map showing 100 Foot Park's location at 121 Medley Court.


  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    100 Foot Park Survey

    The City of Kingston is planning improvements at 100 Foot Park and we want to hear from you! 

    Starting next year, the City will restore the shoreline and replace aging infrastructure to improve safety, accessibility and shoreline resiliency. Project plans include replacing the two pedestrian bridges, replacing the stairs leading to Limeridge Drive, improving pathway connections and restoring the shoreline.

    A map showing the 100 Foot Park project improvements. Two pedestrian foot bridges will be replaced as well as restoration of the shorelines near the park.

    Before beginning the survey, you may wish to watch the online engagement session that provided an overview of the project.

    Your comments will be compiled in a public engagement summary and will be considered in the final design.

    Time required: 5 minutes
    Closes: Nov. 23 at 4 p.m.

    Consultation has concluded
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