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Sports Field Allocation Policy

Consultation has concluded

The City is reviewing the sports field allocation policy that regulates how time at its sports fields is distributed amongst community groups, teams and residents.

Staff will consider input to help shape new guidelines that are fair, easy to understand and meet the needs of youth, teams and residents. Rules around these topics are known to be of particular interest to the community:

Inclement weather
Season start and end dates
Cancellations and amendments

The Sports Field Allocation Policy was last revised in 2010. View the existing policy.

The City is reviewing the sports field allocation policy that regulates how time at its sports fields is distributed amongst community groups, teams and residents.

Staff will consider input to help shape new guidelines that are fair, easy to understand and meet the needs of youth, teams and residents. Rules around these topics are known to be of particular interest to the community:

Inclement weather
Season start and end dates
Cancellations and amendments

The Sports Field Allocation Policy was last revised in 2010. View the existing policy.

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