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The City of Kingston is updating its Parks and Recreation Master Plan aimed at supporting opportunities for active fun over the next 15 years!
The previous plan, developed in 2010, provides an implementation strategy for the development of parks and recreation services until 2025. A number of its recommendations have already been achieved, and a number of new initiatives are now underway.
This Plan helps the City guide and manage parks and open space development, recreation and leisure services, programs, events, facilities, marinas and other recreation amenities.
The goal of the update is to:
assess the work completed and successes achieved to date, and
identify investments, policies, and processes to support recreational service needs for the next 15 years.
The City of Kingston is updating its Parks and Recreation Master Plan aimed at supporting opportunities for active fun over the next 15 years!
The previous plan, developed in 2010, provides an implementation strategy for the development of parks and recreation services until 2025. A number of its recommendations have already been achieved, and a number of new initiatives are now underway.
This Plan helps the City guide and manage parks and open space development, recreation and leisure services, programs, events, facilities, marinas and other recreation amenities.
The goal of the update is to:
assess the work completed and successes achieved to date, and
identify investments, policies, and processes to support recreational service needs for the next 15 years.
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13 Jan 2021
Jan. 12, 2021 - It’s time to shape the future of active fun in Kingston. The City of Kingston is seeking your input as part of the process to update its Parks and Recreation Master Plan – the Plan which guides how programs and services are offered and directs investment in recreational facilities. It also looks at how the City can partner with other like-minded organizations, to offer more recreational opportunities to more people. Read the City's news release.
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30 Jul 2018
As the City of Kingston continues its work updating the Parks and
Recreation Master Plan, residents are asked to share their ideas on how
to improve opportunities and access to recreation programs, special
events, parks and facilities throughout Kingston.
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30 Jul 2018
The City of Kingston is seeking your input to update its Parks and
Recreation Master Plan aimed at supporting opportunities for active fun
over the next 15 years.
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