A master plan is required for Brennan Park (the surrounding fields and land to the Recreation Centre) to accommodate a range of community needs and activities over time. A community discussion took place in the spring of 2018 where residents and all current user groups shared their ideas for the future of the surrounding Brennan Park fields and lands, and what they value most about the whole site. The master plan is the second half of this project and the master plan will incorporate those ideas received and engage residents and user groups on a recommended course of action. The result will be a park master plan for Brennan Park.
Our community is growing and to meet current demand and future community needs, Brennan Park Recreation Centre requires significant upgrades and renovations. The cost of expanding Brennan Park Recreation Centre will need to be funded through various ways. The District of Squamish is actively exploring innovative funding models, including the development of a Recreation Foundation to generate sponsorships, partnerships and grants. The District of Squamish will develop a short term strategy to meet current needs while a funding model to expand and upgrade the Recreation Centre is developed.
Thank you!
The District would like to thank everyone for their input so far and encourage the community to follow along with our progress here, on the project page, as we work towards a common vision and shared values!
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Alex Jun 7, 2018, 9:58 PM (4 years ago)
I would like too see an renovation and or upgrade to skatepark as it is not layed out well from a skateboarder there are not enough features and they are very close together witch makes for a more dangerous skate environment
Adam Higgins May 31, 2018, 2:57 PM (4 years ago)
Would love to see a small concrete beginner "all wheel" type skate park in the existing original skatepark area. One that promotes learning and movement skills on skateboards, and bikes. Similar progressive features like in the bike skills park.
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