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The National Capital Commission is inviting the public to a workshop Tuesday night on its plans for a waterfront linear park along the Sir John. A Macdonald Parkway.
The workshop will be the NCC’s second public consultation on the linear park, which is intended to enhance the green area along the Ottawa River. The NCC will present the draft concepts for the park and its individual parts.
The session will feature presentations on five segments of proposed park: Bayview/Parkdale; Remic/Champlain; Kitchissippi; Deschênes; and Mud Lake/Lincoln Fields.
Participants will be able to complete questionnaires at each of the five presentation stations and the NCC will ask for feedback on projects they should undertake in the next five years.
According to the NCC, the proposed park takes advantage of the “spectacular corridor landscape and views, river heritage, ecology and experiences that reconnect people with the river.” The proposed park includes different areas with designated purposes, such as protected areas and active spaces.
The workshop takes place from 7 to 9 p.m. on Tuesday, at the NCC headquarters on the 5th floor of 40 Elgin St.
Questions about the workshop can be directed to 613-239-5000, 1-800-465-1867 (toll-free) or info@ncc-cnn.ca.
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The workshop will be the NCC’s second public consultation on the linear park, which is intended to enhance the green area along the Ottawa River. The NCC will present the draft concepts for the park and its individual parts.
The session will feature presentations on five segments of proposed park: Bayview/Parkdale; Remic/Champlain; Kitchissippi; Deschênes; and Mud Lake/Lincoln Fields.
Participants will be able to complete questionnaires at each of the five presentation stations and the NCC will ask for feedback on projects they should undertake in the next five years.
According to the NCC, the proposed park takes advantage of the “spectacular corridor landscape and views, river heritage, ecology and experiences that reconnect people with the river.” The proposed park includes different areas with designated purposes, such as protected areas and active spaces.
The workshop takes place from 7 to 9 p.m. on Tuesday, at the NCC headquarters on the 5th floor of 40 Elgin St.
Questions about the workshop can be directed to 613-239-5000, 1-800-465-1867 (toll-free) or info@ncc-cnn.ca.
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