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Appendix D: Ward Detail Report, 2020 Report on Parks and Open Space Assets Asset data as of September 30, 2020 Table of Contents Electoral Ward Page Charleswood ‐ Tuxedo ‐ Westwood 3 Daniel McIntyre 28 Elmwood ‐ East Kildonan 40 Fort Rouge ‐ Fort Garry 54 Mynarski 72 North Kildonan 90 Old Kildonan 109 Point Douglas 128 River Heights ‐ Fort Garry 146 St. Boniface 163 St. James 190 St. Norbert ‐ Seine River 214 St. Vital 232 Transcona 253 Waverley West 279 Outside City Limit 292 Electoral Ward: Charleswood ‐ Tuxedo ‐ Westwood Parks and Open Space Listed by Name, Location and Size AREA NAME OF PARK OR OPEN SPACE LOCATION/ADDRESS (HA) Aldershot Strip 5 Aldershot Blvd 0.34 Assiniboine Forest 950 Shaftesbury Blvd 292.20 Assiniboine Park 6 Locomotive Dr 163.31 Assiniboine Woods‐Great Elm Buffer N side Roblin Blvd between William Marshall Wy & 0.30 Lannoo Dr Assiniboine Woods‐Sanders Buffer NW Roblin Blvd & William Marshall Wy 0.11 Bannatyne Grove 5605 Roblin Blvd 0.34 Bard Place Park N of Bard Place E of Shaftesbury Blvd 0.78 Barker Buffer NE Roblin Blvd & Barker Blvd 0.04 Beauchemin Park 5921 Southboine Dr 3.81 Beaumont School Park E side Civic St, S of Betsworth Ave 1.91 Beaverdam Creek 75 Carlotta Cres 1.12 Beaverdam Creek Greenway Between Buckle Dr, Carlotta Cres & Carlos Ln 0.25 Beaverdam Creek Window 544 Berkley St 0.11 Bedson Park 460 Bedson St 1.08 Benjaminson Park 3432 Assiniboine Ave 0.14 Berkley Square 635 Berkley St 0.27 Birkenhead Strip 15 Devonport Blvd 0.49 Bramble Drive Park 29 Bramble Dr 0.31 Browning Boulevard Extension 254 Raquette St 0.10 Canoe Bay Park 483 Sumach St 0.78 Caron Park 50 Cass St 8.25 Carroll Park 150 Carroll Rd 0.25 Charleswood Bridge South W side of bridge S of Assiniboine River 7.55 Charleswood Memorial Park ‐ The Burn 6120 Roblin Blvd 3.01 Charleswood Place 6390 Wilkes Ave 12.12 Chester Square 46 Stockdale St 0.67 Coleridge Park 66 Coleridge Park Dr 0.44 Daly Gardens 53 Barker Blvd 0.52 Daniel Flood Park 92 William Marshall Wy 1.49 Dellwood Green Park 12 Dellwood Cres 0.17 Edward Shindleman Park 190 Park Pl W 4.01 Eric Coy Rec Centre 535 Oakdale Dr 3.97 Erlandson Park 82 Cortez Bay 0.48 Evesham Key Park 883 Haney St 2.96 Fraser Meadow 919 Municipal Rd 2.02 Gladys Bunn Park 735 Haney St 1.56 Hammond‐Cullen Pathway Between Hammond Rd & Cullen Dr, E of Dale Blvd 0.40 Harris Boulevard W side Harris Blvd between Assiniboine Ave & Armour 0.56 Cr Harte Trail S side of Ridgewood Ave 17.32 Heubach Park 2115 Grant Ave 11.55 Page 3 of 295 Electoral Ward: Charleswood ‐ Tuxedo ‐ Westwood Parks and Open Space Listed by Name, Location and Size AREA NAME OF PARK OR OPEN SPACE LOCATION/ADDRESS (HA) Hewitt Park 45 Hewitt Cres 0.60 Holdsworth Green Strip NE Holdsworth Ave & Exmouth Blvd 0.33 Hunterspoint Park 22 Kinrade Pl 0.48 Inverness Strip NE Keswick Ave & Inverness Blvd 0.45 John Steel Park 300 Westwood Dr 1.14 Kelly Landing 6353 Southboine Dr 1.70 Kenaston Willow Parkette West 55 Willow Ave 0.18 Kirkfield‐Westwood C.C 165 Sansome Ave 3.84 Kirkfield‐Westwood C.C‐McBey Site 3160 McBey Ave 2.08 La Fleche Park 17 Sinnott St 3.00 Lamont Island 418 Lamont Blvd 0.28 Lancaster Island Lancaster Blvd, E of Aldershot Blvd 0.64 Lismer Green E side Lismer Cr, W of Glen Oaks Cv 0.09 Lockhart McDowall Garden 6409 Roblin Blvd 0.42 Marcy Beaucage Park/Roblin Park C.C 640 Pepperloaf Cres 3.41 Marj Edey Park 945 Fairmont Rd 10.08 McBey Playground McBey Ave & Daer Blvd 0.09 Merle Guberman Park North Between Taylor Blvd & Park Pl W, W of Dumbarton 2.42 Blvd Merle Guberman Park South N side of Park PI W, between Keepsake Dr & 0.24 Dunbarton Blvd Moug Park 45 Lannoo Dr 1.04 Mountbatten Buffer West NW Mountbatten Ave & Hosmer Blvd 0.08 Oakdale McDowell Park 724 Oakdale Dr 0.08 Oblate Field SW Augier Ave & St. Charles St 0.41 Odd Fellows Green N side of Roblin Blvd between McQuacker Dr & William 0.23 R Clement Pky Oscar Paulson Park 51 Avril Ln 0.95 Pacific Junction Heritage Park 685 Cathcart St 2.60 Parc Branconnier 11 Barbara Cr 0.32 Parc Morrissette 52 Jewett Bay 0.37 Park Place Buffer E of Park Pl E, S of Taylor Ave 0.32 Peri Green 15 Shepton Bay 0.51 Pinehurst / Byron Park 41 Pinehurst Cres 2.12 Prairie Oaks Park W end of Prairie Oaks Cv 0.37 Reynolds Park 35 Reynolds Bay 0.58 Ridgewood South Buffer NW Charleswood Rd & Hofsted Dr 0.01 Ridgewood South Greenspace‐AN side of Hofsted Dr, E of Kowalsky Cres 1.53 Ridgewood South Greenspace‐BS side of Hofsted Dr, E of Kowalsky Cres 0.33 Ridgewood West 60 McKellar Dr 5.24 Scotswood Park 366 Scotswood Dr S 1.31 Scotswood‐Glenbush Park 244 Glenbush St 0.26 Smithdale Park 3199 Vialoux Dr 1.35 Page 4 of 295 Electoral Ward: Charleswood ‐ Tuxedo ‐ Westwood Parks and Open Space Listed by Name, Location and Size AREA NAME OF PARK OR OPEN SPACE LOCATION/ADDRESS (HA) South Assiniboine Parkway NE of Elmvale Cr & Shelmerdine Dr 0.82 South Tuxedo Buffer S of 190 Park Pl W 0.35 St. Charles Forest 418 Oxbow Bend Rd 3.03 St. Charles Grove 300 Oxbow Bend Rd 6.44 Stewart‐St. Charles Playground 405 Allard Ave 0.66 Suzanne‐Jeanette Bay Park 400 Gagnon St 0.56 Swindon Oaks Park 40 Swindon Way 2.17 The Oaks Forest Oak Forest Cres between Four Oaks Cv & Oak Forest Cr 5.14 The Oaks Greenspace S side of Oak Forest Cr between City limits & Hidden 0.04 Oaks Cv The Oaks Path N side of Oak Forest Cr between City limits & Four 0.80 Oaks Cv The Oaks River Access Oak Forest Cr at Four Oaks Cv 0.04 The Passage Berkley streetend to Assiniboine River 0.09 Tom Chester Park 310 Haney St 16.09 Tuxedo C.C 368 Southport Blvd 4.47 Tuxedo Chataway Triangle Nanton Ave at Tuxedo Ave 0.18 Tuxedo Girton Triangle Girton Blvd at Tuxedo Ave 0.15 Tuxedo Grenfell Triangle Grenfell Blvd at Tuxedo Ave 0.15 Tuxedo Southeast Buffer S side Grant Ave E of Portsmouth Bv & N of Ramsgate 0.45 By Tuxedo Southwest Buffer S side Grant Ave between Park Blvd E & Portsmouth 0.24 Blvd Varsity View C.C‐Tom Brown Tot Lot 315 Laxdal Rd & 260 Varsity View Dr (playground) 2.25 Varsity View Sportsplex 4230 Ridgewood Ave 4.71 Vialoux Walkway E end of Vialoux Dr, E of Wexford St 0.04 West Taylor Buffer‐1N side Taylor Ave between Park Blvd S & Coleraine Dr 0.18 West Taylor Buffer‐2N side Taylor Ave between Coleraine Dr & Portsmouth 0.20 Blvd West Taylor Buffer‐3N side Taylor Ave between Portsmount Blvd & 0.20 Morpeth Blvd Westdale C.C 550 Dale Blvd 1.37 Westdale C.C‐Pembina Trails Site 6363 Rannock Ave 4.13 Westdale Recreation Site Between Betsworth Ave, Rannock Ave & Cullen Dr 5.26 Westdale Recreation Site Pathway W side Cullen Dr, S of Betsworth Ave 0.04 Westwood Green S end of Westwood Dr at Assiniboine Ave 0.33 Whitegates Park 246 Whitegates Cres 1.33 Wilkes Buffer N side Wilkes Ave between Charleswood Rd & 1.26 Municipal Rd Page 5 of 295 Electoral Ward: Charleswood ‐ Tuxedo ‐ Westwood Parks and Open Space Listed by Name, Location and Size AREA NAME OF PARK OR OPEN SPACE LOCATION/ADDRESS (HA) Woodlands Park Woodlands Cr, S of Portage Ave 0.22 Page 6 of 295 Electoral Ward: Charleswood ‐ Tuxedo ‐ Westwood List of Parks and Open Space Amenities Elm Park Creek Creek Forest Park Grove Park School Strip Sanders Great Buffer ‐ ‐ Place Beaumont Park Beaverdam Beaverdam Greenway Beauchemin Barker Bard Buffer Bannatyne Buffer Assiniboine Woods Assiniboine Assiniboine Assiniboine Woods Asset Class Aldershot ALLOTMENT GARDEN PLOT ART/SCULPTURE 10 ATHLETIC FIELD 6 BATTING CAGE 1 BBQ 15 BICYCLE RACK 15 BLEACHER BOLLARD 4 47 BRIDGE 3 6 1 BUILDING 2 31 COMMUNITY GARDENS DECORATIVE FOUNTAIN 5 FENCE (m) 813 2688 6 83 9 FITNESS EQUIPMENT 14 FLAG POLE 4 GATE 1 28 1 1 1 GOAL POST 4 HANGING BASKET 2 ICE SKATING SURFACE LIGHTING 170 1 LITTER BIN 15 298 1 2 1 MONUMENT 1 125 PARKING LOT 1 15 1 PATH & TRAILS (m) 14290 24237 119 39 PLANT BED 183 PLANTER 140 PLAY STRUCTURE 1 1 1 PLAZA 9 POOL PUBLIC TREE 22 6 26 26 102 15 20 306 44 23 ROAD (m) 10447 ROCK BED 2 7 SANDBOX 1 1 SEATING 16 289 4 1 2 SHELTER 1 8 SIGNAGE 1 54 593 2 4 4 1 SKATEPARK SPORT COURT 41 SPRAY PAD STAND‐ALONE PLAY COMPONENT 27 2 SWING SET 3 1 1 TABLE 1 132 1 TOBOGGAN RUN TRACK & FIELD WATER STATION 2 Page 7 of 295 Electoral Ward: Charleswood ‐ Tuxedo ‐ Westwood List of Parks and Open Space Amenities ‐ Park Creek Strip Park Park Drive Square Park Park South Bay Park Burn Caron Carroll Charleswood Bridge Charleswood Memorial The Berkley Birkenhead Bramble Park Browning Boulevard Extension Canoe Beaverdam Asset Class Window Bedson Benjaminson ALLOTMENT GARDEN PLOT ART/SCULPTURE ATHLETIC FIELD BATTING CAGE BBQ 1 BICYCLE RACK BLEACHER BOLLARD 2 BRIDGE 2 BUILDING 3 COMMUNITY GARDENS DECORATIVE FOUNTAIN FENCE (m) 21 98 203 62 108 193 277 40 140 FITNESS EQUIPMENT FLAG POLE GATE 11 22 1 GOAL POST HANGING BASKET ICE SKATING SURFACE LIGHTING 1932 LITTER BIN 11 2 2313 MONUMENT 11 PARKING LOT 1 PATH & TRAILS (m) 56 84 12 127 71 192 240 99 1314 PLANT BED 1413 PLANTER PLAY STRUCTURE 111111 PLAZA POOL PUBLIC TREE 9 284131376115234231369341 ROAD (m) ROCK BED 1 SANDBOX 11 1 SEATING 222 2 2342 SHELTER SIGNAGE 14221 24104223 SKATEPARK SPORT COURT SPRAY PAD STAND‐ALONE PLAY COMPONENT 10 11 2 6 5 SWING SET 111121 TABLE 112121 TOBOGGAN RUN TRACK & FIELD WATER STATION Page 8 of 295 Electoral Ward: Charleswood ‐ Tuxedo ‐ Westwood List of Parks and Open Space Amenities Park Park Park Park Park Green Park Key Rec Square Bunn Flood Meadow Gardens Coy Gladys Fraser Evesham Centre Erlandson Park Edward Shindleman Eric Dellwood Coleridge Daly Daniel Place Chester Asset Class Charleswood ALLOTMENT GARDEN PLOT ART/SCULPTURE ATHLETIC FIELD 332 BATTING CAGE 1 BBQ BICYCLE RACK BLEACHER 65 BOLLARD 31 131 BRIDGE 2 BUILDING 21 7 COMMUNITY GARDENS
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    Phase One Impact Fee Implementation Plan ROSSER-OLD KILDONAN AMBER TRAILS RIVERBEND LEILA NORTH WEST KILDONAN INDUSTRIAL MANDALAY WEST RIVERGROVE A L L A TEMPLETON-SINCLAIR H L A NORTH INKSTER INDUSTRIAL INKSTER GARDENS THE MAPLES V LEILA-McPHILLIPS TRIANGLE RIVER EAST MARGARET PARK KILDONAN PARK GARDEN CITY SPRINGFIELD NORTH INKSTER INDUSTRIAL PARK TYNDALL PARK JEFFERSON ROSSMERE-A KILDONAN DRIVE KIL-CONA PARK MYNARSKI SEVEN OAKS ROBERTSON McLEOD INDUSTRIAL OAK POINT HIGHWAY BURROWS-KEEWATIN SPRINGFIELD SOUTH NORTH TRANSCONA YARDS SHAUGHNESSY PARK INKSTER-FARADAY ROSSMERE-B BURROWS CENTRAL ST. JOHN'S LUXTON OMAND'S CREEK INDUSTRIAL WESTON SHOPS MUNROE WEST VALLEY GARDENS GRASSIE BROOKLANDS ST. JOHN'S PARK EAGLEMERE WILLIAM WHYTE DUFFERIN WESTON GLENELM GRIFFIN TRANSCONA NORTH SASKATCHEWAN NORTH DUFFERIN INDUSTRIAL CHALMERS MUNROE EAST MEADOWS PACIFIC INDUSTRIAL LORD SELKIRK PARK G N LOGAN-C.P.R. I S S NORTH POINT DOUGLAS TALBOT-GREY O R C PEGUIS N A WEST ALEXANDER N RADISSON O KILDARE-REDONDA D EAST ELMWOOD L CENTENNIAL I ST. JAMES INDUSTRIAL SOUTH POINT DOUGLAS K AIRPORT CHINA TOWN C IVIC CANTERBURY PARK SARGENT PARK CE TYNE-TEES KERN PARK NT VICTORIA WEST RE DANIEL McINTYRE EXCHANGE DISTRICT NORTH ST. BONIFACE REGENT MELROSE CENTRAL PARK SPENCE PORTAGE & MAIN MURRAY INDUSTRIAL PARK E TISSOT LLIC E-E TAG MISSION GARDENS POR TRANSCONA YARDS HERITAGE PARK COLONY SOUTH PORTAGE MISSION INDUSTRIAL THE FORKS DUGALD CRESTVIEW ST. MATTHEWS MINTO CENTRAL ST. BONIFACE BUCHANAN JAMESWOOD POLO PARK BROADWAY-ASSINIBOINE KENSINGTON LEGISLATURE DUFRESNE HOLDEN WEST BROADWAY KING EDWARD STURGEON CREEK BOOTH ASSINIBOIA DOWNS DEER LODGE WOLSELEY RIVER-OSBORNE TRANSCONA SOUTH ROSLYN SILVER HEIGHTS WEST WOLSELEY A NORWOOD EAST STOCK YARDS ST.
  • Parks and Recreation Photograph Collection

    Parks and Recreation Photograph Collection

    CITY OF WINNIPEG ARCHIVES PARKS AND RECREATION PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION FINDING AID Parks ......................................................................................................................................................... 2 Community Infrastructure and Programming ................................................................................62 City Staff, Events, and Promotions ................................................................................................. 116 Maintenance Services and Infrastructure ..................................................................................... 143 A City at Leisure ................................................................................................................................. 154 Winnipeg Landmarks and Businesses ........................................................................................... 159 Weather Related Events ................................................................................................................... 178 Signs and Stencils .............................................................................................................................. 181 National and Provincial Landmarks ............................................................................................... 182 Oversized Items ................................................................................................................................. 186 DISCLAIMER: this finding aid was produced manually and may contain