Verbatim Responses – Inglewood Pump Track: Spring 2021 1

We want to promote people to this park using the pathway network. What features would you like to see at this park that would help promote this?

Not everyone will cycle here, parking needs to be factored in. Design features to ensure a safe access/egress is essential. is critical to ensurea Water fountain, bike repair station with a pump, shade Put more green spaces, and also picnic tables and benches. A multi functional area over by the river for those not using the pump track would be great. This track should be placed at the far west end so the river can be enjoyed by those using the green space and not the track. Open up the design a bit compared to the south Glenmore track to allow for more strait sections to help build pumping skills. You have a large site so why build it so tight. bike racks, washroom There aren’t enough pump tracks so people are going to drive there. It’s most fun on a dirt jumper or bike which isn’t conducive to commuting on a bike path. There needs to be parking. Please build one by . It’s the perfect location!

You need to get the business community and Inglewood community to support it. Right now businesses are so opposed and the community is so angry. I don’t think they’ll offer any help. What additional capacity of vehicle access and parking are you planning for the surrounding residential area? Does this question address a potential concern. Local residents deserve to understand the effect of place/impact to where they live. Integration with the natural space. Great idea for the bike park! Nose hill or Bike path in Charleswood would be a great location to build and is in high demand An outdoor gym and more green space for games and other sports. Seems too single use as a bike track. Keep the track at the West end of the field so picnics being had are close to river side Keep the cycle track at the West end of the field and keep the East end open green space or multi-use field and seating areas. My preference is a multi-functional area with unique amenities found in cities around Europe. Multi- use field (soccer, ultimate frisbee, football, baseball), tennis/pickleball courts, ping pong tables, bocce ball lanes (used for curling in winter). For a family with extremely young children, people using the pathway network would need: locations for washrooms (if there are existing, wayfinding) or opportunities to stop and rest. However, I also think parking should be offered as well. Will the project go to public, competitive open tender? Why are we playing Swiss companies for pump tracks when there are multiple Alberta companies that employ local people, with the proven track records of building the same amenities for half the price? Dog park! Water fountains or water feature, garbage cans/recycling, picnic area with shade structure I would like to suggest an alternative to wasting this peaceful, pristine piece of our community, the the cross-country ski loops area by Fort , would use a popular central hub already accessed by families and youth alike. Thank you for your consid move this pump park somewhere else it does not belong in this area at all Picnic table, a covered rest / eating area the three recently installed in Fish Creek Park, public washroom maps of cycle network and major routes in the area incl 9 av cycle route We just moved to this neighborhood and are very disappointed how there was no engagement with the community on this project. This is going to add to the parking problems and create a noise and garbage nuisance. We are totally against this project. Verbatim Responses – Inglewood Pump Track: Spring 2021 2

Maybe you could move the park and pathways to a city that doesn't have 8 months of winter? How can someone from northwest Calgary be expected to bike 1 hour to get to this pump track. I think parking is needed paid parking A dirt style track like the one in Chestermere Promote for kids and youth. Wide pathway, so that kids and fast adult checkers don’t have to compete for limited space. Multiple other attractions on the way there, like scenic benches, water fountains, bathrooms Make it huge and with some scale. Make three different separate skill sections. Sharps disposal for the druggies that will be moving in from the river encampments Bike parking, a tool stand, theft prevention measures. Access from 9 Ave in Inglewood!! water Better way finding and lighting FInd a different site that has better parking lot. Plentiful bike parking, great signage and wayfinding (signs in parking lot with neighbourhood travel times by bike for next time?), entrances from the BRT pathway on the West side and pathway in both the Northeast and Southeast. Ideally, no parking... Increased traffic to this quiet, residential street is a MAJOR concern... People will drive so traffic/parking is HUGE issue. Not sure how to convince a parent or child to ride across the city to go to a pump track, then expend all their energy there and have to somehow convince their kids to ride all the way back home... Parents will be driving their kids here unless they live in the neighbourhood...Take a poll at the other pump tracks to see how many people bike from other parts of the city... Moms with kids drive to pump tracks. There is nothing you can do to convince a parent or child to ride across the city to go to a pump track, then expend all their energy there and have to somehow convince their kids to ride all the way back home... Put the track in another site that does not have parking.. Ideally, no parking... Put the track in another site that does not have parking.. Ideally, no parking... Washroom facilities so people can plan on being there all day. If you can come all day, then it becomes worth it to ride your bike. If you're limited to the size of your bladder, you'll usually drive. Just a port a potty would work. Like to see a dog park and green space with benches/tables. have separate bike and pedestrian pathways from Pierce estates park and the Inglewood Bird sanctuary If you also added some small chin up bars and dip rack The cycle pathway needs to be separate from the walkers. Electric bikes or scooters not allowed. Seating and shade areas for parents Picnic tables, secure area to lock bikes, benches to watch cyclists/skaters/scooters. Signage and seating (picnic tables) Continue asphalt bike path trough to the park. I think it’s mostly gravel now. Water bottle filling station. Bike rack. Skills/progression area and a decent bike lockup area would be nice! Verbatim Responses – Inglewood Pump Track: Spring 2021 3

Benches (places for parents to watch or use their phones safely), garbage cans (lots... people use the a lot in Inglewood), aesthetic features - prairie plants/env. architecture, interpretive spaces re. River, ecosystem health, etc., dog waste dispenser Places to lock up a bike. Outdoor benches. Garbage and recycling receptacles. Bike parking and lockup areas; crosswalk lights to make crossing the roads safer I would like to see it located somewhere else, This side of Inglewood has lost enough of its green space. Leave this area natural for soccer and picnics etc. It would create a parking nightmare for the residents. Why not old refinery park? Alignment with the NEWLY INSTALLED green features. So much money has gone to planting and updating the area, that paving over it without consideration of the overall park area would be crazy More dedicated and separated bike lanes on streets that lead to and from the area. Signage on the river pathway North and South of the pump track Signage from the pathway system, bike racks. Areas for families to sit and picnic while their kids use the track. I do NOT want to see this happen. I live directly across and the in coming traffic will adversely afftect the area. We need a dog park or even a soccor park for the locals. The green space is also a natural playground to the kids in the area. Vote NO!!!!! Some addition cycle track access to the area. Currently there is only one bike path along the river and there aren't many/any communities upstream or downstream. Impoving cycle access over/under Blackfoot Trail to Inglewood would be great!d would be Bike pumps, quality lighting, picnic tables, outdoor restroom, charging ports, snack hut, any outdoor programs to engage young and old cyclists Generally: improve the pathway network connectivity. It would be nice to have a built-in bike repair stand present at the park (like the one at the university). A community garden Permit Parking so we don't lose our spots in front of our houses, Greenery/planting to provide both visual and sound buffering for residents of 7th ave, adequate garbage disposal. Good easy access to the track from existing bike path/lanes, bike racks, tables and maybe a washroom Bathrooms Good bike parking; good interface with the river. This space needs to be multi use for everyone. We need a small kid friendly park and even a senior work out space or an enclosed dog park, We need way more trees make this feel more nature space A large green space for resting, with shade planned into the landscape plan. Not a 15 story building blocking all the sunlight from noon on. Some small jumps similar to the track in Fairview. Also some picnic tables nearby for lunch Benches, water Bike stands. Connecting bike paths. varying levels of difficulty, for age groups, young kids to pre-teens, and teens. Add bike racks in areas that have lots of lighting and kind of central so people don't have to worry about them being stolen. Kickers, large jumps and gap jumps, large drop in (request of a 12 year old) I'd like to see some more taller trees planted for shade and an outdoor drinking fountain for people and dogs. Benches, garbages cans, brooms. Skateboard friendly would be great, perhaps there is a way to incorporate a few skateable granite ledges on a less busy path dedicated to our 4 wheeled friends. Verbatim Responses – Inglewood Pump Track: Spring 2021 4

Pathway signage pointing with distances to landmarks (e.g. Harvie Passage, Pump Track, Bird Sanctuary, etc) No parking allowed other than for residents on nearby streets. Residential Parking permits in place for the neighbouring streets. My concern is the pathway network for both cyclists going to the park and those who will drive to the park. We have a very dangerous increase in car and bike traffic on our street, which cyclists use instead of the pathway. . No Parking lot. Residential only parking on 7, 8, and 9 Avenues. Creating an attractive area that can be used in multiple ways so it is more of a destination such as landscaping, picnic areas, space to throw a frisbee etc. Put out more tables and benches to the park, and more space for public gardens. Natural spaces, with more tree's planted. Water fountain--for people who ride bikes in this area it is very difficult to get water. This would make it a huge bit easier to spend more time at the park. Lighting (gentle, not bright) makes it feel safer at night. Lighting like is on the zoo island Well lit, repair station, adequate seating, shaded rest areas, open green space for additional activities, outdoor fitness area, areas for vendors such as food trucks or possible open air markets, adequate parking, crime deterrents. Signage showing which way to travel on the path to get to the park. Would love reminders though to ring bells, 30 km, single file etc because pedestrians and wildlife also use the pathway along there. Sufficient lighting. Benches and tables, if planned, should be on the North of the track as close to the existing track as possible. Landscaping including trees are necessary. Ensure adequate garbage bins and educate public as to using them. Good connections to the existing river path system (areas to merge on and off) as well as access from 7th Ave will aid in making park access optimal. Whatever happened to the Bend in the Bow project where this was supposed to be a multi use green space? The parking lot where it is located today was never part of that plan feedback to our alderman fell on deaf hears. Good spots to relax and spectate Water fountains and a station for filling bike tires. Bike racks, seating space for people to hang outside and watch Great addition to the neighborhood! Jumps, Burms and wide space to allow for plenty of riders. Wider pathways in busier sections would also be great Direct pathway access and signage. Bike repair station, bike locks, security against bike theft, water fountains, washrooms Bike racks and place to park + lock chariots No evening lighting. Sound protection for the neighbours. The beginner track does not need to be very big, people advance quickly. Rather it is more important to have a wide variety of advanced tracks so that the experience riders that everyone quickly becomes will have lots features to use. Bike lock up that flexibly fits many styles of bikes and bike trailers at the park but also probably between the park and the nearby commercial area so after you play at the park you can run errands without needing the car to lock the bikes safely. Water fountain, washroom Verbatim Responses – Inglewood Pump Track: Spring 2021 5

Clear directional signage from Pearce Estate parking lot. Intermittent directional signage at Bird Sanctuary & East Calgary, along pathway and on pathway maps. No parking on residential streets in Inglewood. A separate beginner area, also add to Glemore - it is a huge safety issue when you have high level rides and toddlers on run bikes trying to use at the same time. Picnic tables so that users can eat lunches right at the site, making the nearby streets parking pass to ensure that residents are still able to park, limiting the size of the parking lot, signs encouraging users to park at Pearce Estate or the Bird Sanc. Good bathrooms, picnic tables, areas to lock up your bike, shaded areas Make the entrance to the park a ways away from the bike path to avoid congestion. Multiple ways to access park from pathways. shade, drinking water and washrooms, food truck pull-up spot Some areas for beginner riders too. Adequate parking I would like to See dirt jumps next to the pump track as this will encourage more experienced Riders to come to the park. splash pad :) Water fountains, bathrooms, garbages, lighting Picnic tables and shaded areas, so it can be a destination to rest and recharge before heading back home. And washrooms are always good when kids are a target audience!!! I would like the Bridgeland tennis court to be updated! Well connected bike paths and a few bike stands for parents who might not be interested in the park but rather for taking their kids. Bike parking (for adults accompanying kids), water fountains, I would prefer to see an all wheels park, instead of a bike specific park. My self and my daughter both skateboard and these pump tracks are very difficult for skateboarder and scooters to use unless they are made out of cement and not asphalt. Picnic tables, trees for shade, water bottle filling station Natural paths surrounding the pump track in order to bike leisurely. Small separate park for young kids (striders etc) and a separate one for more experienced riders. This promotes safety and enjoyment for everyone. Bike racks and a clear pathway from ramsay to Inglewood that doesn't require road access... We use to have one, it may come back after construction of bridge but when Little kids part ( maybe a set of swings while older siblings pump) MINIMAL PARKING. And then sensible bike racks. The intersection at Blackfoot and 19st is terrible on a bike Mountain bike skills and a cyclocross track. One that can be used when weather is wet and the soil conditions are soft. It is truly an amazing sport that needs more areas to practice in correctly. Areas to lock up bikes if a break is needed. Picnic tables or other seating/snacking areas. Seamless connections in pathways as much as possible enroute. Bathrooms would be amazing. Yes A dirt bike park like in Chestemere would be much preferred and fit in better aesthetically - rahter than loads of rolling concrete in a green space near the river. This is not the right location for this park, it is in the middle of a community with individual homes if very close proximity, it is not fair for them to have the added traffic, noise, congestion AND this is not what was promised to the community orginia Water bottle filling station, sun shade, 911/emergency call booth, mountain bike skills park. Well lit, garbage/recycling cans, cycling speed signs, bike racks, Verbatim Responses – Inglewood Pump Track: Spring 2021 6

You need to understand that people will be driving. The types of that most people ride on tracks like this are not suitable for long distance cycling. - that said, im sure parents with kids will ride there, having benches and places to sit Easy access for all ages. Safe access to the park from the bike pathway that does not include crossing Blackfoot trail at the traffic lights. Plenty of bike racks, a playground and a flat pathway circuit for families with smaller children An outhouse. Beginner section. Attached to pathways. A solar glow-in-the dark bike path would draw lots of cyclists! Pump track Permanent maps on signage along the path that show how to access the park and how to get other places on the path system. Large open area around the pump track Something for all ages. Green space for picnics. Bathrooms would help Pump tracks for different abilities (beginner & more advanced). Natural features like logs for climbing upon next to the pump tracks. Easy access from the pathway Bike pathway access from Inglewood and not just the river Bike rack on site for parents who visit with their kids. Promote where we can park (Pearce Estate) because it may too far for young riders (refer to Fairview) and how to ride there from other communities. Bathroom. Dirt/Rolling path for wee/novice riders. Public restrooms, a water/snack/bike spares (tubes, chains, etc) concessionaire (maybe only in summer?), facilities, signage to facilitate merging on pathways, lighting for after dark Pathways under the roads from fish hatchery so you don't have to use cross walks. Bathroom facilities, bike racks save segmentation from traffic for younger riders getting to the park Lots of different tracks and paths so it can accommodate many people at once, otherwise it gets boring waiting in line. Bathrooms, shade, food trucks Washrooms, places to sit and have a snack, wide pathways Signage Picnic tables for parents to watch kids A place to work on and pump up bikes. Tracks and lanes for beginner and more experienced riders Quality bike racks upon arrival, separated pathway from pedestrians, marketing to give people to combine with trio to downtown where someone can park at a central location and bike to the park and back. Bike racks Bathrooms, playground. Areas for all ages. Something young enough for 3 yr olds on balance bikes to areas for elderly adults looking for a thrill. A pump track Direct connection to the river bikepath. Picnic tables, landscaping and water features, space to sit, washrooms Verbatim Responses – Inglewood Pump Track: Spring 2021 7

Good signage near more populated areas of the bike path. That location is a bit of the main biking area. Bathrooms, picnic table, large rock features for pictures Small carpark and easy access to bike paths, and smooth repaired bike paths. Trees. Picnic spots. Bathroom An outhouse , garbage bins, picnic benches , a playground space for different ages to use track Picnic tables or benches would provide users with a rest area. A Bicycle skills with obstacles and features could be another consideration. Is it possible to have a bathroom there? If I’m going there with my children we need a location nearby with a bathroom. It’d also be amazing to have a nature playground on the site. With 2 kids, one will need other attractions. Bike racks so space isn’t taken up by bikes laying on the grass, wider pathways leading to the park to avoid congestion. Lots of space to store bikes for family members who aren't riding the pump track Washrooms and a place to fill water bottles Central parking spot to get on the pathway for those that don’t live right downtown. Garbage and places to refill or buy water. Signage that is fun and engaging Bike racks so you could enjoy the park but also lock up your bike to visit Inglewood as well Nice wide pathways attached to the existing river pathway network. Beginner options, locations to view Bathroomsand water fountain. Enough space to lock up the bike and chariot. Lockers to secure items like backpacks, wallets etc. Picnic tables, some shaded areas for adults, bathroom facilities, water fountain. Bike racks. Water fountains and bike racks Washrooms Easy access via the existing pathway system. Stay away from traffic lanes, so my kids can easily ride here. Wide pathways and places to lock up bikes; benches, green spaces or other accommodations for families to be seated without bikers being too close (designated space); water fountains or option to fill water bottles and washrooms Benches and tables Separated bike lanes/pathways Bike racks, bathrooms, water fill stations, bike lane connecting the with the pump track location Bathrooms I'd love to see a pump track in Inglewood with a connection to the Bow River Pathway so families can visit it while biking around the city. A pump track is a great incentive for a family ride and motivation for kids to bike. Love the idea of the pump track Benches, picnic tables, fire pits Bike racks for locking up Some accessibility improvements on the connections between the river paths and the path on the Blackfoot trail structure. Verbatim Responses – Inglewood Pump Track: Spring 2021 8

Great concept but I don’t like the location. I miss the baseball diamonds and community space. This is something for people from outside the community, not for the majority of us who live here. With no surrounding businesses, it’s a real downer. Bike racks, Picnic Tables, a map of the pathways. Adding some signs on the pathways that feed into this park would help eg. Pearce estate park, Southview / 17 Ave east of deerfoot, Bird Sanctuary. Needs large area for cycling groups to stop and picnic with washrooms. full loop / loop de loop I don’t want this park. Why can’t we just keep some natural green space as it is without paving over it???? Way finding, washrooms, area for small kids - under 6 to bike too, water fountain, picnic tables, shade structure Other bike skills features (teeter trotter, catwalk, drops). Plenty of bike parking and washroom facilities, bonus if you can get a water fountain. Please also keep in mind shade to help give a place to cool off. Picnic area, plenty of garbage a recycling options to keep it clean. Flat concrete or paved area for flat practice on bikes and skateboards would be great also. A washroom! Giant pump track that is paved for scooters and skateboards Bike parking Paved paths that lead right up to the track, plus ample paved space for waiting riders so that the track doesn't get over crowded. Seating and landscaping that is conducive to skateboarding-- no bark mulch, gravel, or wood chips Bike parking, good advertising Make it appropriate for all ages, including younger kids 4-5 years old. please put this money back in the provincial coffers Bathrooms would be great. Similar to St Patrick’s island. A water fountain would be great to refill bottles Pump track, small jumps, skinnies. Pump tracks are amazing. This is not the right location. Please finish access, changerooms and a boathouse at Harvie Passage before a new facility is built. This certainly doesn't follow the Bend-in- the-Bow consultation and engagement. Build out proper bike infrastructure to get to the park. The bow river path on the south side of the river mixes pedestrians and bikes too much, makes it unsafe to do both. Pinic tables, benches or maybe a Gazebo for watching and resting. Trees for shade as well. Some signage on the pathway Picnic facilities so families can relax while people use the track. Lots of garbage and recycling bins Benches, play structures, a diversity of seating, water fountains. The area needs better wayfinding that could tie to the nearby Bioengineering Education and Demonstration Project and incorporate education, public art elements (under the nearby bridge). under 17th ave (cushing bridge), Bike racks, spaces to sit and spread out along the Bow River, and surrounding green space to sit and watch users of the pump track. Good bike parking. Also, build a network of bike infrastructure around the city that makes it safe to ride here. If people don't feel safe riding in the city, there's not much to be done at this one site to encourage them Bike path that leads there. Bike parking Verbatim Responses – Inglewood Pump Track: Spring 2021 9

Bathrooms, shade, bike repair station or at least a tire pump, cafe space or a place where a food truck could roll up and park, make sure the track can be used by all sorts of skill levels. Multiple access routes Make it a model of connection to the pathway network and 9th Ave. 5A-friendly. Also connect it to the school. And, please upgrade the last bit of 9th Ave to be 5A, too. Kids should be able to ride to the pump track (without adults). Shade. My kids eyeballs got sunburned spending the day at a park like that. Also a water fountain. Lots of benches and a sheltered area Bike racks, picnic tables, benches, garbage and recycling bins, shelter for when it rains, or when it is very hot and sunny Progressive track to learn and build skill levels Will the project go to public, open tender? Why are we playing Swiss companies for pump tracks when there are multiple Alberta companies with the proven track records of building the same amenities for half the price? Water refill station and some kind of shade to cool off I have a small biker/strider so riding in isn’t always an option.... I can try & I can also park and ride with 2 striders - but parking is still helpful sometimes! Easy, safe access directly from the pathways to the park. Eliminating any space where riders would have to interact with cars to reach the park. Clear signage for how to access from the pathway. Access to washrooms and a bike repair stand at the park. Washroom and water fountain Public washrooms, bike maintenance tools. Water bottle fill station Good and open sight lines. Easy access to the adjacent cycle networks. I think making a beginner, intermediate and advanced option would be ideal - similar to Chetermere - it helps keep the parents with little kids from getting into it with the tweens and teens (seen it happen). The reality is that you still need parking. By not providing this you will put pressure on an area that already excessively lacks parking! Washrooms, water, benches easy access off pathway, covered picnic tables (like the ones at inglewood bird sanctuary), different biking ability tracks, water fountain Sweet jumps, big berms, and transfer lines. public water fountains Bike racks to accommodate adult bikes, kids bikes, washroom and picnic tables & benches, shade. Giant Pieces of Rideable Artwork helps, such as the giant steel full pipe in Queensborough: https://skateparktour.ca/skateparks/queensborough-all-wheel-park-new-westminster-bc/ Wayfinding and easy to find, visible bike staples and benches for parents etc. to park and watch from Planned access to the park so collisions are avoided with pedestrians or other pathway users. South Glenmore has a problem with this. Need access via river pathway and pathways, good lighting Pump track is great for all ages and abilities! Some more advanced features and jumps incorporated into the track for more advanced riders to enjoy and beginners to progress up to. An easy to moderate skill jump track would be fantastic. a jump course would be a great addition for those wanting a place to learn. example Crowsnest pass skills park: http://www.hoots.ca/projects/view/Crowsnest_Pass/ Tool bench, hydration station, bathrooms, hold mini events there Verbatim Responses – Inglewood Pump Track: Spring 2021 10

It is difficult to encourage cycling to the location, people will do it when then can. Adequate parking will be very important, as the parking at Pearce Estate park is already a mess in the summer and limits the ability to fully utilize Harvie Passage Dirt jump park along with the pump track. Viewing/picnic area. Safe jumps with progression Drinking water, washrooms Yes, this is awesome, please build it!! I like the pump track! Some benches and picnic tables might be a nice addition, possibly a small rain/sun shelter. Washrooms? Make it just like the one in South Glenmore - that one looks very well built. Good lighting! Space for seating + lounging. Lots or garbage and recycling bins as the pathways see many dog walkers! Bike locks and toilets! Signage along the pathways leading to the park Obviously bike racks! And garbage bins. I realize this is for bikes, but pump tracks are fun on a skateboard too and it would be great if we could put a sloppy curb off the one side. THANK YOU I LOVE THIS. ne thing I would suggest is having a mellow area for little kids to learn on. Most pump tracks have an easy side, but they're still not really setup for someone on a strider bike + parent for example. It would be nice to have signage and pathway connection from Harvey Passage, Pearce Estate Park, and Inglewood Bird SAnctuation. These locations all have big parking lots and can be used as staging areas to access the pumptrack. Great idea. Please create a space that is as "natural" as possible. Bike racks, shade structures, signage, safe exits and entrances to pathway system Public washrooms, water fountain. Make the busy Blackfoot/ 17th street intersection more pedestrian friendly, fencing around the park so kids aren’t playing / running near Blackfoot trail Pump park In south glendora is great. Maybe some kind of way to fill your water bottle hands free to be COVID safe? Maybe something in the river to cool down on hot days. Adding more pedestrian crossing signs at the Blackfoot and 19th St (very busy) intersection. Keeping the entrance to the park as close to the pathway system as possible (rather then entering off 7th ave se) People knowing directions Add the park to all cycling/pathway system maps I am all for the space being used but any chance we can use some of the space for other things like a kids playground and some senior workout equipment? and more tree's (dont damage the ones that are already there)? Bike parking, air pump for tires. Bicycle parking and places to sit Signage, adult bicycle parking, picnic tables Add a small repair centre (pump and some Allen keys, etc. Also some small drops for mountain bike practice! Picnic tables - possibly with shade cover for hot days/young families, bike racks, washrooms (small fixed/portable) Water station for filling water bottles. Bike racks. A toilet if possible. Benches. Verbatim Responses – Inglewood Pump Track: Spring 2021 11

Grass and space to sit Track for various age levels, food trucks or a coffee stand for the parents watching, seating/picnic tables, perhaps play structures for the younger siblings so a parent can bring all their kids Limited parking or parking where you have a limited time or limited time for free. Woild make it a little inconvenient to park so many people who are close would opt to drive after parking once. Areas for all ages Benches and green space for sitting. Good bike racks, maybe a tuneup station. Bike racks, water fountain Benches. Differing levels and tracks to encourage all ages. There is much better parking already available by the Inglewood wildlands, which would be a better location for a pump track. Would prefer to see a pump track in the wildlands. The park space at 7th Ave and 20 th street is a small area and the pump track water, toilet (even porto), bike repair and wash stations, good lighting, music? I think a playground near the park would be good to promote families travelling to the area. It would allow for all day activities. A Zipline like at Ralph Klein park And some other structures would engage kids who might not be as into biking as others. A leisure loop around the outside boundary There isn’t a lot of trails directly to there that I know of but I could see that as a destination if more amenities were added in the area. Seems like all the neighborhood kids have picked up skateboarding but keep getting kicked out of the tennis courts. Can you incorporate a skateboard park? Locks for bikes, water bottle refill station, bathrooms Cycle and ped connections with Ramsay. Intensified residential land-use in the area. Enhanced pathway connections to Southview Off Leash Park Outdoor table tennis table for in-between pump rounds. bike racks, clear signage for kids coming from the west part of inglewood and thought going into kids getting there from west inglewood. Big jumps! Add a pedestrian signal at the corner of 20th street SE and 9th Ave SE to allow safer access for kids coming from south of 9th Ave in Inglewood. Separate pedestrian and bike pathways. Shade. Picnic tables. Trees between park and Blackfoot Good pathway access without having to cross any major roads (consider tunnels or overpass), safety considerations for children with strider bikes Ensure it is good for young ones as well as older. Some pump tracks have older kids taking over Paths to the park aligned with existing neighbourhood crossings/crosswalks bike racks. no vehicle access to park A smaller area for new learners and more advanced rollers. Bike maintenance station. Signage promoting the pathway routes. Add at least 3 advanced tracks along with a beginner track, Enough unique skill features to keep it entertaining after several visits, maximize the # and length of the tracks themselves rather than giving away half the space for "fluff". Lots of different usable spaces, perhaps different 'tracks' or features at the park.