Municipality of Greenstone Recreation and Playground Master Plan
Residents of Greenstone have an array of recreation programs, facilities, parks and playgrounds at their disposal. These important services contribute to personal, family, and community health and wellness. To help ensure the future of these services and their alignment with community need, the Municipality of Greenstone is developing a Recreation and Playground Master Plan. The Master Plan will guide the Municipality’s contribution to providing these services.
To develop this Master Plan, it is important to hear from community members. Your thoughts and opinions are essential to this project. Please answer the following questions considering the thoughts and needs of
all members of your household.
Please provide your answers by April 30, 2024. The survey will take approximately 20 minutes to complete.
If you have any questions about this survey or the Master Plan, or if you need assistance completing this questionnaire, please contact Brent Henley (Manager of Parks and Recreation) at
brent.henley@greenstone.ca.
Your participation in this survey is completely voluntary and you may choose not to participate or end your participation at any time. The information you provide through this questionnaire is collected under the authority of, and managed in accordance with, the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, 1990 (MFIPPA) and all relevant Canadian data storage and management best practices. The information you provide will be used by RC Strategies to inform the development of the Municipality of Greenstone’s Recreation and Playground Master Plan. Survey data will be securely digitally stored and deleted one year after the completion of the project.
Definitions
Recreation activities – activities that people do to improve their physical, social, intellectual, creative, and spiritual well being. They can be for fun or can be competitive.
Facilities – indoor and outdoor buildings and spaces that are provided for a particular recreation, sport or cultural purpose. For example a park, ball diamond or Community Centre are facilities.
Amenities – the actual activity and program space that is part of a facility. For example, a weight room inside a Community Centre is an amenity while the Community Centre itself is a facility. A stand-alone arena is a facility and the arena ice is the amenity.
Infrastructure – indoor and outdoor facilities and amenities.
Support amenities – these are the support components that help make the use of the amenities better. They can include lighting, spectator seating, change rooms, and so on.