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Town Wins National Watershed Award (read more below)
The Pioneer Park Stormwater Management Project will rehabilitate aging stormwater infrastructure (built in 1985) to provide modern standards of water quality treatment, erosion control and flood control. Pioneer Park, located just northwest of the intersection of Major Mackenzie Drive West and Trench Street (immediately west of and adjacent to York Central Hospital), is a 26-hectare open space parcel that receives stormwater discharge from the surrounding Don Head Village community. It provides erosion and flood control protection for approximately 700 hectares of land extending to points north of Gamble Road.
For more information, please contact John Nemeth, Manager of Water Resources, at (905) 771-5495 or jnemeth@richmondhill.ca.
Pioneer Park Stormwater Management Rehabilitation Project Presentation [PDF]
Pioneer Park Landscape Plan [PDF]
Pioneer Park Rehabilitation Schedule [PDF]
Pioneer Park Rehabilitation Benefits [PDF]
News
Richmond Hill Wins National Watershed Award - May 31, 2010
Pioneer Park Rehabilitation Receives $2.25 Million Grant - April 10, 2008
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