Have Your Say About Richmond Green Revitalization

Online survey for future of features and amenities at Richmond Green open until July 9

Richmond Hill – The City of Richmond Hill wants to hear your thoughts about Richmond Green, one of the city’s destination parks, to help inform future plans to revitalize the city’s largest sporting and events park.

Located at 1300 Elgin Mills Road East, Richmond Green has something for everyone. It is home to family favourite events such as Canada Day celebrations and Ribfest and includes a 26,000 sq. ft. indoor sports centre, a seasonal soccer dome and outdoor field, a skateboarding park, seasonal bocce and pickleball courts, a skate trail, baseball diamonds, the Boynton House Art Exhibition Space, Tom Graham Arena, and more.

The City is currently in the early stages of the Richmond Green Revitalization Master Plan project which will focus on creating plans for:

• Maintaining the park as the City’s largest outdoor sporting and events venue
• Sustainable horticulture
• Enhanced connections within the park, to the future Bill Bell Park to the north, and to existing and planned adjacent residential neighbourhoods nearby
• Enhanced signage and trail system within the park
• More tree canopy cover and shade within the park
• Continuing to be a park that generates pride and promotes a sense of belonging for residents

Take the online survey – from home or at Richmond Green

The City needs your input to help develop key directions to guide the master plan. Residents are invited to take the online survey from anywhere or take a walk through Richmond Green and respond to the survey while at the park.

The survey is open until July 9, 2024 at RichmondHill.ca/RichmondGreen.

The Richmond Green Revitalization Master Plan is being implemented as part of the 2022 Parks Plan to enhance the City’s parks for all to enjoy. For more information, visit RichmondHill.ca/ParksPlan.