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Respondents also wished for a greater emphasis to be placed on promoting the G2G Trail. It was felt that it plays a crucial role in local economic development and tourism, and supports outdoor recreation opportunities. The public supported expanding trails, promoting unstructured activities, engaging and providing opportunities for youth, undertaking park improvements, improving existing assets, undertaking accessibility improvements, and more.Īdditionally, there is a desire to continue maintaining the Blyth Campground.

The expansion of existing nature trails topped the list with 87 per cent of participants supporting the idea, followed by farmers’ markets, arenas, playgrounds, multi-use trails, splash pads, acquisition of parks and open spaces, a fitness studio, equipment-based fitness centres, and community gardens.Ī total of 50 submissions/survey responses were received from individuals and organizations as part of the master plan ‘testing’ phase, the report said. The top 10 priorities for additional public spending from the consultations were highlighted in the report. Input from council, staff, and the public were considered and incorporated into the master plan.Ĭommunity consultation included an initial public information centre community survey, stakeholder focus groups, township staff workshop, council and staff interviews, council presentation, and a final public information centre.īrown said that the master plan engaged 484 households (representing over 1,100 people), 27 community stakeholder organizations representing a broad range of participants, township staff, and council. 25.Īdditional information and clarifications were requested and received from township staff. 10, Todd Brown, president of Monteith Brown, made a presentation to test the preliminary findings and obtain feedback from council.īrown told councillors that a virtual public information centre was hosted online following the council presentation, and feedback was received for two weeks until Nov. The master plan is a key initiative of North Huron council’s strategic plan to establish strategies to meet the needs of residents over 10 years. 6, outlining their results and recommendations for moving forward. NORTH HURON – Monteith Brown Planning Consultants presented the final draft of the long-awaited Parks, Recreation & Culture Master Plan to North Huron council on Dec.