An Omand’s Creek crossing for everyone

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Pedestrian Bridge, Omand Park, Winter

We’ve got a problem and we want to figure it out together.

The bridge in Omand Park is old and must be replaced.

Putting a new bridge in the old spot isn’t ideal because:

  • The bridge floods nearly every year.
  • The low-lying location is not accessible – it is dangerous to reach for people using wheelchairs or vulnerable users on bikes or other wheels.

We’ll soon explore how a new pedestrian bridge could serve the community while maintaining the look and feel of the park.

Before we do that, we want to talk to you. Your feedback will help us better understand the community, your needs, and how you currently use the park.

We’ve got a problem and we want to figure it out together.

The bridge in Omand Park is old and must be replaced.

Putting a new bridge in the old spot isn’t ideal because:

  • The bridge floods nearly every year.
  • The low-lying location is not accessible – it is dangerous to reach for people using wheelchairs or vulnerable users on bikes or other wheels.

We’ll soon explore how a new pedestrian bridge could serve the community while maintaining the look and feel of the park.

Before we do that, we want to talk to you. Your feedback will help us better understand the community, your needs, and how you currently use the park.

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We’ve got a problem and we want to figure it out together. 

The bridge in Omand Park is old and must be replaced. 

Putting a new bridge in the old spot isn’t ideal because:

  • The bridge floods nearly every year
  • The low-lying location is not accessible – reaching it is dangerous for people using wheelchairs, bikes or other wheeled modes of transportation

We're exploring how a new pedestrian bridge could serve the community while maintaining the look and feel of the park.  

Before we do that, we want to talk to you. Your feedback will help us better understand the community, your needs, and how you currently use the park.

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Page last updated: 11 Jun 2024, 08:09 AM