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This summer and fall, we are inviting Londoners to share their comments about parks and participate in a new online feedback form.
We will also be at various events across the city to speak with Londoners. In-person open houses are also being planned for later this fall and will be promoted in the community.
As London continues to grow rapidly, this feedback will ensure that parkland and amenities are aligned with future needs. London is home to more than 500 parks, green spaces, sports fields, trails and natural areas. The City also maintains more than 260 kilometres of recreational pathways.
Feedback from this current engagement opportunity about parkland needs and associated amenities will help inform an update to the City’s current Parks and Recreation Master Plan. The Parks and Recreation Master Plan, approved by Council in 2019, assists with the planning, design, funding, building and maintenance of London's parks and recreation system.