Arlington Meadows Subdivision Park and Splash Pad

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The County of Brant is excited to share plans for the new Arlington Meadows Subdivision Park and Splash Pad in Paris, a space designed for fun, community connection, and nature exploration. We need your input to bring this project to life!

In June 2023, we gathered community feedback for the initial design concepts through a Parks and Recreation survey which helped shape this large 5 acre park into two unique themes, Orchard and Woods & Wildlife.

To be located on Becker Street in the Arlington Meadows subdivision, both designs include:

The County of Brant is excited to share plans for the new Arlington Meadows Subdivision Park and Splash Pad in Paris, a space designed for fun, community connection, and nature exploration. We need your input to bring this project to life!

In June 2023, we gathered community feedback for the initial design concepts through a Parks and Recreation survey which helped shape this large 5 acre park into two unique themes, Orchard and Woods & Wildlife.

To be located on Becker Street in the Arlington Meadows subdivision, both designs include:

  • a splash pad
  • playgrounds
  • full sized lit basketball court
  • softball field
  • seasonal washrooms
  • accessible pathways
  • spaces for all ages and abilities to enjoy year-round

However, each concept highlights their own distinct ways to experience nature and enjoy outdoor activities.

Orchard signifies a cultivated, vibrant landscape full of trees arranged in linear patterns, symbolising growth, nourishment, and community. This vibrant design was inspired by orchards with lush greenery and includes educational play and gathering spaces.

Woods and Wildlife emphasizes the untamed, diverse ecosystem, conservation, and the connection between plants and animals. This organic design celebrates biodiversity and includes forest patches, animal-themed play features, and a connection to nature.

View the complete and detailed design concepts and choose your favourite below.

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  • Share I don't see any pickleball courts in the plans. Consideration of these would be appropriate. The only one I am aware of is on Hartley Ave in the north end of town. on Facebook Share I don't see any pickleball courts in the plans. Consideration of these would be appropriate. The only one I am aware of is on Hartley Ave in the north end of town. on Twitter Share I don't see any pickleball courts in the plans. Consideration of these would be appropriate. The only one I am aware of is on Hartley Ave in the north end of town. on Linkedin Email I don't see any pickleball courts in the plans. Consideration of these would be appropriate. The only one I am aware of is on Hartley Ave in the north end of town. link

    I don't see any pickleball courts in the plans. Consideration of these would be appropriate. The only one I am aware of is on Hartley Ave in the north end of town.

    Susan Buck asked 19 days ago

    Thank you for your feedback - we are accepting all comments for consideration at this time. 

    Please note, the County of Brant has plans to construct multi-court pickleball/ tennis courts at a large destination park in Paris in a few years. 

  • Share Where exactly is the park going to be located? on Facebook Share Where exactly is the park going to be located? on Twitter Share Where exactly is the park going to be located? on Linkedin Email Where exactly is the park going to be located? link

    Where exactly is the park going to be located?

    robhunter asked 20 days ago

    The park is located at 7 Becker Street in Paris, which is off Grandville Circle. The page has been updated with a map. Thank you for your feedback!

  • Share I am new to the email updates of Brant County and can not for the life of me figure out where this new park is. Paris, St. George, Burford,??? on Facebook Share I am new to the email updates of Brant County and can not for the life of me figure out where this new park is. Paris, St. George, Burford,??? on Twitter Share I am new to the email updates of Brant County and can not for the life of me figure out where this new park is. Paris, St. George, Burford,??? on Linkedin Email I am new to the email updates of Brant County and can not for the life of me figure out where this new park is. Paris, St. George, Burford,??? link

    I am new to the email updates of Brant County and can not for the life of me figure out where this new park is. Paris, St. George, Burford,???

    Jim and A Helen Fowler asked 20 days ago

    The park is located at 7 Becker Street in Paris, which is off Grandville Circle. The page has been updated with a map. Thank you for your feedback!

  • Share I have no idea where this park is going to be. Neither google maps or the design layout shows the streets they are on. A basic in context map would be helpful for reviewing this proposal. on Facebook Share I have no idea where this park is going to be. Neither google maps or the design layout shows the streets they are on. A basic in context map would be helpful for reviewing this proposal. on Twitter Share I have no idea where this park is going to be. Neither google maps or the design layout shows the streets they are on. A basic in context map would be helpful for reviewing this proposal. on Linkedin Email I have no idea where this park is going to be. Neither google maps or the design layout shows the streets they are on. A basic in context map would be helpful for reviewing this proposal. link

    I have no idea where this park is going to be. Neither google maps or the design layout shows the streets they are on. A basic in context map would be helpful for reviewing this proposal.

    KMG asked 20 days ago

    The park is located at 7 Becker Street in Paris, which is off Grandville Circle. The page has been updated with a map. Thank you for your feedback!

  • Share I chose the Orchard theme for the primary reason of a larger splash pad surface. Regardless of the design, there should be a predominance of food-bearing trees and a commitment to the 3x30x300 tree canopy guideline. on Facebook Share I chose the Orchard theme for the primary reason of a larger splash pad surface. Regardless of the design, there should be a predominance of food-bearing trees and a commitment to the 3x30x300 tree canopy guideline. on Twitter Share I chose the Orchard theme for the primary reason of a larger splash pad surface. Regardless of the design, there should be a predominance of food-bearing trees and a commitment to the 3x30x300 tree canopy guideline. on Linkedin Email I chose the Orchard theme for the primary reason of a larger splash pad surface. Regardless of the design, there should be a predominance of food-bearing trees and a commitment to the 3x30x300 tree canopy guideline. link

    I chose the Orchard theme for the primary reason of a larger splash pad surface. Regardless of the design, there should be a predominance of food-bearing trees and a commitment to the 3x30x300 tree canopy guideline.

    Nancy Dubois asked 20 days ago

    Thank you for your feedback! 

Page last updated: 20 Jan 2025, 09:16 AM