PILOT PROJECT FOR THE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL IN PUBLIC PARKS

1. Garry Point Park This site meets several key site selection criteria including park amenities such as publicly accessible washrooms, picnic tables and benches, and proximity to public transit and local businesses. As a popular regional tourist destination, utilizing this park as a pilot site will provide staff with key project evaluation opportunities due to its high profile and activity rate, and broad user base. See Attaclunent 3 for the Garry Point Park Pilot Project Location Map. 2. Aberdeen Neighbourhood Park This park is located in the heart of the City Centre, close to public transit and central to nearby high-density residential areas. Additionally, with the recent completion of Phase 2 of the park, amenities such as sitting areas, picnic tables, a washroom, the Zhengzhou Exchange Garden and covered pavilion support this site as a highly urban and programmed park. See Attaclunent 4 for the Aberdeen Neighbourhood Park Pilot Project Location Map. 3. Minoru Park While a significant portion of the park does not meet the site selection criteria due to incompatible uses such as sports fields and playgrounds, the proposed pilot project location in the northern section of the park meets several key site selection criteria. With the Minoru Lakes renewal project nearing completion, the widespread passive recreational areas make the Lakes area an appealing location as a pilot site. See Attachment 5 for the Minoru Park Pilot Project Location Map. 4. King George/Cambie Community Park Although the park features a children's play area and spray park, the large and popular picnic area at the west end of the park, where residents regularly gather for events, along with nearby public washroom facilities, make this park an appropriate pilot site. See Attachment 6 for the King George/Cambie Community Park Pilot Project Location Map. 5. McLean Neighbourhood Park This park is central to the Hamilton neighbourhood, and features numerous seating opportunities, lawn areas, and shade trees that provide ample recreation space for residents to enjoy. A pilot site in the passive recreational areas of the park would give the residents of Hamilton the opportunity to participate and provide their feedback on the pilot project.

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