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The Parks, Recreation, Library and Culture Facility Needs Assessment will guide facility development over the next 20 years to ensure that community facilities continue to meet your needs.
The project included the collection and analysis of background materials, population data and projections, trends and best practices, park and facility inventories, and an extensive community consultation program, including:
A draft assessment was made available for public review in early June 2015, and a public meeting was held Wednesday, June 17 where the key findings were presented to residents and stakeholders. The constructive feedback received at this meeting and through online input were considered prior to presenting the final document to City Council and the Oshawa Public Library Board.
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