Servicing & Site Preparations:

• The next stage of park development is in motion. This stage of construction will prepare 52 hectares (130 acres) of the park for future development of new recreational facilities and amenities. To prepare this site for the future, the scope of work includes:
• site grading and stormwater management site grading and stormwater management site grading and stormwater management site grading and stormwater management
• installation of underground services (water, storm, sanitary, electrical, gas and telecom) installation of underground services (water, storm, sanitary, electrical, gas and telecom)
• reconstruction and extension of the current park roadway, in addition to creating a second park access from Keele Street
• environmental restoration, enhancement, and connection of the existing pond, wetland, and habitat areas environmental restoration, enhancement, and connection of the existing pond, wetland, and habitat areas
  
  
• As part of this work, environmental restoration is a priority. This will include removing current trees, grasses and shrubs which will be replanted in a way that improves the ecosystems onsite. All work is being completed in coordination with the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, and the Toronto Region Conservation Authority.
  
  
• Construction is underway and will take place in stages. It is expected to be completed by fall 2023. Different areas of the park will be closed to the public with onsite signage and fencing during each stage. The existing parking lot, artificial turf fields and pavilion will remain open throughout the construction.
  
  
  View Construction Notice (PDF).
  

Trail Enhancements & Expansion:

• Improvements that began in the fall of 2021 and are now complete. Upgrades include asphalt paving some of the existing limestone screening trails, replacing the Nevada Park Bridge, seating areas and tree planting. Further trail and wayfinding signage is coming soon.
• These trail improvements are funded by the Government of Canada’s COVID-19 Resilience Infrastructure Stream of the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program, and by the Government of Ontario.

 View video of existing NMRP site.