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COURTENAY RECREATION

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COURTENAY

PARKS

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New playgrounds are coming to Courtenay Parks late

this summer!

Look for playgrounds at The Ridge Park in the Buck-

stone Development in South Courtenay

(see map)

and

a playground update at the Sunrise Rotary Park on

Dingwall & McIntyre.

Both playgrounds will be installed by August 31,

2016.

Call the Courtenay Parks Department for further

information at 250-338-1525.

New Playgrounds coming to Courtenay

Access the Interactive Map through

courtenay.ca/parks

• Zoom in to find parks in Courtenay and to see walking trails, special features, and photos

• Print any section of the map customized to the park and trail information you need

• The map is easy to use on tablets and mobile views

• Accurate locations based on GIS with map layers featuring streams and topography

• Linked to Google Map’s directions

Lewis Centre Landscaping and Hydro Box

Did you know that Courtenay has a new Parks Interactive Map?

The Lewis Centre has a great outdoor look thanks

to the landscaping of Courtenay Parks staff and

also an artist wrap hydro box designed by Tracy

Kobus.

Courtenay Parks staff designed the gardens that

wrap around the front and the side of the Lewis

Centre. The gardens represent local environments

including a mountain top, beach front and woodland.

The gardens are also designed to have four seasons

of interest with winter fruit, colourful bark, small

spring flowers and grasses.

New

playground

location

A priority of the Parks team was converting the

gardens to low water use drip irrigation. To do this

they received outstanding help from the Parks

Utilities crew.

The BC Hydro box located within the landscaped

area received a transformation from Tracy Kobus.

Kobus said a great deal of planning went into her

choices for the artwork. “I created this design to fit

in the surrounding natural landscaping, and also

to be colourful and fun for kids to enjoy.”