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Central Park is a shared community space that supports organized sport, informal recreation and general park enjoyment. The City is reviewing how the park is currently being used, including the cricket pitch area, permitting practices and non-permitted play, to better understand opportunities to support a safe, functional and balanced experience for all park users. The Public Information Centre will provide an opportunity to share information and discuss next steps.
Cricket continues to grow in Burlington, and the City has identified a need to better understand and plan for future cricket capacity through the Live & Play Plan,. Central Park is one of the existing locations that supports cricket activity, and the City is reviewing how this space can continue to serve park users as part of broader community recreation needs.
To help residents, park users, and cricket players understand the upcoming changes, the City will be hosting an information session with participation of staff from Recreation, Community and Culture, Engineering Service’s and Bylaw Compliance.
Central Park is a shared community space that supports organized sport, informal recreation and general park enjoyment. The City is reviewing how the park is currently being used, including the cricket pitch area, permitting practices and non-permitted play, to better understand opportunities to support a safe, functional and balanced experience for all park users. The Public Information Centre will provide an opportunity to share information and discuss next steps.
Cricket continues to grow in Burlington, and the City has identified a need to better understand and plan for future cricket capacity through the Live & Play Plan,. Central Park is one of the existing locations that supports cricket activity, and the City is reviewing how this space can continue to serve park users as part of broader community recreation needs.
To help residents, park users, and cricket players understand the upcoming changes, the City will be hosting an information session with participation of staff from Recreation, Community and Culture, Engineering Service’s and Bylaw Compliance.
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Join us for an information session to learn more about the park construction scheduled for this summer, how sports including cricket are permitted in Central Park, and future enforcement considerations.
Residents will have an opportunity to ask questions and engage directly with City staff about the project.
Information session participants will learn:
Upcoming improvements to the Central Park cricket pitch and timelines
Who to contact for various park issues
How resident feedback was used for addressing:
Changes in cricket field layout
Cricket permitting
Future improvements for the park
Date: Wednesday, June 3, 2026
Time:7 to 8:30 p.m.
Attend in Person Location: Burlington Seniors’ Centre, 2285 New St.
Join us for an information session to learn more about the park construction scheduled for this summer, how sports including cricket are permitted in Central Park, and future enforcement considerations.
Residents will have an opportunity to ask questions and engage directly with City staff about the project.
Information session participants will learn:
Upcoming improvements to the Central Park cricket pitch and timelines
Who to contact for various park issues
How resident feedback was used for addressing:
Changes in cricket field layout
Cricket permitting
Future improvements for the park
Date: Wednesday, June 3, 2026
Time:7 to 8:30 p.m.
Attend in Person Location: Burlington Seniors’ Centre, 2285 New St.