Welland’s Maple Park Pickleball Courts: The City of Welland is asking residents to provide input on two major recreational initiatives: a new park at 400 Niagara Street and the renewal of tennis and pickleball courts at Maple Park. Surveys are available on the Engage Welland website until January 10 at 4 p.m.
Planning a New Park at 400 Niagara Street
The proposed park at 400 Niagara Street is in the early planning stages. The city is seeking community feedback to determine the park’s design and amenities. The public’s ideas will play a key role in shaping the space to serve the neighborhood effectively.
Revitalizing Tennis and Pickleball Courts at Maple Park
Welland is also working on updating the tennis and pickleball courts at Maple Park. A needs study is underway to guide the preliminary design for the project.
Resident input will help ensure the updated courts meet community expectations and are accessible to all. The revitalization aims to enhance recreational opportunities for players of all ages and skill levels.
How Residents Can Get Involved
Residents can participate by completing online surveys on the Engage Welland platform. Feedback from the community will shape the planning and development of these recreational spaces.
Officials encourage everyone to contribute their thoughts before the January 10 deadline, emphasizing how critical public input is to ensuring these projects meet local needs.
News in Brief: Welland’s Maple Park Pickleball Courts
The City of Welland seeks resident input on two projects: a new park at 400 Niagara Street and the renewal of tennis and pickleball courts at Maple Park.
Surveys on the Engage Welland site are open until January 10 at 4 p.m. Feedback will guide park design and court revitalization, enhancing recreational opportunities for all.
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