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Every year the public is invited to suggest names for new and unnamed parks, trails, squares, buildings, structures and even public rooms within buildings, as part of the Guelph Municipal Property and Building Commemorative Naming Policy. A naming committee, comprised of City staff, Arts and Heritage Group representatives and Council appointed Guelph residents, will review, score and recommend to Council new names for City assets based on criteria laid out in the Policy.
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In general
First consideration by the Naming Committee will be given to those names that have geographic, civic or historic significance of the neighbourhood / community where it shall be located.
Second consideration by the Naming Committee will be given to those names that fall under at least one of the following criteria:
- The individual will have demonstrated excellence, courage or exceptional service to the citizens of the City of Guelph, the Province of Ontario or Canada.
- The individual will have worked to foster equality and reduce discrimination.
- The individual will have risked or given his/her life to save or protect others.
- Where the individual is a current City employee, the individual will have made an outstanding contribution to the City of Guelph outside of his/her capacity and duties as a City employee or they maybe recognized for exceptional service once they is no longer a City employee.
For more information
Rory Barr Templeton
Landscape Planner
Planning, Building, Engineering and Environment
519-837-5616 extension 2436
[email protected]
Meeting archive
2020
Asset | Named |
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Dallan Subdivision Park, 158 Poppy Drive | Courtney, Goines and Malott Park |
Dallan Subdivision Trail | No. 2 Construction Battalion Trail |
Oliver Street Park. 104 Oliver Street | San Giorgio Morgeto Park |
Skinner Drive Park. 51 Skinner Drive | Hammill Family Park |
2016/2017
Asset | Named |
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City Hall Room 112 | Marg MacKinnon Community Room |
Woodlawn Road – Speed River Trail | Robbie’s Path |
Hanlon Creek Wetland Trail (Dawn Ave) | Dodge Lane |
Northumberland Street Bridge | Veterans Memorial Bridge |
2013
Asset | Named |
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Paisley and Edinburgh Park | Blossom Junction |
Water Street Park | Silvercreek Park |
Grangehill Ph.7 Park | Starwood Park |
Hanlon Business Park PSW | Phelan Conservation Area |
Hanlon Business Park Grove | Phelan Heritage Grove |
2012
Asset | Named |
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Kortright East Subdivision Park | Jubilee Park |
Michell Farm – Chillico Glen Phase 2 Park | Ellis Creek Park |
2011
Asset | Named |
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Northview Subdivision Park – 83 Wideman Boulevard | Northview Park |
Cityview Subdivision Park – 32 Cedarvale Avenue | Cedarvale Avenue Park |
Trans Canada Trail – GJR/ City Lands (Eramosa Road to Norwich Street, Marcon Street to Speedvale Avenue) | Gus Stahlmann Trail |
Intermodal Transit Terminal – 79 Carden Street East | Guelph Central Station |
2010
Asset | Named |
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Northern Heights Subdivision Park – 80 Simmonds Drive | Wilson Farm Park |
Morningcrest Subdivision Park – 15 Acker Street | Morningcrest Park |
Eastview Landfill – 186 Eastview Road | Eastview Community Park |
City Hall / POA Court Square | Market Square |
Conservation Estates Subdivision Park – 55 Revell Drive | Lewis Farm Park |
Westminster Woods Subdivision Phase 4 – 101 Baxter Drive | Pinch Park |