Town and gown. Urban and rural. Hard work and good fun. In perfect balance. In the perfect place.
At the perfect time. Wolfville. Just perfection.
If you missed the Public Workshop on Monday, January 15 or want to provide additional comments please complete the survey by clicking on the link below. The survey will remain open until Friday, February 2, 2018.
East End Gateway Mater Plan Survey
The East End Gateway will announce and articulate the arrival into Wolfville’s Downtown. The gateway will involve the design and construction of a number of elements that create a sense of arrival, provide community space, and support Wolfville as a tourist destination.
A preliminary design was developed through the Downtown Development Plan consultations, which will form the bases for future consultation with the community to develop a Master Plan. The Gateway space is framed by Victoria Avenue, Main Street and Willow Avenue and includes Willow Park and the NSPI lands.
Based on the Downtown Development concept plan and staff discussions, the following elements will be considered as part of the East End Gateway:
• Streetscape plantings;
• Trail and pedestrian linkage between south residential area, Willow Park and Waterfront Park;
• Parkland improvements on north side of Main Street to compliment Willow Park;
• Trail Head for the Harvest Moon Trail;
• New footprint of the Visitor Information Centre;
• Location of the Skateboard Park;
• Examine the possibilities of repurposing the Willow Park pond for a Splash Pad/Pad and winter skating surface;
• New tall decorative lighting to help announce arrival to the downtown.
Furthermore, the Gateway also includes upgrades to the Visitor Information Centre (VIC) and enhanced trail and pedestrian walkway connections through and from Willow Park to the future Destination Trail (Harvest Moon Trail).
Maple Avenue Compost Site will open Saturday, April 20, 2019, (weather permitting and the conditoin of the yard)
The site is open every Saturday 12:00pm to 4:00pm starting in MId-April (weather permitting) until November.
The Town manages a compost site located at Maple Avenue. Drop off leaves and yard waste and/or pick up a high organic content of compost that can be used as a soil amendment (up to a ½ ton truck per trip, smaller cars can do two drop offs.
Depending on the availability residents of the Town of Wolfville are permitted to pick up a maximum of one half ton truck load of compost or wood chips per Saturday.Residents picking up materials from the Compost Site will be required to leave their name, address and phone number with the facility attendant.
Materials accepted for drop off at the Compost Site include leaves, miscellaneous vegetative materials, brush and limbs no larger than 3” in diameter, grass clippings, sod and uncontaminated soil.
All materials must be clean and free of garbage, household compost, plastic bags or other contaminants. It is the responsibility of the homeowner to dispose of any plastic bags, tarps, boxes, etc., used to transport materials to the site in the refuse barrel provided.
Items not accepted: tree stumps, rocks and other wood products, No food waste from green bins and NO PUMPKINS in the fall
Town and gown. Urban and rural. Hard work and good fun. In perfect balance. In the perfect place.
At the perfect time. Wolfville. Just perfection.
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