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Better known as the Penticton Seniors’ Drop-in Centre, the six-acre Robinson Property was granted to the City in 1982 and dedicated as a park. The property has evolved considerably since it changed hands and is now the hub of senior activity in the city hosting pickleball, horseshoes, bocce in addition to the Penticton Seniors’ Drop-in Centre. With requests to continue or expand programming on the site, the Parks and Recreation Master Plan recommended the City create a master plan to prioritize and manage requests on the popular property. Watch this site for information about the property and opportunities to get involved in the development of the plan. (Click on the News Feed tab to see the history of work on this project.)
Better known as the Penticton Seniors’ Drop-in Centre, the six-acre Robinson Property was granted to the City in 1982 and dedicated as a park. The property has evolved considerably since it changed hands and is now the hub of senior activity in the city hosting pickleball, horseshoes, bocce in addition to the Penticton Seniors’ Drop-in Centre. With requests to continue or expand programming on the site, the Parks and Recreation Master Plan recommended the City create a master plan to prioritize and manage requests on the popular property. Watch this site for information about the property and opportunities to get involved in the development of the plan. (Click on the News Feed tab to see the history of work on this project.)
The City has consolidated all of the feedback on the three concepts shared in March and created a draft master plan for the Robinson Property. Review the draft (see the picture at the top right of the page) and share your feedback here before June 5.
You can also attend an open house to discuss the draft before you submit your feedback. The first open house will run from 5 pm to 7 pm on May 29 and the second will run from 9 am to 1:30 pm as part of the 25th Anniversary celebration of the Penticton Seniors' Drop-in Centre on June 1.
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The City is working on a long-term plan for the very active Robinson Property better known as the Penticton Seniors’ Drop-in Centre. Based on input gathered through user group interviews, community workshops, the Parks and Recreation Master Plan and park planning best practices, staff have prepared three concepts to test with the community. The City is seeking feedback from the community on these concepts in order to develop a recommended concept. Please review the background information and concepts and complete this feedback form before March 24.
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Conduct research to understand all of the different bylaws, policies and plans and what they mean for the Robinson Property plan. Meet with each of the user groups to explain the process and understand their needs for the site.
Phase 2 - Involve
Robinson Property has finished this stage
Host two workshops to bring representatives of the user groups and the community at large to collaborate on the needs and opportunities for the site.
Phase 3 - Share
Robinson Property has finished this stage
Based on feedback gathered during the second phase, prepare options for the site. Share these options at an open house and online for feedback.
Phase 4 - Draft
Robinson Property is currently at this stage
Prepare a recommendation based on the third phase and review with the community and the Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee. With the Committee's support take the recommended plan to Council for a decision.
Phase 5 - Confirm
this is an upcoming stage for Robinson Property
Following the review with the Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee and the community, the recommended plan will be taken to Council for a decision.
