In addition to inclusive and accessible washroom stalls and changerooms, the bayfront building will also house food services. The new food service equipment has been ordered and vendor applications are now being accepted for food services.
Already completed revitalization projects include a new perched beach area and a newly reconstructed portion of the seawall, including accessible entry points to the water, and a new and improved septic system. With the largest construction projects completed or nearing completion and less disruptive construction continuing into the summer, officials are considering opening plans with limited access to areas of the park where construction work is already complete.
The Brown’s Bay revitalization project is being managed by Infrastructure Ontario. When complete, the newly restored park will be an asset the community can be proud of and a bigger draw to bring people – and tourism dollars – into the area.