Participatory budgeting project Summary of ideas submitted by the community (as of October 1, 2017)
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1 Participatory budgeting project Summary of ideas submitted by the community (as of October 1, 2017) Thank you to everyone that has submitted a proposition during the idea collection phase. A reminder that ideas are accepted until midnight, Sunday, October 29 by visiting this webpage: The following list includes all ideas received by the municipality as of October 1. They have been classified in one of the four project categories, or placed in an undetermined category, but have yet to be vetted. They are randomly presented in the order they were received during the idea collection phase. It is possible that these ideas may not meet the eligibility criteria. The evaluation and shortlisting of ideas will be completed by a group of residents during phase 2 which will begin in November. Everyone can take part in this second phase. No need to have submitted an idea to transform your community. Active community More free tennis courts Free recreational badminton during the summer More cycling lanes on major arteries Protected cycling lane from Allain-Gillette Street to Champlain Street Increase road infrastructure (roads, intersection lights, magic eye) Adapt intersections to favour cycling and walking Connect trails Continue Riverfront Trail to the southern city limits A new trail with pump track at Rotary Saint-Anselme Park Connect Riverfront Trail to Place 1604 with trail Bike rental Make accessible the bridge that connects Amirault Street and the marsh Connect Normandie Street with Riverfront Trail Complete the trail at Normandie Street Develop trails for bikes near schools Modern bike racks available throughout the city Public pool Add slide at Aquatic Centre Add trampoline to jump into pool at Aquatic Centre More trails in parks for mountain bikes
2 Accessible and inclusive playground such as Bankshot Sports playground Sensory park Geocaching park Make park at Anna-Malenfant school accessible to wheelchairs Cycling club with all season activities Skate rentals Skateboard park at Rotary St-Anselme Park Sports Centre free for 18-year-olds and under Repair Anna-Malenfant track Horse rides Public bike repair stations Sports Centre with pool, arena and access to bus, Dover Park area Outdoor basketball court in the area of Aquatique Street or Centenaire Arena Artificial turf field Slackline Footgolf Bubble soccer Parkrun Downtown water park at Place 1604 Add more kilometres of cycling trails Outside pickleball court Bench and washroom along trail between Pointe-aux-Renards and Dover Lighted trail in Rotary Park Awareness campaign for riders code on trails Addition of street lights along Amirault and Champlain Streets Playground on Harold Street New park/playground structure at new school
3 Connected community Fishing, hunting, traditional arts club More trail benches Build a walking-cycling bridge over Champlain Street Dog Park Accessible fire pit for wheelchairs in parks Make École Anna-Malenfant playground accessible to wheelchairs Stocked trout pond with rowing boats Belvedere to observe surfers over the Petitcodiac River Park in area of the Dieppe Boys and Girls Club Helping single mothers with kids Rooftop terrace (farmer s market) Interactive map of small/medium businesses to encourage buying local Picnic tables like those at the Caraquet Marina Community garden program for at-risk youth Bike rides for residents of senior homes Bench below sinks in municipal building washrooms for kids Intergenerational activities Seniors house Community billboard at City Hall Youth enterprise programs Whisper dish Free internet at École Mathieu-Martin Laptops for École Mathieu-Martin as in British Columbia Francophone student exchange program within Canada Community centre for family\friends\staff meeting (minimum four rooms) Courses to help fathers communicate with their daughters Outreach program for at-risk youth Multipurpose room for carpentry and design Hammocks along trail system Adirondak chairs along trails Café (with good coffee and desserts) Help seniors with the internet Program to prepare residents for a disaster Platform/belvedere for observing birds Improve community garden at Aquatic Centre Open Dieppe Market during more days and evenings
4 Creative community Francophone/Acadian sports museum LEGO Park Creative arts and crafts program for at-risk youth 3D printer for the library Purchase of giant chess games for Place 1604 and Rotary St-Anselme Park Cooking camps for underprivileged kids Book box program Take a book, leave a book Multipurpose room for carpentry and design Public murals park Public interactive art Graffiti wall More art on roads and parks Outdoor theatre stage Public piano at Dieppe Market Interpretation GPS guided circuit Haunted house Art battle Year round Festival ImaginAIR Kite parade Greater variety of cartoon books at the Dieppe Public Library Mercredi Show during winter at the Dieppe Market Technology museum More foodie events Local product culinary events Wax museum with famous people Historical/tourism walks Children s museum Artistic festival Highlight the river close to the pavilion in front of the Acadian flag Location for gathering of arts and crafts Mosaiculture in trails and roundabouts Before I die wall Fluorescent cycling trail
5 Green community Water bottle filling stations Put a hoop on a trash cans More healthy food stores Make Dieppe Market bigger Learn to ride public transit program for kids who wish to take public transit Community garden near Lou MacNarin school Food bank boxes where the public can leave nonperishable food Improve the area around the Lakeburn Recreational Centre More trees Plant trees in the catch basin along Bourque Road Community garden within city right of way More green spaces Build a green space or park on public lot besides Virginia Avenue Green space similar to mini Central Park Reduce pesticides (ex. lawns) Recycle glass Reduce mosquitos with swallow strategy Recycling within large private and public businesses Pollinator gardens Develop a corner for wild flowers Composting bins Recycling centre in Dieppe Picnic area: have garbage bins during summer Bus shelters that collect water for gardens and flowers Outdoor community cleaning program Erect a rooftop wind turbine on municipal buildings Bike lanes built with solar panels More initiatives to have environmental programs Garbage bins aligned with current type of collection Arboretum at the new complex highlighting the value of NB trees Platform for bird observation Address pesticide use
6 Undetermined category Motorized scooter, bike rentals program High rise apartments Bring back the Dieppe Commandos Amusement park More parking places at farmers market Magic Mountain on Gould Street Bus with showers for homeless Wheelchairs in municipal buildings Wheelchair lifts in municipal buildings washrooms Bursaries for adults returning to school Perroquet zoo/house Video game system and video rental at Library Epipen in municipal buildings Air conditioning in schools Summer dog daycare Aquarium
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