21	Titcombe	Lease of land not renewed	Removed
22	Wolfe Lake	Proximity to Kominar Park	Existing
23	Lake Trail	Proximity to Lake Como	Existing
24	McDonald South	Proximity to McDonald North same park	Removed
25	Teedie Park	Proximity to Bush Park	Removed
26	Senator Croll Park	Pending New City Hall	Removed
27	Riverdale Park	Proximity to Little River Acres Park	Removed
28	Jennifer Park	Proximity to Brookview and Udine Park	Removed
29	Captain Wilson East	Proximity to other unit in CaptainWilson Park	Existing
30	Caron Avenue Park	Proximity to Bruce Avenue Park	Removed

A graphic representation of the current inventory of playgrounds in the system including the 54 accessible playgrounds as well as units that have been removed in the past and other units that are slated for replacement is depicted on a city map (see Appendix C). The map attached in Appendix C also outlines major barriers in the city that would make it difficult for families with young children to cross such as E.C.ROW Expressway, watercourses and train corridors. It provides a good visual representation of where playgrounds are located within the city, their proximity to each other for coverage according to the Official plan as well as proposed removals and replacements.

The current inventory of playgrounds in the system is listed under Appendix D by ward with a lifecycle replacement date and cost for replacement in 2020 dollars. A playground unit may be listed as up for replacement due to age however, so long as the unit is in good working condition it will remain in service. It should be noted that age is not the sole determining factor on useful life and condition rating of a playground. There are a number of factors to consider that determine condition rating and end of life for a unit including age, accessibility, play value, safety and availability of replacement parts sourced from the manufacturer and over all condition of the unit based visible wear and tear.