Once again in September 2018, Clearview and our community partner, the Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority (NVCA) hosted a TD Tree Days event to plant 250 trees and shrub on the east side of the park between Lamont Creek and Mowat St.In September 2017, Clearview Township received funding from TD Tree Days to plant 125 trees on the east side of the park, adjacent to the trail and to also provide a environmental buffer on the perimetre of the community garden.New directional signage was installed on the trail and along the route, such as on sidewalks. The trail connects downtown Stayner (at Highway 26 & Scott St.) with the Clearview EcoPark. The completed trail is now referred to as the EcoPark Trail Loop and is 5.5km. Funding received by Simcoe County 'Trails Connecting Communities' allowed for this extension. From late spring 2017 to early summer, a new trail was constructed to connect the Clearview EcoPark to the forested property which will become the Emerld Creek Subdivision.This will lay the groundwork for long-term development, including a community garden, dog park and expanded trail network. In November 2016, the concept plan for the Clearview EcoPark was approved by Council.For this project, we will be adopting and following guidelines outlined in the Accessibility Design Guidelines for York Regional Forest Trails. By October 2015 it is intended that an interpretive trail system will be underway and upon completion, it will be accessible for all ages and abilities.A Forest Ecology Study was then conducted on site highlighting exactly how the park space has great potential for the school, the community, and the public to enjoy lifelong learning. In the spring of 2015 staff and students were on site and planted over 1000 native plant and tree specimens to enrich the site for birds and wildlife.

Throughout the winter semester of 2014-2015 Staff and Students at Stayner Collegiate Institute worked hard to build kiosks that would be used for interpretive signage at the park as well as some habitat structures for birds and ducks.

Where: Clearview EcoPark, EcoBarkВ Dog Park (enter atВ 5833 County Road 96, Stayner, ON) Google MapД¬ontact: Erica Dewey at Event Listing: Dog Tails & Trails Event Listing When: Wednesday J| Nail Trims & other pet services, 6PM | Guided Walks, 7PM All other services will be provided at regular price.

Trooper Pet Veterinary NursingВ will be at the EcoBark at 6pm providing $15 nail trims where $5 will be donated back to the EcoBark. Help us raise funds for new enrichment features at the EcoBark! We are hosting a 3km and 5.5km guided, group dog walk through the EcoPark by donation where proceeds will be put directly back into the EcoBark dog park. New!В Dog Tails & Trails Community Fundraising Event The Dog Park, nicknamed the ClearviewВ EcoBark,В is fully equipped with tunnels,В a drinking water fountain, a dog washing station, leash holders, benches and picnic tables. The EcoPark is a public green spaceВ where residents and visitors can enjoy the beautiful natural environment that our community has to offer.

Recreation, Culture and Parks Master Plan.

The photos above and below were taken at Clearview in the thirties or forties. We finishedВ our round just as a very orangeВ sun was setting beyond Manhattan, andВ we watched endless ribbons of whiteВ and red car lights unspooling across theВ Throgs Neck Bridge, which looms overВ the northern end of the course. He told me that his clientele hadВ included many famous actresses, amongВ them Nancy Sinatra and Ann-Margret,В but that actresses are undesirable wigВ customers because they donвЂ™t like to pay.В The best customers, he said, are strippers,В who favor huge blond wigs andВ donвЂ™t care what anything costs. One of them turned out toВ be the retired owner of a Manhattan wigВ shop. The starter, who was alsoВ Korean, paired Hacker and me with twoВ Korean men. (IвЂ™d played that morning at Van Cortlandt Park, in the Bronx.) The temperatureВ was close to fifty degrees, andВ the course was packed, mostly with Koreans,В who are probably the second mostВ golf-addled ethnic group in New York,В after the Irish. Clearview On a warm winter afternoon in 2005, Hacker (real name) and I met at Clearview Park Golf Course, in Queens, forВ my second round of the day.

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