Toronto Wellesley on the Park | 194.15m | 60s | Lanterra | KPMB

AlvinofDiaspar · Jul 27, 2016

I find the survey super-weird - you have three choices, and one have a description literally 3, 4 times that of the others in length and details. If that somewhat off I don't know what is.

AoD

P23 · Jul 28, 2016

greenleaf said:
Another park named after an old white guy would be the best choice right?

I don't care for the insinuation here, nobody mentioned this before you did. And the vast majority of parks in Toronto are named after landmarks, roads and neighbourhoods anyway.

greenleaf · Jul 28, 2016

P23 said:
I don't care for the insinuation here, nobody mentioned this before you did. And the vast majority of parks in Toronto are named after landmarks, roads and neighbourhoods anyway.

I don't care for your insinuation of my insinuation.

Yes, most parks are named as you said.

In case any one wants some background on park naming: http://www.metronews.ca/news/toronto/2016/05/19/calls-mount-to-name-more-parks-after-women.html

Waterloo_Guy · Jul 28, 2016

Are pedestrian traffic studies ever done for parks? Do we have an idea of how many people are likely to use it?

Amare · Jul 28, 2016

They should have included the option of "None of the Above". I'm sure they would have been thrilled to see the number of people who voted for that one.

Midtown Urbanist · Jul 29, 2016

Voted for the option with the long description.

The other two options just sounded terrible. At least if it is named after a person, the actual name of the park will fade from conscious.