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[04-16-2022] The last of the work needed for the ice rink was wrapped last week with the folding and removal of our huge liner. We'd like to express our thanks to Brea Maddeaux and her team of volunteers who worked tirelessly over the winter maintaining the ice rink for our neighbourhood to enjoy.
A special thanks to our local MPP, Rudy Cuzzetto for helping us find a safe & secure place to store our liner so we can use it for years to come!
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[03-15-2022] The Palette Park Ice Rink is now closed for the season. Please do not walk or ride on the ice rink area to avoid damaging the liner. As the snow and ice continue to thaw, our volunteers will be rolling up the massive liner to be used for next year and beyond.
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[02-25-2022] The west end of the ice rink has been marked off with caution tape. Please do not skate on this bumpy patch for safety and to avoid damaging the exposed liner.
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[02-22-2022] Fluctuating temperatures have made a slushy mess of our ice rink. 😩 To give our volunteers time to get it back into shape, no skating or swimming, please.
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[02-13-2022] Ice Rink Reopens: The recent cold spell and rain helped our volunteers get the ice rink in great shape for skating! We hope you have an opportunity to enjoy it!
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[02-08-2022] The milder temperature means it's time to close the ice rink again for maintenance. We will let you know when it's open again!
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[01-31-2022] The Palette Park Ice Rink will be closed on February 1st & 2nd for maintenance. Please refrain from using it so our volunteers can work on it.
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[01-25-2022] It looks like the ice rink has been getting good use since opening last week! For everyone's safety and to make sure the rink remains is good condition please consider following these recommendations:
- Do not step on the white plastic with skates to avoid damaging the liner.
- Please be aware of rough spots and broken ice
- Please wear helmets
- Follow social distancing guidelines
- Remove hockey net after you are done using it.
- Have fun!
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Fire and emergency services need quick access to water and it's vital to keep hydrants clear all year round. If you have a fire hydrant on your property that has been obstructed by the recent snowstorm, please clear it as soon as possible. We will all be safer if firefighters can easily see the hydrant. If you need help clearing snow from your fire hydrant, call 905-791-7800.
In addition, to keep the hydrant clear year-round, please do not park within 3 meters from it and keep 1 meter between the hydrant and other items on your property such as trees and shrubs.
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[01-18-2022] We're not about to let a little snow slow us down! Thanks to loads of volunteers from ages 8 and up, the ice-rink was cleared in about 2 hours! The was the good news. The great news is the rink is ready to use! Please review the posted recommendations for a safe and enjoyable time on the ice!
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[01-15-2022] A couple of days of milder temperature earlier this week exposed the damaged liner draining the water. Luckily the recent drop in temperature gave the volunteers an opportunity to bounce back! The rink is still not quite ready. Thanks for your patience and for continuing to stay off the ice. Also, the walkways around the rink are slippery, so please be careful!
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[01-11-2022] Sadly, someone decided to use our unfinished ice rink, tearing our newly purchased liner and delaying the efforts of our volunteers to flood the rink for all of us to enjoy. Please DO NOT USE the ice rink until the work is completed. We'll let you know when the rink is ready.
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Thanks to city staff and Lorne Park Watercolours volunteers, our ice rink is back again this year! Although we had a bit of a rocky start, namely the rink size and the challenge of having a catch basin right in the middle of the rink area, we are just about ready to get going with it! The association agreed to purchase a liner, ao we are hoping to have better success than last year!
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Following is information you might have seen in your mail. In case you missed it, here it is. This relates to upcoming construction along the Lakeshore West Corridor just south of our community.
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By now you would have noticed the disruption in this week's waste collection, due to the short-lived labour dispute with one of the city's contractors and their employees . Thankfully today (December 9th) the issue has been resolved and waste collection is set to resume again starting Monday December 13th.
Next Monday is also the last opportunity to have yard waste picked up for the year, giving you more weekend to rake those leaves!
For more info, please visit the REGION OF PEEL WEBSITE
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UPDATE: Thanks to all you contributions, we managed to collect approximately 4250 lbs of donations. A special thanks as well to our army of volunteer families for helping make this happen: Amos, Anderson, Arnone, Banducci, Brady, Cappuccitti, Chen, Chu, Cuzzetto, DaCosta, Danesi, DeFrancesco, De Marco, Dowie, Ferren, Fiore, Gill, Haider, Hardwick, Hickman, Leone, Linardic, Lishman, Melidoniotis, Pabla, Radwan, Ragozzino, Stewart, Velianou, Venere.
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The city has received reports that residents may be leaving food accessible to wildlife prompting the delivery of a hand delivered envelope containing information about the danger of such a practice. PLEASE DO NOT FEED THE WILDLIFE.
"Feeding wild animals and birds can become habit forming making them dependent on a food source or unwilling to forage naturally which can lead to illness, disease or injury"
"Feeding wild animals can interfere with natural instincts and behaviours and could lead to human/wildlife conflicts.
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For more information why it's dangerous, please read this PDF DOCUMENT. In addition, you can join staff from the City of Mississauga in a virtual coyote, safety/awareness information session for Ward 1, 2 and 3 residents on:
Tuesday, November 9th, 2021, from 6:30pm to 8:00pm.
To register, please click the following link: EVENT REGISTRATION
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Work on the Credit River Project continues on the 2.6-km stretch of the QEW from west of Hurontario Street to west of Mississauga Road. A "Notice of Completion of Design and Construction Report # 3" was recently made available for a 30-day stakeholder review and comment period beginning October 20, 2021 and ending on November 19, 2021.
For details, please visit the Credit River Project website which also includes impacting activities such as lane reductions and shifts and lane and ramp closures.
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You may have noticed the progress of the Credit River Project at Mississauga Road and QEW. There are a number of traffic impacting activities beginning as early as June 24, 2021 such as:
- TEMPORARY LANE REDUCTION
- TEMPORARY RAMP CLOSURES
- TEMPORARY LANE SHIFT
- FULL LANE CLOSURES
For specific details affecting traffic visit: MISSISSAUGA ROAD TRAFFIC IMPACTS and/or QEW TRAFFIC IMPACTS
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The City of Mississauga is hosting an online community meeting about the Stormwater Master Plan. Residents are invited to attend one of two scheduled sessions to collect your input. Registration is required.