Noel Booth Community Park

Overview

The Township of Langley Council has approved $7.65 million for existing field upgrades and overall improvements at Noel Booth Community Park. The upgrades include new lighting for baseball diamonds, improved backstops and fences, along with new subsurface drainage, new stormwater treatment, trail repairs and enhancements, raised pedestrian bridges, and a sanitary lift to decommission the septic field.

Updates

November 2024

• Upgrades to the West and Central baseball/softball fields at Noel Booth Community Park are underway. The fields are fenced off, and there is no public access to the project area and perimeter paths during construction. Work on the baseball/softball fields will continue through April 1, 2025. Upgrades have been completed on two pedestrian bridges in the park, but access to the bridge in the baseball/softball field project area is closed due to the ongoing construction. 

June 2024

• Construction work is underway on fields, trails and other infrastructure in Noel Booth Athletic Park.

Background

Sports user groups have regularly used the fields at Noel Booth Community Park for training, games, and tournaments for more than 25 years, with aged facilities long overdue for upgrades and capacity improvement.

“These upgrades to Noel Booth Community Park are going to enhance the experience for user groups that use the facilities regularly," said Mayor Eric Woodward. "We will continue to invest in our parks and sports facilities throughout the Township of Langley, providing high-quality amenities for our residents.”

More information and updates will be provided as the project moves forward.

Project value

$7.65 million

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