Entranceway to Waterfront Park (WFP) Waterfront Park (200 Block West Esplanade) is located in the Lower Lonsdale neighbourhood.	Directional Signs - WFP Wheelchair ramps ensure parks are accessible for people with mobility issues.	Park Hours - WFP Park hours are restricted to daylight hours to ensure public safety.	Historical Attractions - WFP Parks with historical and heritage sites highlight the City's diverse culture.	Trash Cans and Bike Racks - WFP Bike racks attract more visitors and trash receptacles help keep the park clean.	Benches - WFP Park benches are set as seating places within public parks.
On-leash Bylaw - WFP Dogs walked in the City of North Vancouver must be on a leash when walked in most areas.	'Dogs Prohibited' Sign - WFP Dogs are not permitted on playgrounds, picnic areas, playing fields, or beaches in the City.	Wide Walkways - WFP One way to improve public areas for pedestrians includes repairing and building newer, wider pathways.	View of the Water - WFP Studies show an increased visibility of blue space is significantly associated with lower levels of psychological distress.	Park Benches and Walk Lights - WFP Ensuring streets and walkways are sufficiently lit and maintained helps increase walkability. These benches also allow walkers to rest and enjoy the waterfront view.	Public Washrooms - WFP Washrooms are just one type of facility that attract park-goers. Criticisms of this amenity in particular are its limited hours of operation.
Luscious Shrubbery - WFP Waterfront Park is a large, open park offering waterfront access, a playground, picnic areas, and views of Vancouver’s skyline.	Railway Tracks - WFP Without bridges or crossings, railway tracks burden the City's residents in being able to access their parks and trails.	Signage at Spirit Trail (SPT) This park cannot be easily accessed on foot as it's located in an industrial area. Many dog-walkers brought their pets via cars. Besides limited parking spaces, the allotted time was restricted to only 2 hours.	Biodegradable Doggie Bags - SPT Providing free doggie bags makes it easier for dog-walkers to pick up after their dog. Not only is this important for people's health and safety, but it helps keep the City looking and smelling beautiful.	Sports at Kings Mill Walk (KMW) Kings Mill Walk is a key connection in the multi-use North Shore Spirit Trail. It is one of the few places in the City that offers water access, an off leash area, and two volleyball courts.	Kings Mill Walk - KMW Off-leash areas in the City include Kings Mill Dog Walk (1122 Spirit Trail) in the Marine-Hamilton neighborhood.
Pedestrian Gate - KMW Pedestrian-operated gates ensure dogs stay within their designated areas.	Dog Attractions - KMW Infrastructure such as water fountains for dogs attracts residents with pets to come to parks.	Faded Signage - KMW "People Loose, Dogs Leashed, Bikes Slow". If bylaws are to be followed, they must be clearly visible.	Zebra Crossings - MCP Installing pedestrian-activated crossings with adequate lighting and signage can get residents to walk more.	Entry to Mosquito Creek Park (MCP) There was a lack of directional maps at this entry way to the park. However, there were warning posters about cougars and coyotes present.	Limited Park Spaces and Time - MCP To get to this greenspace, we had difficulty finding parking spots as they were limited to the fronts of residential homes.
Bollards - MCP These posts arranged in a line obstruct the passage of motor vehicles, keeping walkers safe.	Washroom Facilities - MCP Having only one porta-potty at the trail may not be sufficient.	Trash Receptacles - MCP The entry way to 14th Street Trail has a single trash receptacle attached.	Bridges and Crossways - MCP Bridges over large bodies of water increases the walkability of this trail.	Friction Strips on Steps - MCP Anti-slip treads on stairs can help improve a trail's desirability by preventing hikers from slips and falls (especially in wet conditions).	Bridges over Creeks - MCP Again, walkability barriers to large bodies of water can be mitigated through bridges and crossways
'Speed Bumps' on Trails - MCP These wooden 'pseudo-gates' are possibly set in place to slow down mountain bikers. Reducing speeds on trails can help reduce rates of collision	Sporting Amenities - MCP Recreational amenities such as full-length basketball courts draw residents to parks