“Local Traffic Only” restrictions and Temporary Parking Measures to support the opening of Mulock Park for Households near Jordanray Blvd
In anticipation of the Mulock Park Grand Opening event from September 18 to 20, 2026, the Town of Newmarket will be implementing several parking measures to help manage traffic flow in your neighbourhood.
The measures include:
- Installation of “Local Traffic Only” signs at:
- Clearmeadow Boulevard and Jordanray Boulevard
- Moveable barricades and staff will be present at these intersections to ensure access is limited to local traffic from September 18 to 20 only.
- Doubletree Lane and Jordanray Boulevard
- Moveable barricades and staff will be present at these intersections to ensure access is limited to local traffic from September 18 to 20 only.
- Mulock Drive and Doubletree Lane
- Clearmeadow Boulevard and Yonge Street
- Clearmeadow Boulevard and Jordanray Boulevard
- Installation of temporary “No Parking” signs at select intersections to remind motorists that parking is prohibited within 15 metres of an intersection. These temporary signs will help maintain safe sightlines, access, and traffic flow in these areas.
- Installation will occur on September 17, 2026, at the following intersections:
- Jordanray Boulevard and Doubletree Lane (2 signs)
- Jordanray Boulevard and Menczel Crescent (west) / Osler Court (6 signs)
- Jordanray Boulevard and Menczel Crescent (east) (4 signs)
- Installation will occur on September 17, 2026, at the following intersections:
- Installation of “No Parking” signs at the Mulock Park entrance on Jordanray Boulevard, as this area is designated as a fire route.
Existing parking restrictions will remain unchanged, and on-street parking will continue to be permitted in accordance with the Town's parking bylaws.
To educate park visitors, the Town will implement a comprehensive marketing and communications campaign to help reduce parking demand in the area. This campaign will promote the free shuttle service from the Ray Twinney Recreation Complex and Magna Centre, as well as the locations of designated parking lots for the park, through various communication channels, including large roadside signs, social media, the Town’s website, and more.
By-law officers will monitor and enforce existing parking regulations and respond to parking concerns.
We thank residents for their patience and understanding as we prepare to open Mulock Park to the community.
To learn more about the Mulock Park Grand Opening event, please visit Newmarket.ca/MulockPark
