The 2019 Beautiful City award winners and runners up are listed for the following categories, Residential, New Landscape, Turf-Free, Multi-Residential, Unique, Commercial, Institutional and Industrial.
WOODSTOCK - The 2019 City Beautiful awards from the City of Woodstock were handed out at a banquet at the Southgate Centre in Woodstock this week.
The awards have been handed out for decades. A panel of judges which included representation from City Council, Woodstock Park’s Department and the public, visited nominated and non-nominated homes and businesses throughout the City.
The judges also recognized David and Barbara Beatty with the Award of Excellence.
The 2019 award winners and runners up are listed for the following categories, Residential, New Landscape, Turf-Free, Multi-Residential, Unique, Commercial, Institutional and Industrial:
Residential
2nd Place 300 Briarhill Road Becky Eddy & Brad Vink
1st Place 420 Devonshire Avenue Gordon Kruger & Kim Quigley
New Landscape
2nd Place 16 Jack Poole Drive Luis & Diane Simas
1st Place 24 Jack Poole Drive John & Dana Braham
Turf-Free
2nd Place 819 Sloane Street Mervin & Barbara Lowik
1st Place 47 Finch Avenue Renata Trzcinski
Multi-Residential
2nd Place 742 Pavey Street Ronald VanerKlen
1st Place 126 Graham Street Park Place Retirement Residence
Unique
1st Place 1202 Alberni Road Shawn Darby & Peter Donahue
Commercial
2nd Place 190 Fairway Road Brick House Brew Pub
1st Place 35 Wellington Street Dr. Ed Hoben Family and Cosmetic Dentistry
Institutional
2nd Place 560 Dundas Street Church of the Epiphany
1st Place 199 Berwick Street Huron Park Baptist Church
Industrial
2nd Place 399 Woodall Way Innocore
1st Place 459 Industrial Avenue Timberland Equipment Limited
Award of Excellence
140 Graham Street David and Barbara Beatty

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