• new play equipment
• pathways
• seating
• surface upgrades
• bins
• shade improvements
• landscaping

• new location within reserve
• water play or splash pad
• fencing

This project is being funded by Council through its Parks Asset Renewal Program.

Construction to upgrade this playspace is expected to take approximately 12 weeks, weather permitting.

Council is working closely with the contractor to minimise disruption to neighbouring residents.

Work will take place from 7:00am to 6:00pm on weekdays. No work will take place on Saturdays, Sundays or public holidays.

The contractor will access the site from Glengarry Drive.

We encourage residents to report any issues to us. Please refer to the ‘Contact Us’ section of this page for details.

As part of Council’s Shade Facilities and Playspaces Policy, we are committed to providing shade facilities at all existing and future planned playspaces across the Local Government Area.

When designing a playspace, we assess the site to determine the shade facilities required. This can include:

• natural shade such as trees and vegetation, and/or
• artificial shade such as shade sails, play equipment with shade features, picnic shelters and other built structures.

Natural shade provided by existing trees and/or planting new trees is prioritised as a long-term shade solution because it contributes to cooling of the City, provides attractive public spaces, and creates a positive impact on people’s health and wellbeing.

This site was assessed and deemed to have sufficient mature natural shade to the north, east and west. A roof on the main play unit has also been incorporated into the playspace design to provide additional artificial shade.

Council conducts ongoing shade audits at playspaces across the City to monitor effectiveness of shade provision and enable planning of additional shade facilities if required.

The playspace will be closed while under construction to ensure public safety.

During this time, why not try some of the other playspaces in your area? You can find a full list of the 156 playspaces across the LGA here.

Council is upgrading 40 playspaces between 2019-2024 with new equipment, surface upgrades, seating, tree planting, shade, landscaping and pathways. There is a good chance that your playspace could be next in line for Parks Asset Renewal funding in the coming years.

To find out more you can reach out to the Council contact on this page.