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We are developing Pratten Park's 10-year Plan of Management and Master Plan and want to know how you use the park and how you would like to use it.
Area covered by the plans. Click on image to view in more detail.
Overview
In 2018 the State Government amended the Crown Lands Act. As a result, we need to update and adopt Plans of Management for all Crown Lands public open space. In November 2018, Council adopted an Inner West Open Space Areas Plan of Management Priorities list.
We are developing Pratten Park's 10-year Plan of Management and Master Plan and want to know how you use the park and how you would like to use it.
Area covered by the plans. Click on image to view in more detail.
Overview
In 2018 the State Government amended the Crown Lands Act. As a result, we need to update and adopt Plans of Management for all Crown Lands public open space. In November 2018, Council adopted an Inner West Open Space Areas Plan of Management Priorities list.
Plan of Management
Council is preparing a Plan of Management (POM) and Master Plan for Pratten Park. The POM is a guiding document which directs the future planning, management and use of the park. The POM is accompanied by the Master Plan which outlines the vision and actions required for improvement over the next 10 years.
Pratten Park is a well used multi purpose park with several facilities used by organised groups and the community. We want to know how you currently use the park and how you would like to use it. The feedback we receive will be incorporated into the POM which will go on Public Exhibition in 2020.
Proposed upgrades
As part of the Plan of Management, we are proposing a variety of works to upgrade the functionality of Pratten Park. These proposed works include:
Building reorganisation
Improvements to the grandstand
Parking improvements
Lighting improvements
Playground upgrade.
Have your say
Tell us how you use Pratten Park and how you would like to use it
contact Aaron Callaghan on 02 9392 5634 if you would prefer to complete a paper survey.
The last day to provide feedback is Sunday 17 November 2019
Drop in sessions
Come and speak to the project team and share your ideas and comments on Pratten Park. We will be in front of the grandstand.
Wednesday 30 October 2019, 5:30pm - 7pm
Saturday 9 November 2019, 2:30pm - 4pm
What happens next?
Your feedback and input from other stakeholders will be used along with research and expert advice in the development of the draft Plan of Management and Master Plan. The plans will go on Public Exhibition in 2020.
If you are making a submission on behalf of an organisation, please include your response in detail below. Alternatively if you have a prepared document, please upload it.
