We have developed a proposed Plan of Management and Master Plan for Dulwich Hill Parklands (includes: Laxton Reserve, Arlington Reserve, Johnson Park and Hoskins Park).
Background
In late 2016, we asked the community how they use the parks now and how they would like to use them into the future. Around that time the former Ashfield, Marrickville and Leichhardt Councils amalgamated to from Inner West Council. Unfortunately developing the Dulwich Hill Parks Plan of Management has taken longer than we would usually expect.
The proposed Dulwich Hill Parklands Plan of Management (POM) and Master Plan have been developed using that community feedback along with research and expert advice.
Read the Community Engagement Report pdf from 2016.
We are required to have Plans of Management for all community land in the Inner West. In November 2018, Council adopted an Inner West Open Space areas Plans of Management Priority List.
What is happening now?
We have developed a proposed Plan of Management and Master Plan and want to know what you think about it.
- Read the Plan of Management PDF which covers the planning, use and management of the parks over the next 10 years and includes leases and licences.
- Read the Master Plan PDF which outlines a vision and actions for improvement over the next 10 years.
What's happening in the parks?
Park | Key proposals |
J.F Laxton Reserve |
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Arlington Recreation Reserve |
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Johnson Park |
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Hoskins Park |
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Have your say
Read through the proposed Plan of Management and Master Plan and let us know what you think by filling out the feedback form below.
The last day to provide feedback is Thursday, 5 December.
What happens next?
After the engagement period, the Parks Planning team will review and consider community feedback before finalising the plans.
Part of the Dulwich Hill Parklands is owned by the NSW Government and requires a land categorisation. This land is managed by Council for community benefit, however we require the NSW Government to approve our categories before the Plan of Management can be adopted. This impacts several parks in the Inner West. Once the categorisations have been approved, the draft Plan of Management and draft Master Plan will be exhibited for 28 days.
The plans will then go to the elected Council for adoption
Project Updates
Dulwich Hill Parklands proposed POM and Master Plan feedback form
This survey has concluded.