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The Cooks River Parklands - creating the 10 year plan.
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What do you want the parklands to look like and be used for over the next 10 years?
Since 2014 Council has been gathering feedback from the community and stakeholders to find out how the Cooks River Parklands are being used, what the future needs are and how best to deliver services and facilities to meet these needs.
This feedback has been used to develop a Draft Plan of Management and Master Plan which will guide the parkland's use and future improvements over the next 10 years.
What do you want the parklands to look like and be used for over the next 10 years?
Since 2014 Council has been gathering feedback from the community and stakeholders to find out how the Cooks River Parklands are being used, what the future needs are and how best to deliver services and facilities to meet these needs.
This feedback has been used to develop a Draft Plan of Management and Master Plan which will guide the parkland's use and future improvements over the next 10 years.
The parklands include:
HJ Mahoney Reserve
Steel Park
Richardson’s Lookout
Warren Park
Cooks River Foreshore
Mackey Park
Kendrick Park, and
Fatima Island.
Have your say
We'd now like to hear from you again before Council adopts the plans. This will make sure that the Cooks River Parklands meets the needs of the community now and in the future.
Complete the form below to tell us whether you support the draft plans and provide any comments you may have.
Submissions are invited on the plans until Wednesday 15 June 2016.
Attend the Public Hearing on re-catagorisation of the parklands
Following the public exhibition, the community’s feedback will be collated and reported to Council recommending any appropriate changes and adoption of the plans.
