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Buttenshaw Park is one of our four district parks receiving an upgrade thanks to the Western Sydney City Deal Liveability Program. This upgrade is creating an inclusive youth play space with adventure activities for teenagers.
Plan of Management and Masterplan now on exhibition
The purpose of these documents being on public exhibition now is to allow for further community feedback before these plans are finalised and then implemented. You may have seen a previous version of the Plan of Management and Masterplan, so we encourage you to look over this updated version and let us know if the amendments meet your needs.
Your input on these documents is very valuable to us and will be reviewed prior to the documents being adopted.
The draft Plan of Management and draft Masterplan for Buttenshaw Park are now on public exhibition. We welcome your submissions and input on these documents until COB Monday 24 May, please use this form.
Stay informed - to keep up to date on what is happening, click ‘Subscribe’ in the Stay informed box.
Buttenshaw Park is one of our four district parks receiving an upgrade thanks to the Western Sydney City Deal Liveability Program. This upgrade is creating an inclusive youth play space with adventure activities for teenagers.
Plan of Management and Masterplan now on exhibition
The purpose of these documents being on public exhibition now is to allow for further community feedback before these plans are finalised and then implemented. You may have seen a previous version of the Plan of Management and Masterplan, so we encourage you to look over this updated version and let us know if the amendments meet your needs.
Your input on these documents is very valuable to us and will be reviewed prior to the documents being adopted.
The draft Plan of Management and draft Masterplan for Buttenshaw Park are now on public exhibition. We welcome your submissions and input on these documents until COB Monday 24 May, please use this form.
Stay informed - to keep up to date on what is happening, click ‘Subscribe’ in the Stay informed box.
This concept design for the Inclusive Youth Adventure Play Space is based on feedback we have received from the community earlier this year. The results from this survey will help to guide the final design so it's important to let us know what you think. We will come back to you with the final design.
Please review the concept design here before completing the survey.
The projects have been funded under the Western Parkland City Liveability Program, which is part of the Western Sydney City Deal (WSCD). The WSCD is a 20 year-agreement between Australian and NSW governments, and the eight local Councils of the Western Parkland City.
This preliminary Masterplan is based on the feedback we have received from the community earlier this year. The results from this survey will help to develop the Masterplan further so it's important to let us know what you think. We will come back to you with the final draft that will go on public exhibition later in the year.
Please complete this form if you are a stakeholder that has received an invitation to take part in our online community forum for Buttenshaw Park. Once you've registered, we will send you an email with the information you need to log-in and take part.
Stakeholder community forum 6 to 6:45pm, Thursday 30 July
If you or someone you visit the park with has additional needs, please complete the additional needs survey. There's lots of fun to be had in designing a play space, be sure to click on the funbobulator after you do the survey, to check out the types of play equipment we could include.
