Mount Victoria Playspace and Court Upgrades

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SURVEY IS NOW CLOSED

Council is undertaking a project to upgrade the playspace and courts at Mount Victoria Memorial Park.

Your input is vital as we plan the exciting upgrade.

Scheduled to commence construction in April 2025, the upgrade will encompass play options, accessible pathways and an upgrade to the tennis courts.

Through the Have Your Say survey, you can tell us what is important to you, and what you would like included in the playspace and courts.

Made possible through a grant from the Australian Government’s Priority Community Infrastructure Program, the project is designed to improve the parks play and sport offerings for locals, and promote local tourism by encouraging travellers passing through Mount Victoria to stop and enjoy the park.

The upgrade will also see the rebuilding of three significant retaining walls within the park, work which has been deemed as necessary in a recent Geotech report Council has received.

The project builds upon the success of recent works in Mount Victoria, including the Mount Victoria Village Recovery Package, which has revitalised various aspects of the village.

We encourage the whole community, in particular Mount Victoria residents, to participate in the Have Your Say survey, as it will give us valuable insights into the project's development.

Following this Have Your Say, Council will present draft designs for further community feedback, ensuring that the final project reflects your wants and needs.

Survey closes 17 June 2024.

SURVEY IS NOW CLOSED

Council is undertaking a project to upgrade the playspace and courts at Mount Victoria Memorial Park.

Your input is vital as we plan the exciting upgrade.

Scheduled to commence construction in April 2025, the upgrade will encompass play options, accessible pathways and an upgrade to the tennis courts.

Through the Have Your Say survey, you can tell us what is important to you, and what you would like included in the playspace and courts.

Made possible through a grant from the Australian Government’s Priority Community Infrastructure Program, the project is designed to improve the parks play and sport offerings for locals, and promote local tourism by encouraging travellers passing through Mount Victoria to stop and enjoy the park.

The upgrade will also see the rebuilding of three significant retaining walls within the park, work which has been deemed as necessary in a recent Geotech report Council has received.

The project builds upon the success of recent works in Mount Victoria, including the Mount Victoria Village Recovery Package, which has revitalised various aspects of the village.

We encourage the whole community, in particular Mount Victoria residents, to participate in the Have Your Say survey, as it will give us valuable insights into the project's development.

Following this Have Your Say, Council will present draft designs for further community feedback, ensuring that the final project reflects your wants and needs.

Survey closes 17 June 2024.

  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Join us in shaping the future of Mount Victoria Memorial Park. Your input is vital as we plan for the exciting playspace and courts upgrade. 

    Scheduled to commence construction in April 2025, the upgrade will encompass play options, accessible pathways and an upgrade to the tennis courts. Through the Have Your Say, you can tell us what is important to you, and what you would like included in the playspace and courts. 

    Share Mount Victoria Playspace and Courts Upgrade on Facebook Share Mount Victoria Playspace and Courts Upgrade on Twitter Share Mount Victoria Playspace and Courts Upgrade on Linkedin Email Mount Victoria Playspace and Courts Upgrade link
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