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Lismore City Council is responsible for our public parks and playgrounds in the Lismore local government area. As part of our commitments in the Lismore City Council Delivery Plan 2023 – 2027 and the Open Spaces Strategy 2024 – 2034, we aim to elevate play spaces and ensure they align with community needs and the play hierarchy (see the Open Spaces Strategy 2024 – 2034). This commitment to managing our parks and assets, ensures financial sustainability while enhancing the long-term value for everyone.
As part of our forward works program, Council staff have recently undertaken an audit of our local and neighbourhood parks. This audit identified a number of parks that require renewal, with preliminary assessment determining the scope of works required. When assessing parks, staff considered:
Open Space Strategy Play Hierarchy
Playground lifecycle
Playground catchment area
Playground design and offering
Playground usage and residing population
Shade offering
Site conditions
Budget and resources to construct and maintain
The Parks Renewal Program will commence in June 2025. Council will connect with community – listen and engage – to create quality recreational spaces.
In alignment with the 2025 – 2026 Budget, the following locations have received budget allocation for renewal.
Consultation - Thursday, 10 July 2025 to Thursday, 31 July 2025
Further parks to be announced.
Further information regarding project updates are available on the Lismore City Council Current Projects Parks Renewal Program web page.
Lismore City Council is responsible for our public parks and playgrounds in the Lismore local government area. As part of our commitments in the Lismore City Council Delivery Plan 2023 – 2027 and the Open Spaces Strategy 2024 – 2034, we aim to elevate play spaces and ensure they align with community needs and the play hierarchy (see the Open Spaces Strategy 2024 – 2034). This commitment to managing our parks and assets, ensures financial sustainability while enhancing the long-term value for everyone.
As part of our forward works program, Council staff have recently undertaken an audit of our local and neighbourhood parks. This audit identified a number of parks that require renewal, with preliminary assessment determining the scope of works required. When assessing parks, staff considered:
Open Space Strategy Play Hierarchy
Playground lifecycle
Playground catchment area
Playground design and offering
Playground usage and residing population
Shade offering
Site conditions
Budget and resources to construct and maintain
The Parks Renewal Program will commence in June 2025. Council will connect with community – listen and engage – to create quality recreational spaces.
In alignment with the 2025 – 2026 Budget, the following locations have received budget allocation for renewal.
Spinaze Park was identified as an underperforming local park in an audit completed by Council staff. With a goal of elevating play spaces by ensuring they align with community needs and the play hierarchy in the Lismore City Council Open Spaces Strategy 2024 – 2034, Council invites the local community of Tullera and surrounding areas to provide insight on how we can create a quality recreational space.
The information gathered in this survey and previous community engagement's, will be used to construct a park that align with Council's and the community's vision for Spinaze Park.
This survey opens Wednesday, 09 July and will close at 4 pm on Thursday, 31 July 2025.
All submissions, including any personal information contained therein, will become publicly available documents and will be made available on Council’s website, in accordance with the provisions of the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009.
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Tamarind Park was identified as an underperforming local park in an audit completed by Council staff. With a goal of elevating play spaces by ensuring they align with community needs and the play hierarchy in the Lismore City Council Open Spaces Strategy 2024 – 2034, Council invites the local community of Dunoon and surrounding areas to provide insight on how we can create a quality recreational space.
This survey opens Wednesday, 04 June and will close at 4 pm on Sunday, 29 June 2025.
All submissions, including any personal information contained therein, will become publicly available documents and will be made available on Council’s website, in accordance with the provisions of the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009.
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