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Consultation has concluded
Project Update
Council staff have re-engaged with the sporting users of Park 21W to refine the draft Concept Plan, which means it will be several months before we have a revised Plan. The Council has also engaged an architect firm to start developing concepts for the new clubroom facility.
In the interim, along with the engagement summary, we are also making available the feedback received verbatim. There are now two additional documents - one is a spreadsheet containing responses received via the Yoursay survey. The other document contains copies of written responses received from individuals and organisations. Both documents have personal information removed for privacy reasons.
Thank you to everyone who submitted feedback on the draft Concept Plan for Golden Wattle Park/Mirnu Wirra (Park 21W). We received 65 feedback forms and 18 e-mails and letters.
At this point, the timing of presenting the engagement summary along with a revised Concept Plan to the Adelaide Park Lands Authority and Council is undetermined. This relates to the original intention to present the concept plan along with a draft design of the new change rooms. Until we have completed our review of the draft Concept Plan, design work on the change rooms will not commence. We will provide another update once we have a clearer understanding of timing.
Find out more about creating recreational opportunities in Golden Wattle Park/Mirnu Wirra below:
| Engagement Pack | Park 21W Concept Plan | FAQs | Please contact for further information |
We are seeking your ideas and suggestions for providing opportunities for the community to actively use Golden Wattle Park/Mirnu Wirra (Park 21W).
If you an idea, suggestion or an image that you would like to share, please send it through.
You can also also ask us questions about this project using the Q & A tab here.
Native birds are struggling to find habitat. We need to encourage people to get out and walk for health and fitness. The city needs more colour.
Native vegetation is a resource that is vastly under valued. Development often occurs at the cost of existing native vegetation. Where parklands are developed it is often done by planting exotic grass, manicured gardens and sweeping landscaping changes.
Senior Coordinator Recreation and Sport
| Phone | 08 8203 7688 |
| r.scheuboeck@cityofadelaide.com.au |
