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Skating, scootering and BMX riding is about to get a whole lot more 'bangin' in Lake Mac.
Thank you to everyone who contributed to this consultation. You can now view the engagement summary here.
The consultant will now revise the plans for each of the preferred options based on the feedback received and this is expected to be completed by the end of August 2020. Following this, tenders for the construction of the skate parks will be released in early October and the successful contractors will be awarded prior to Christmas.
Construction works are expected to commence in early 2021 with Bernie Goodwin Memorial Reserve, Morisset, first, followed by Bahloo Reserve, Windale, and Thomas H Halton Park, Croudace Bay (dependent on contractor’s schedule).
Bernie Goodwin Memorial Park, Morisset
Bahloo Reserve, Windale
Thomas H Halton Reserve, Croudace Bay
Skating, scootering and BMX riding is about to get a whole lot more 'bangin' in Lake Mac.
Thank you to everyone who contributed to this consultation. You can now view the engagement summary here.
The consultant will now revise the plans for each of the preferred options based on the feedback received and this is expected to be completed by the end of August 2020. Following this, tenders for the construction of the skate parks will be released in early October and the successful contractors will be awarded prior to Christmas.
Construction works are expected to commence in early 2021 with Bernie Goodwin Memorial Reserve, Morisset, first, followed by Bahloo Reserve, Windale, and Thomas H Halton Park, Croudace Bay (dependent on contractor’s schedule).
