Bunyarra Reserve Park Project - Bunyarra Drive, Emu Plains

Background

Penrith City Council has 148 play grounds across the Local Government Area. Council has a commitment to improve our play grounds and is carrying out an asset renewal program. Stage 1 of the park upgrade was completed in 2018. Stage 2 of the upgrade is required to improve the way the playground and reserve is used by the community. Council is seeking community input to help us deliver the best result for the community.

What is possible in the upgrades?

  • Some minor play equipment upgrades
  • new seating
  • new landscaping
  • new planting and shade options
  • pathways

What is not possible in the upgrades?

  • new location within reserve
  • playground surface upgrade
  • new fencing and toilets
  • water playground or splash pad

How are works being funded?

The parks have been selected based on their condition so are due for renewal (they are at the end of their useful life) Playgrounds are funded through the parks Asset Renewal Program.

Access to parks during upgrades?

During construction the playground equipment and surrounding area will be closed with fencing installed around the spaces unavailable for play. During this time, why not try some of our other parks? You can view a map and list of our parks at https://www.penrithcity.nsw.gov.au/facilities-recreation/outdoor-recreation/playgrounds

What if my local playground isn’t on this list but needs improvements?

Over the next 5 years we will upgrade more than 25 local playgrounds across the Penrith City Council area.

There is a good chance that if your park is looking tired and requiring improvement, it could be next in line for Parks Asset Renewal funding in the coming year(s).

What else is happening in the area?

  • Regatta Park Upgrade will see a $24 million upgrade delivered by 2022. This project is co-funded by the NSW and Australian Governments and will deliver enhanced event and festival areas, picnic spaces, river terraces, a regional playground for children and potential future dining precinct with expansive river views. Keep updated by visiting ‘Our River Project’ https://www.penrithcity.nsw.gov.au/waste-environment/environment/our-river-project
  • Brian King Park, Oxley Park; as part of this year’s Mayoral Challenge Year 5 students from Oxley Park Public School worked with Council staff to plan how they could improve the space for their local community.

Stay updated:

  • Council contact: Community Facilities and Recreation Team.
  • Facebook: Penrith City Council page for updates

Background

Penrith City Council has 148 play grounds across the Local Government Area. Council has a commitment to improve our play grounds and is carrying out an asset renewal program. Stage 1 of the park upgrade was completed in 2018. Stage 2 of the upgrade is required to improve the way the playground and reserve is used by the community. Council is seeking community input to help us deliver the best result for the community.

What is possible in the upgrades?

  • Some minor play equipment upgrades
  • new seating
  • new landscaping
  • new planting and shade options
  • pathways

What is not possible in the upgrades?

  • new location within reserve
  • playground surface upgrade
  • new fencing and toilets
  • water playground or splash pad

How are works being funded?

The parks have been selected based on their condition so are due for renewal (they are at the end of their useful life) Playgrounds are funded through the parks Asset Renewal Program.

Access to parks during upgrades?

During construction the playground equipment and surrounding area will be closed with fencing installed around the spaces unavailable for play. During this time, why not try some of our other parks? You can view a map and list of our parks at https://www.penrithcity.nsw.gov.au/facilities-recreation/outdoor-recreation/playgrounds

What if my local playground isn’t on this list but needs improvements?

Over the next 5 years we will upgrade more than 25 local playgrounds across the Penrith City Council area.

There is a good chance that if your park is looking tired and requiring improvement, it could be next in line for Parks Asset Renewal funding in the coming year(s).

What else is happening in the area?

  • Regatta Park Upgrade will see a $24 million upgrade delivered by 2022. This project is co-funded by the NSW and Australian Governments and will deliver enhanced event and festival areas, picnic spaces, river terraces, a regional playground for children and potential future dining precinct with expansive river views. Keep updated by visiting ‘Our River Project’ https://www.penrithcity.nsw.gov.au/waste-environment/environment/our-river-project
  • Brian King Park, Oxley Park; as part of this year’s Mayoral Challenge Year 5 students from Oxley Park Public School worked with Council staff to plan how they could improve the space for their local community.

Stay updated:

  • Council contact: Community Facilities and Recreation Team.
  • Facebook: Penrith City Council page for updates
  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Bunyarra Reserve Park Survey

    Council is seeking your feedback on the possible design elements of the new Bunyarra Reserve playground. Council will use this information to shape and develop the design. This will be done as best as possible with the current funds for this project.

    Council is seeking your feedback on the possible design elements of the new Bunyarra Reserve playground. Council will use this information to shape and develop the design. This will be done as best as possible with the current funds for this project.

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