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Stage 1 of Westmead’s newest rejuvenated green space in Milson Park is now complete featuring an active transport network, artificial wetlands and improved stormwater drainage, and a shared pathway with pedestrian and cycle bridge with solar lighting.
Residents can now walk and ride through the newly redeveloped Milson Park following a special plaque unveiling this morning.
City of Parramatta Lord Mayor Cr Pierre Esber said he’s proud of Council’s contribution to make this redevelopment a reality.
“Milson Park has transformed into the jewel of Westmead,” Cr Esber said.
“City of Parramatta is proud to have helped turn this former paddock into a popular park with healthy waterways and active transport upgrades including a bridge, pedestrian pathways and cycleways.
“This is one of 18 improvement projects in the Parramatta area delivered by Council this financial year and we will continue to work to provide and improve these vital open spaces as more people consider a move to our City.”
Minister for Regional Development, Local Government and Territories Kristy McBain said it’s a great space for local families to enjoy.
“Milson Park will provide the community of Westmead a fabulous green space for relaxation and recreation with family and friends,” Minister McBain said.
“It’s fantastic to see work complete at Milson Park, with this just one of many projects in which we’re partnering with the City of Parramatta, as part of over $12.7 million in LRCI funding from the Australian Government.”
Federal Member for Parramatta Dr Andrew Charlton said this project will make a difference to local families.
“I was delighted to welcome Minister McBain to Parramatta in February this year, where we highlighted the significant impact of Australian Government-funded projects in our city. Milson Park a great example of that investment in action,” Dr Charlton said.
“This project delivers on my vision to support residents while helping give local kids the best possible start to life with high-quality green spaces and community infrastructure.
“As Parramatta continues to grow, I will continue to help deliver the community infrastructure that local families deserve.”
The project was funded by the City of Parramatta in conjunction with Sydney Water, Transport for NSW and the Australian Government’s Local Roads and Community Infrastructure (LRCI) Program. Sydney Water will manage the new artificial wetlands and water infrastructure.
