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New and ongoing projects
(Back to top)See the latest park upgrades and have your say on projects that matter.
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Each year up to 4 playgrounds are included in the annual playground replacement works program. Playgrounds are selected and identified from an annual playground safety audit we undertake on all our playground sites across the City. From this safety audit every playground is given a condition rating which determines its priority within our renewal program.
Please see link below to find out more about the current scheduled playgrounds.
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Council is seeking community feedback to help develop a Design Brief and Youth Infrastructure Plan.
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City of Parramatta Council is constructing a modified basketball court at Burnside Gollan Reserve in Oatlands.
The project will be commencing week starting 19 August 2024 and take approximately 4 weeks.
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City of Parramatta Council is constructing a modified basketball courts at Cowells Lane Reserve in Ermington.
The project will be commencing week starting 19 August 2024 and take approximately 4 weeks.
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City of Parramatta Council is installing new fitness equipment and a picnic shelter along the Parramatta River Foreshore (between Marsden and O’Connell St – Southern side) in the Parramatta Ward.
Work is scheduled to begin during the week commencing 9 December 2024 and will take approximately 6 weeks to complete, subject to weather.
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The City of Parramatta will soon be undertaking minor works at the base of Queen Avenue stairs on the northern side of the Parramatta River Foreshore. The work involves installing a concrete hardstand in the affected areas to prevent further erosion and to provide a safe work area for staff during flood cleanup on the connecting footbridge.
The Queens Avenue stairs and the area between the Queens Avenue stairs and Elizabeth St footbridge will be closed for the duration of the works. Please use the Elizabeth St or Stewart St stairs for access during this time. Signage will be provided at relevant access points to reflect this.
Council is awaiting a confirmed start date from the contractor which will be updated here once available. Work is likely to be scheduled to start in May 2025 and will take approximately 2 weeks to complete, subject to weather conditions.
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Council will soon be commencing sportsfield upgrade works at the Robin Thomas Reserve, and ancillary works at the adjacent James Ruse Reserve. Work is scheduled to start from Monday 18 November 2024 and will take approximately 25 weeks to complete, subject to weather and site conditions.
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Closed projects
(Back to top)See below for completed projects.
- Anna Maria King ParkPeggy Womersley ReserveRosella ParkThane Street Reserve
- Caroline Chisholm ParkJoseph Knox ParkAlice Watkins ReserveDavid Scott Reserve
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Completed April 2024
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All works were completed by January 2025.
Caber Park has benefited from recent park improvements including improved LED tennis court lighting, a resurfaced tennis court and a resurfaced basketball court.
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Council adopted the Community and Crown Land Plan of Management on 4 December 2023
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Completed August 2024
City of Parramatta Council has installed new climbing equipment at Fred Robertson Park, Bells Road, Oatlands in the Dundas Ward. The additional climbing equipment will enhance the existing popular playgrounds and provide a welcome challenge for children who love to climb!
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Completed August 2024
City of Parramatta Council has installed new climbing equipment at Homelands Reserve, 12 Homelands Avenue in the Dundas Ward. The additional climbing equipment will enhance the existing popular playgrounds and provide a welcome challenge for children who love to climb!
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Completed September 2024
City of Parramatta Council has upgraded the sports pavilion building at Peggy Womersley Reserve (Kingsdene Oval) in Carlingford to better service the needs of local sporting groups. The project involved:
- Demolition of the existing single storey sports pavilion building,
- Installation of a new two storey sports pavilion building including:
- player and referees change rooms,
- club storage facilities,
- kiosk,
- public toilet facilities,
- community room,
- covered viewing deck,
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Associated landscape works including access ramps and stairs.
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Completed January 2025
