Mt Torrens Play Space Upgrade

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Consultation has concluded

6 July 2021

FINAL UPDATE:

The Mt Torrens Play Space Project is now complete and the play ground is ready for fun fun fun!

Check out the photos on the right.



Draft Concept Plan Feedback Now Closed

Thank you to everyone who has provided feedback as part of this initial stage of designing the play space at Mt Torrens Centenary Park (Leckie Playground).

Take a look at the draft concept plan in the document library.


Your initial feedback has been reviewed and collated into a Consultations Outcome Report this informed the draft Concept Plan design.

Our next steps are to:

  • make any necessary changes to the design based on feedback
  • start planning the play space build.

We will use this project page to keep you updated on progress - if at any time you have any questions you can call or email our team:

To read more about how we undertake Play Space Upgrades read this handy fact sheet.


Background

This play space upgrade was identified in the Council’s 2019/20 Annual Business Plan and $120,000 has been allocated to undertake the works.

The Mt Torrens play space is classified as a ‘Local’ Play Space. A ‘Local’ Play Space in the Adelaide Hills Council is:

  • An area intended for local play, often equipment based
  • Visited by people who live nearby, sometimes by foot, for a short period of time.

Approximately third of the $180,000 will need to cover landscaping and site preparation and the other half will be used for play space elements (eg equipment, seating, nature play elements and signage).

Not included in the project is lighting, bbqs, public toilets, parking and fencing.


6 July 2021

FINAL UPDATE:

The Mt Torrens Play Space Project is now complete and the play ground is ready for fun fun fun!

Check out the photos on the right.



Draft Concept Plan Feedback Now Closed

Thank you to everyone who has provided feedback as part of this initial stage of designing the play space at Mt Torrens Centenary Park (Leckie Playground).

Take a look at the draft concept plan in the document library.


Your initial feedback has been reviewed and collated into a Consultations Outcome Report this informed the draft Concept Plan design.

Our next steps are to:

  • make any necessary changes to the design based on feedback
  • start planning the play space build.

We will use this project page to keep you updated on progress - if at any time you have any questions you can call or email our team:

To read more about how we undertake Play Space Upgrades read this handy fact sheet.


Background

This play space upgrade was identified in the Council’s 2019/20 Annual Business Plan and $120,000 has been allocated to undertake the works.

The Mt Torrens play space is classified as a ‘Local’ Play Space. A ‘Local’ Play Space in the Adelaide Hills Council is:

  • An area intended for local play, often equipment based
  • Visited by people who live nearby, sometimes by foot, for a short period of time.

Approximately third of the $180,000 will need to cover landscaping and site preparation and the other half will be used for play space elements (eg equipment, seating, nature play elements and signage).

Not included in the project is lighting, bbqs, public toilets, parking and fencing.


Imagine your play space

Tell us about your favourite play space. Maybe it is a real space, maybe it is a space you have imagined.

What does it look like?

What does it feel like?

What can you do there?

Why is this your favourite?


Consultation has concluded
CLOSED: This discussion has concluded.

Nature play with water, wooden play equipment and rocks. Develop the BMX bike track that more and more kids are using.

Kerry over 4 years ago

Nature Play, with water, rocks, sand
Gym equipment for adult use
Sandpit
Playground and possibly a disabled swing for wheelchairs
Fenced in, shady, picnic seating, toilets

Lou over 4 years ago