Project update - 30 November 2022

Consultation on the project has closed. Thank you to everyone who provided feedback.


Kevin Flint Memorial Reserve was built in 2007. It is classified as a Flagship Park in our Creating Better Parks Policy and Plan.

The reserve includes:

  • a constructed lake
  • large open grassed areas
  • many significant mature trees.
  • an enclosed ‘destination dog park’
  • sporting ovals
  • facilities
  • pavilions.

The existing park and playground facilities include

  • pathway and stair network
  • playground
  • picnic facilities
  • two shelters
  • public toilet
  • car park.

Some of these facilities are outdated and in need of improvements or replacement.

The intent of the upgrade is to:

  • create a meaningful and iconic place for the community
  • create a multi-functional and adaptable space for diverse activities
  • provide equity and accessibility for different groups of people, and encourage social interaction.

To achieve this, the upgrade will include:

  • playground improvements to cater to a range of ages and abilities
  • accessibility upgrades to car parking and the public toilet
  • upgrading existing shelters and BBQ facilities
  • upgrading existing pathways and furniture to provide better accessibility and amenity
  • landscaping to enhance biodiversity and amenity.

We want to hear your feedback on the proposed draft concept plan. We encourage parents and carers to involve their children/dependents when giving feedback.

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