Tregenza Oval Playground
This consultation has concluded.
We seek your feedback and advice
The City of Burnside seeks your view on the proposed replacement of the playground at Tregenza Oval, Linden Park, located between Wemyss Street and Booth Avenue in Linden Park (see location plan on the right).
How can I get involved?
You are invited to assist Council in developing a concept plan for the new playground. We want to hear your thoughts. Simply complete the playground survey, add any other ideas you have to the discussion forum, ask our project team a question if you require more information or email us.
We seek your feedback and advice
The City of Burnside seeks your view on the proposed replacement of the playground at Tregenza Oval, Linden Park, located between Wemyss Street and Booth Avenue in Linden Park (see location plan on the right).
How can I get involved?
You are invited to assist Council in developing a concept plan for the new playground. We want to hear your thoughts. Simply complete the playground survey, add any other ideas you have to the discussion forum, ask our project team a question if you require more information or email us.
The consultation concludes 5pm on Monday 26 August 2013.
We seek your feedback and advice
The City of Burnside seeks your view on the proposed replacement of the playground at Tregenza Oval, Linden Park, located between Wemyss Street and Booth Avenue in Linden Park (see location plan on the right).
How can I get involved?
You are invited to assist Council in developing a concept plan for the new playground. We want to hear your thoughts. Simply complete the playground survey, add any other ideas you have to the discussion forum, ask our project team a question if you require more information or email us.
The consultation concludes 5pm on Monday 26 August 2013.
Background
Primarily used for cricket and rugby, there is a small fenced playground located in the South west corner of the reserve. The playground and fencing are in poor condition and have been identified as in need of replacement.
Council’s Playground Strategy states that the playground is of a local scale and should meet the needs of the immediate local community. The playground is primarily designed to cater for younger children.
Next Steps
Council will review the responses and develop a concept design that will incorporate community feedback. It is anticipated that construction of the playground and landscape will occur in early 2014.
Further Information
For more information please contact City of Burnside’s Project Support Officer, Erica Lukacs, on 8366 4102 or elukacs@burnside.sa.gov.au
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Update
Share Update on Facebook Share Update on Twitter Share Update on Linkedin Email Update linkThe Tregenza Oval Playground engagement closed 26 August 2013. The vast majority of responses were in favour of the upgrade. The most popular landscape features and amenities were the seating and shade options. While the most popular play features were:
- Swinging
- Sliding
- Climbing
A design was developed in response to the community feedback and the upgrade was completed in June 2014.
During the works, the swing and slide were upgraded, and mounds made with rubber soft fall were added to the playground to provide children with climbing and sensory experiences. Further interactive elements such as sound tubes and puzzle panels were assembled in order to ensure maximum play experiences in the small area.
Upgraded fencing, rubber surfacing and entry gates on two sides ensure a safe experience for everyone.
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Tregenza Oval Playground Update
Share Tregenza Oval Playground Update on Facebook Share Tregenza Oval Playground Update on Twitter Share Tregenza Oval Playground Update on Linkedin Email Tregenza Oval Playground Update linkThe results from the Tregenza Oval Playground Upgrade Community Survey that closed in August 2013 are listed below.
Out of the 55 valid responses, 98% were in favour of the upgrade and only 1 respondent not in favour.
The most popular play features were:
- Swinging (84%);
- Sliding (82%); and
- Climbing (75%).
The most popular landscape features & amenities were:
- Seating (84%); and
- Shade (75%).
70% of respondents made additional comments, with a variety of suggestions being made, covering a range of topics. Popular trends included lighting for the oval, easier access to the playground and drink/water fountains.
A concept design has been developed in response to the community feedback. The new playground will see the popular existing swing and slide replaced with up to date versions of the equipment. Mounds with artificial grass will add climbing and sensory experiences for younger children. Further interactive elements such as sound tubes and puzzle panels will ensure as many play experiences as possible are fit into the small space. In terms of additional amenities, upgraded fencing, rubber surfacing and ramp access on two sides will ensure a safe experience for carers with young children.
Works are currently underway with a target completion date of mid June 2014. For more information, contact Chris Linnell on 8366 4200 or clinnell@burnside.sa.gov.au.
- Swinging (84%);
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Key Dates
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22 August 2013