Access to public open space is more important than ever. Moreland City Council is working hard to preserve and enhance existing open space, while also creating new parks in areas that need them most.

In 2017, Moreland City Council endorsed the ambitious Park Close to Home framework, a strategic plan to fill open space gaps by creating new parks across Moreland.

This plan has seen acquisition of land to create new parks in 6 locations, one being at number 14 Frith Street Brunswick. Join the conversation about this exciting new park!


A draft concept plan has been prepared in consideration of the site’s interesting history, to be preserved and celebrated in the new park.

The draft concept plan presents spaces A, B, C and D - as shown below - where future park visitors can have their say on what goes in.

Frith Street draft concept plan

Options

Options have been nominated for these areas in the draft concept plan

Quick Poll - Area A

Which element would you like to see in Area A?

View the draft concept plan on page 4 of the story and select your preference below

This poll has concluded.

A.1 - Bouldering wall with rubber mats
26% (17 votes)
A.2 - Small enclosed dog off-leash area
18% (12 votes)
A.3 - Communitiy garden
25% (16 votes)
A.4 - More green space
31% (20 votes)
Total Votes: 65

Area B

Which element would you like to see in Area B?

This poll has concluded.

B.1 - Ping pong tables
54% (46 votes)
B.2 - Fitness equipment
46% (39 votes)
Total Votes: 85

Area C

Which element would you like to see in Area C?

This poll has concluded.

C.1 - Basketball half-court
71% (58 votes)
C.2 Mini Futsal half-court
29% (24 votes)
Total Votes: 82

Area D

Which play element would you like to see in Area D?

This poll has concluded.

D.1 - Water play
38% (39 votes)
D.2 - Nature Play
37% (38 votes)
D.3 - Playful climbing structures
16% (16 votes)
D.4 - Contemporary play equipment
10% (10 votes)
Total Votes: 103

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