Your City Summer 2017

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City of Ryde Community Newsletter Summer 2016

Feature Story

$5m boost for Shrimptons Creek Corridor upgrade The Council’s vision to link parklands and open spaces along the Shrimptons Creek Corridor has been given a $5 million funding boost from the State Government’s Precinct Support Scheme. The $5 million will go to planned upgrades to Wilga Park, Quandong Reserve, Lachlan Place, Shrimptons Creek and Elouera Reserve, which include: •

Improved public access between the parks

Upgraded seating, signage and lighting

A public fitness station and park improvements in Wilga Park

Upgraded playground and park improvements in Elouera Reserve

A boardwalk along a section of Shrimptons Creek

Terraced landscaping to create an amphitheatre for community events

Improved water quality and natural vegetation along Shrimptons Creek. QUANDONG RESERVE

Proposed works: 10. Expanding the path network within the Reserve; 11. Providing new lighting, bins and bubblers; and 12. Updating fencing, signage and improving sight lines.

The final design, community consultation and planning phase will take place in 2017 and works are expected to be completed by the end of 2018.

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Proposed works: 13. Shared use path between Elouera Reserve and Quandong Reserve; 14. Tree planting to provide a visual link between parks; and 15. Entry thresholds to Quandong Reserve and Elouera Reserve.

Proposed works: 16. Enhancing playground upgrade; 17. Terracing site for usable informal spaces; 18. Additional seating / meeting areas; and 19. Improving lighting and sight lines to Lachlan Place.

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Proposed works: 1. Upgrade shared user path; 2. Realign shared user path to improve sightlines; 3. Terrace seating to create an amphitheatre for community events; 4. Fitness station; 5. Boardwalk along a section of Shrimptons Creek; 6. Viewing platform to Shrimptons Creek from Waterloo Road 7. Improving water quality and natural vegetation along Creek; 8. Providing new lighting, bins and bubblers; and b c 9. Providing new lighting along the shared user path to improve amenity and safety.

This is a great outcome for the community and for the sustainable management and appreciation of this important natural feature.

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Better access and improved public amenities means the whole area will be revitalised and opened up for the community to enjoy.

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Suggested proposed works are not works that are funded under this agreement and are shown on the plan for contextual purposes only: a. Continuing lighting upgrade along shared user path between Epping Road and Wilga Park; b. Improving safety and amenity of Epping Road Underpass through lighting / artwork; and c. Constructing new stairs and path from Epping Road.

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Suggested proposed works are not works that are funded under this agreement and are shown on the plan for contextual purposes only: d. Proposed pedestrian bridge from Wilga Park to opposite embankment; e. Suggested shared user path and path lighting to provide connectivity; f. Suggested bioretention swale is association with shared user path; and g. Suggested revegetation of embankment and Core Riparian Zone.

SHRIMPTONS CREEK EMBELLISHMENT OVERALL PLAN NTS

Please note: The proposed embellishment plan will be subject to more detailed consultation and design. This will commence in early 2017.


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