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Contents

Acknowledgement of Country

Cumberland City Council acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of this land, the Darug people, and pays respect to their elders past, present and future.

COMMUNITY STRATEGIC PLAN DRIVERS

5.1 Core Objectives and Guidelines

1. INTRODUCTION

5.2 Land Categorisation

1.1 Background

5.3 Assigned Categories

1.2 What is a Plan of Management?

5.4 Approach to Categorising Community Land

1.3 Need for this Plan of Management

1.4 How this Plan of Management was prepared

5.5 Approach to Categorising Community Land with More Than One Character or Land Use

1.5 Community Consultation

5.6 Management of Land Categorised as Park

5.7 Hierarchy / Amenity Guidelines

1.6 Change and Review

5.8 Guiding Principles / Strategic Priorities

2. LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK

5.9 How We Will Address the Opportunities and Challenges Ahead

2.1 Legislative Requirements

2.2. Relevant State and Federal Legislation

2.3 Council Plans, Strategies, Policies and Procedures

3. LAND DESCRIPTION

3.1 Land Profile

3.2 Land Covered by This Plan of Management

3.3 Land Not Covered by This Plan of Management

3.4 Community Land Covered by Other Plans of Management

3.5 Types of Parks

4. CONTEXT

4.1 Community Profile and Trends

4.2 Opportunities and Challenges Ahead for Community Spaces

5. BASIS FOR MANAGEMENT

6. LAND USE

6.1 Cumberland City Council Land Use and Development

6.2 Permissable Use And Development

6.3 Restricted and Prohibited Activities

6.4 Future Use

6.5 Future Development

6.6 Master Planning

6.7 Leases, Licences and other Estate

7. ACTION PLAN

8. APPENDIX

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Supporting a Safe, Healthy, Creative and Connected Community

Enhancing the Natural and Built Environment

Delivering Sustainable, Safe and Accessible Infrastructure and Services

STRATEGIC GOAL 1: Supporting a Safe, Healthy, Creative and Connected Community Objective 1.1 Our community is resilient, cohesive, creative and supports inclusion, access and diversity

Objective 3.1 We have public spaces and recreational assets that are welcoming, liveable and promote pride in the area

Objective 1.2 We have a safe, healthy and connected community

Objective 3.2 We have a clean and safe environment to live, work and play

Objective 1.3 Our community is empowered with knowledge, support and capacity building

Objective 3.3 Our community infrastructure assets are well planned, delivered and maintained

STRATEGIC GOAL 2: Enhancing the Natural and Built Environment Objective 2.1 We celebrate our diverse built and natural environments

Providing Transparent, Accountable and Strong Local Leadership

Cumberland’s Community Strategic Plan articulates strategic goals each with three related objectives that were developed based on what the community has told Council that they want.

A Plan of Management is a document required by legislation, that identifies how Community land will be managed. Plans of Management will respond to many aspects of the above goals.

STRATEGIC GOAL 3: Delivering Sustainable, Safe and Accessible Infrastructure and Services

Objective 2.2 We have places and spaces that are vibrant, accessible and encourage economic prosperity

STRATEGIC GOAL 4: Providing Transparent, Accountable and Strong Local Leadership Objective 4.1 We are proud to be served by a sustainable, responsible and transparent organisation, underpinned by good governance Objective 4.2 We make progressive decisions, building a culture of sustainable innovation, excellence and safety Objective 4.3 We are well informed, engaged and included in decision making and long term planning and have easy access to Council

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Inrtoduction

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1.1 Background

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This document is a generic Parks Plan of Management (PoM) created for specific community assets which are located on City of Cumberland Community Land and categorised as a Park that will service the current and future needs of a growing community. This Parks PoM includes Community Land, and Crown Reserve areas categorised as a Park under the care, control and management of Council. It consolidates the existing PoMs of the former councils as listed below: Auburn Botanical Gardens Precinct PoM 2001 Auburn Parks PoM 2001 Auburn General Community Use PoM 2001 Auburn Sportsground PoM 2001 Charles Mance Reserve and Byron Park PoM 2016 Civic Park PoM 2002 Crosby Street Park PoM 2007 Duck River Foreshore PoM Finlaysons Creek PoM 2004 Girraween Park PoM 2015 Greystanes Creek PoM 1998 Holroyd Council Parks PoM 1997 Holroyd Council Sportsgrounds PoM 1997 Lakewood Estate Riparian Corridor PoM 2023 Marrong Reserve PoM 2023 Nelsons Ridge PoM 2006 Oriole Park and Surrounds PoM 2001 Parramatta Community Land PoM 2014 Prospect Creek PoM 2004 Wentworthville Memorial Park PoM 1997

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1.2 What is a Plan of Management? The Local Government Act 1993 and the Crown Land Management Act 2016 require councils to prepare Plans of Management (PoM) in consultation with the community for all public land that is classified as community land that is under the care, control and management of Council. A PoM is an important management tool that require councils to outline land use, management objectives, development and monitoring controls to ensure a transparent and coordinated approach to public land management. Community land is a valued resource that supports important elements of community life. It can include a variety of properties, ranging from small recreation reserves to iconic parks, and buildings. A PoM can be prepared for more than one parcel of land, generic or geographic, or for a single property, significant or specific.

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Community Spaces

Parks

Sports Grounds

Community Spaces

Sports Grounds

Community Spaces Parks

General Community Use

Parks

Bushland and Riparian Zones Community Spaces

1.3 Need for this Plan of Management

Bushland and Riparian Zones Parks

Site Specific or culture Sports Grounds Morris Street Park

Parks are defined as land which is Parks improved by landscaping, gardens or the provision non-sporting SportsofGrounds equipment and facilities, and for uses which are mainly passive or active recreational, social, Sports Grounds educational and cultural pursuits that do not intrude on the peaceful enjoyment of the land by others.

General Community Use land is defined as land that may be made available for use for any purpose for which community culture land Site may Specific be used,or and does not satisfy the definition of natural area, sportsground, park or area of cultural significance.

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Community hub

Staffed community centres

Sportsgrounds community centres Sportsgrounds are defined as Community land used primarily forhub active libraries recreation involving organised sports or playing outdoor games.

Staffed community centres Art culture

Bushland and Riparian Zones

community centres centrally located

Site Specific or culture

leisure and pools libraries

Bushland and Riparian Zones centrally located The Local Government Act 1993 and the Crown Land Management Act 2016 require that community land is categorised as either parks, sportsgrounds, general community use, natural areas, or a site of specific or cultural significance. Land categorised as Community Land must be managed and used in accordance with an adopted PoM. Council cannot undertake any activities, uses or developments which are not provided for in a PoM. Any changes to a PoM must be publicly exhibited in accordance with the Local Government Act. This document is a Generic PoM that is both a management guide for Council and a commitment to the community of the shared objectives for parks land owned or under the care, control and management of Cumberland City Council.

It identifies objectives and establishes directions for planning, resource management and maintenance of Parks. It defines Council policy and direction and provides a basis for assigning priorities in works Site Specific or culture programming and budgeting within Council’s financial centrally located capacity. Cumberland City Council will prepare generic PoMs to cater for its Community land and Crown land managed as community land. Single land and geographic PoMs for sites with specific or cultural significance. Visually Prom

centrally located

This PoM does not cover park assets within Cumberland City Council that are managed by other entities.

Multipurpose centrally located

Site Specific or culture centrally located

Natural Areas centrally located Natural areas are defined as land possessing a significant feature centrally located that would be sufficient to further categorise the land as bushland, wetland, centrally escarpment, watercourse located or foreshore.

centrally located Visually Prom

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Art culture Education

Visually Prom Sites with specific attributes or defined as culturally significant are an important part of the community’s identity and require additionalMultipurpose care and consideration appropriate to its requirements. In line with the Local Government Act 1993, Council prepares individual PoMs for sites of specific or cultural significance.

leasedand facilites leisure pools

gardens escarpment Education Natural Area

Visually Prom Multipurpose

Site of Specific or Cultural Significance

gardens

leased facilites Wetlands

Multipurpose Watercourse

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1.4 How this Plan of Management was Prepared

State Plans & Strategies

Relevent Regional Plans and Prioriteies

CONSULTATIONS

Other Council Strategies and Plans

Resourcing Strategy

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The in preparing this Plan of JO approach Statement of Strategic Management is outlined in the following figure. Regional Priorities

Community Strategic Plan

STAGES

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Council Endorsement

Report to Council

Crown Land Endorsement

Displayed on Cumberland City Council’s website and Have Your Say, advertisement in the local papers, copies to view at the Service Centres (Auburn and Merrylands) and at all Libraries.

Public Exhibition and Public Hearing

Written submissions to Council

Workforce Management Strategy

Examples Include: Disability Inclusion Access Plan Local Strategic Planning Statement Environmental Strategies

Long-Term Financial Plan

Public Hearing Report

Asset Management Strategy and Plans

Summary of Submissions

Delivery Program Community Engagement Strategy May include Community Participation Plan

Consider Submissions Operational Plan

Annual Report

Resolution by Council

Prepare Final Plan of Management

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Council Adoption

Report to Council

Implementation

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1.5 Community Consultation Community consultation and input is important to ensure a Plan of Management meets the current and future needs and values of the community. It also demonstrates a commitment to the community of the shared objectives for public land use and management of Cumberland City community assets.

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1.6 Change and Review Before a PoM can be adopted by Council, it must be placed on public exhibition for at least 28 days. The period in which written submissions can be received is not less than 42 days from the first day of public exhibition. In addition, a public hearing must be held, in accordance with the requirements of Sections 40(A) and 47(G) of the Local Government Act 1993. A public hearing is no longer required for Crown land for a change in categorisation via a Plan of Management (Section 70B Crown Land Management Regulation 2018).

This PoM will require regular review to reflect changing community needs, Council priorities and legislation updates.

A review of this PoM is intended to be undertaken at five to ten year intervals to ensure community land is well managed to provide a safe environment for the community. The community will be provided with an opportunity to participate in any reviews of the PoM in accordance with the requirements of the Local Government Act 1993.

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2.1 Legislative Requirements Phillips Park

The content of PoMs is prescribed by legislation and regulations that deal with the management of Community Land and Crown Reserves in NSW as summarised below. NSW Local Government Act 1993

NSW Local Government (General) Regulation 2021

NSW Crown Land Management Regulation 2018

Native Title Act 1993 (Cth)

The Local Government Act, 1993 (LG Act) sets out the requirements of all land owned by Council to be categorised as either Community or Operational land. The Act requires PoMs to be prepared, in consultation with the community for all public land classified as Community land. Council land that is classified Operational does not require a PoM.

The Local Government Regulation regulates all local government in NSW and outlines Council powers, authorities, duties and functions. It establishes a set of principles that guide Council in undertaking its functions, such as community land management.

The Crown Land Management (CLM) Regulation 2018 explains how parts of the CLM Act are carried out, giving Crown land managers, tenure holders and users clarity and certainty.

Under the Native Title Act, 1993 all activities on the land must address the issue of Native Title. Whilst a successful claim for native title will lead to official recognition of native title rights, native title rights are considered to pre-date such recognition. Native Title can therefore be relevant to activities carried out on the land even if no native title claim has been made or registered.

This PoM has been prepared in accordance with the LG Act which provides a legal framework to guide councils in their role and responsibility in the management, improvement and development of land classified as Community land. The requirements of a Plan of Management are set out in Section 36(3) of the Act. A Plan of Management for Community land must identify the following – a. The category of the land; b. The objectives and performance targets of the plan with respect to the land; c. The means by which the council proposes to achieve the plan’s objectives and performance targets; and d. The manner in which the council proposes to assess its performance with respect to the plan’s objectives and performance targets, and may require the prior approval of the council to the carrying out of any specified activity on the land.

NSW Crown Land Management Act 2016 The Crown Land Management Act 2016 governs the planning, management and use of Crown land, including its reservation or dedication, leasing and licensing. The Department of Planning and Environment and the Crown Land Manager are responsible for the management of Crown land, including Crown Reserves. Under the Crown Land Management Act 2016 a council manager of dedicated or reserved Crown land must manage the land as if it were Community land under the LG Act. These areas of ‘Community land’ are required to have Plans of Management prepared and adopted in accordance with the provisions of the Local Government Act 1993. Proposed facilities and improvements on Crown Reserves must be in line with or ancillary to the purposes for the reserve and relevant legislation including the Local Government Act, 1993, the Crown Land Management Act 2016, the Aboriginal Land Rights Act 1983 and the Native Title Act 1993.

The Regulation covers a range of operational matters relevant to CLMs including: • the protection of Crown land—including activities prohibited and penalty notice offences on Crown land • the management of Crown land—including the requirements of non-council CLMs information on activities, dealings and holdings. This legislation ensures that Crown reserves are responsibly managed and that natural resources such as water, flora and fauna and scenic beauty are conserved, while still encouraging public use and enjoyment of the land.

The native title process must be considered and Council is required to undertake steps to identify the impacts on Native Title for each activity on the land and a Native Title assessment must be undertaken. Almost all activities and public works carried out on the land will affect Native Title and require validation of the future act provisions in Division 3 of the Native Title Act by Council’s Native Title Manager prior to commencement of the activity. Council must receive written advice from its Native Title Manager in relation to certain activities and acts carried out on Crown land. Council as Native Title Manager has provided a Native Title Statement.

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2.2 Relevant Federal and State Legislation

apply to listed key threatening processes, migratory species and nationally threatened species and ecological communities. Any actions on community land that may have a significant impact on one or more Matters of National Environmental Significance require consideration and potential assessment and approval under the EPBC Act. Council must also consider and implement actions in relevant recovery and threat abatement plans.

Telecommunications Act 1997

A range of Federal and State legislation is also relevant to the preparation of this Plan of Management. This information is summarised below. Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 The Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC Act) aims to protect and manage nationally and internationally important flora, fauna, ecological communities and heritage places. These are defined in the EPBC Act as ‘Matters of National Environmental Significance’ and its provisions

Aboriginal Land Rights Act 1983 In NSW, Aboriginal Land Rights sits alongside native title and allows Aboriginal Land Councils to claim ‘claimable’ Crown land that is unlawfully used or occupied. If a claim is successful, the freehold estate of the land is transferred to the Land Council. Council should be mindful that any activity on Crown land is lawful in relation to the reserve purpose of the land and that Crown land under its control is lawfully used and occupied at all times. When planning an activity of the land such as the issue of a lease or licence or any public works, Council should request a search to determine whether an Aboriginal Land Rights claim has been made in relation to the land.

Anti-Discrimination Act 1997 This Act promotes equality of opportunity for all people. The Act makes it unlawful to discriminate against people on the basis of race, including colour, nationality, descent and ethnic, ethno-religious or national origin, 22

Permits telecommunication facilities on community land, subject to Council approval. Note, this Act does not apply to Crown land. Crown land managers cannot, under any act (including the Local Government Act 1993), grant any lease or licence authorising: •

the installation or construction of communication infrastructure on Crown land

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the placement of communication infrastructure on Crown land

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the use of communication infrastructure that is located on Crown land

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access to communication infrastructure that is located on Crown land.

sex, including pregnancy and breastfeeding, marital or domestic status, disability, homosexuality, age, transgender status, and carer responsibilities.

Biodiversity Conservation Act 2016 The Act defines its purpose is to maintain a healthy, productive and resilient environment for the greatest well-being of the community, now and into the future, consistent with the principles of ecologically sustainable development.

Biodiversity Conservation Regulation 2017 Outlines the framework for addressing impacts on biodiversity from development and clearing. It establishes a framework to avoid, minimise and offset impacts on biodiversity from development through the Biodiversity Offsets Scheme

Biosecurity Act 2015 The aim of the NSW Biosecurity Act 2015 is to protect the economy, environment and community from the negative impact of pests, diseases and weeds. It provides a clear framework aimed at a community-wide shared responsibility for biosecurity, including priority weeds.

Coastal Management Act 2016 The objectives of this Act are to manage the coastal environment of New South Wales (including areas mapped within the coastal zone), in a manner consistent with the principles of ecologically sustainable development for the social, cultural and economic wellbeing of the people of the State.

Companion Animals Act 1998 The Companion Animals Act 1998 identifies the effective and responsible care and management of companion animals. The Act sets out the responsibilities of a dog while in a public place and places where they may be prohibited such as children’s playgrounds.

Disability Inclusion Act 2014 Ensures that people with a disability have the same rights to pursue their goals and activities in everyday life. For all people with a disability to be supported to develop and enhance their skills by creating a more inclusive community. The Disability Inclusion Act 2014 sets out the requirements of Council’s Disability Inclusion Action Plan.

Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 The Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 regulates the use and development of all land within the Local Government Area (LGA). Any use or development of land (including community land) must be consistent with applicable State Environmental Planning Policies, Council’s Local Environmental Plan and relevant provisions within Council’s Development Control Plan. Any change in the use (including both activities and development) of Community land is subject to an environmental assessment under the applicable provisions of this Act.

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Fire and Rescue NSW Act 1989 Addresses fire and bushfire safety issues, risk reduction and management (including local council responsibility for the construction and maintenance of fire trails on public lands they manage)

Food Act 2003 The objectives of this Act are to ensure food for sale is both safe and suitable for human consumption, to prevent misleading conduct in connection with the sale of food, and to provide for the application in this State of the Food Standards Code.

Heritage Act 1977 The objectives of the Act are to promote an understanding of the State’s heritage, to encourage the conservation of the State’s heritage, to identify and register items of State heritage significance, to provide interim protection of items of State heritage significance, and to encourage the adaptive reuse of items of State heritage significance.

Pesticides Act 1999 This Act controls and regulates the use of pesticides in NSW. It is an offence under the Act to use a pesticide in a manner that: ‘injures or is likely to injure another person; that damages or is likely to damage any property of another person; harms any non-target animal or plant or harms any animal or plant if there is no approved label or permit for the pesticide; willfully or negligently causes material harm to threatened species or protected animals.’

Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997 The objectives of this Act are to protect, restore and enhance the quality of the environment in New South Wales, having regard to the need to maintain ecologically sustainable development; to provide increased opportunities for public involvement and participation in environment protection; to ensure that the community has access to relevant and meaningful information about pollution; and to reduce risks to human health and prevent the degradation of the environment by the use of mechanisms found within the Act.

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Public Health Act 2010

Water Management Act 2000

The objectives of this legislation is to protect the public’s health and safety around infection control and minimising outbreaks of illness.

Provides for the sustainable and integrated management of water sources, including guidelines to protect and enhance the quality of water in the rivers. This Act controls the extraction of water, how water can be used, the construction of works such as dams and weirs, and the carrying out of activities on or near water sources in NSW.

State Environmental Planning Policies There are a number of State Environmental Planning Policies (SEPP) which may be relevant to community land within this PoM.

State Environmental Planning Policy (Resilience and Hazards) 2021

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2.4 Other Relevant Federal and State Strategies, Policies and Places Other State and Federal strategies, policies and plans provide direction to the development of this Plan of Management. The Plans include:

Including but not limited to: •

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2.3 Council Plans, Strategies, Policies and Procedures

Cumberland Plain Conservation Plan Greater Sydney Commission - Greater Sydney Green Grid Greater Sydney Water Strategy National Water Quality Management Strategy NSW Invasive Species Plan 2023-2028 NSW Government Flood Prone Land Policy Open Spaces Charter

Council’s strategies, policies and plans provide direction to the development of this Plan of Management.

Sydney Metropolitan Weed Management Plan Threatened Species Action Plan

The Plans include:

Access and Equity Policy

Local Housing Strategy

Asbestos Management Policy

Local Strategic Planning Statement

Biodiversity Strategy

Mobile Food Vending Vehicle Policy

CCTV in Public Spaces Policy

Open Space and Recreation Strategy

Child Protection Policy

Outdoor Dinning Policy

Children and Families Strategy

Draft Playspaces Action Plan

Community Strategic Plan

Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP)

Community Engagement Strategy

Smart Places Strategy

Companion Animals Policy

Draft Sports Surfaces Action Plan

Cumberland 2030: Our Local Strategic Planning Statement

Sustainability Action Plan

Development Control Plan (DCP)

Draft Walking and Cycling Strategy

Disability Inclusion Action Plan

Waste and Resource Recovery Strategy

Environmental Management Framework

Youth Strategy

Local Environment Plan (LEP)

Refer to City of Cumberland Council Policy Register

Urban Tree Strategy

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3.1 Land Profile

Cumberland City LGA is approximately 72km2 and is strategically situated in Sydney’s Central City District. The City maintains a diverse network of open spaces covering a total 1,091 hectares over a total of 29 suburbs. This valuable network of parks supports recreational and cultural functions of the City. The following list shows how different land classifications within this PoM contribute to the provision of Park lands within the City of Cumberland: •

Community land - 282

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Operational land* - 12

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Road reserve acting as small parks - 33

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This Parks Plan of Management for Community land, Crown land and Operational land* applies to the following park types:

Regional

District

Local High Density

143

Local

107

Pocket

Cumberland City Parks PoM include: •

Crown land reserves - 8

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Part Crown land reserve - 9

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Owned by other entities - 2

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Part owned by other entities - 19

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Parks with part road reserve - 14

In total, across all PoM types Cumberland City has: OVER

400

Passive Parks

2 Skateparks

Courts 21 Basketball (full and half sized)

225

37 Tennis Courts

Playspaces

10 Off-leash dog areas 28Guilfoyle Park

Outdoor Fitness

12 Stations

Road Reserve Parks

* The legislation does not require a PoM for the management of Operational land or land owned by other entities. Land owned or under the care, control and management of Cumberland City Council with utility sympathetic to Park use located on Operational land or Park with land owned by other entities are listed in this document because Council intends to manage this land in the same way it manages Community land as a (non-exhaustive) guiding principle. If there is a change in use of any operational land, this Plan of Management will not override the statutory and policy provisions of Operational land. Additionally, changes to Parks with land owned by other entities will be subject to the consent and agreement of the relevant land owner.

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3.2 Land Covered by this Plan of Management

3.3 Land Not Covered by this Plan of Management

3.4 Community Land Covered by other Plans of Management

This Parks Plan of Management for Community Land, Crown Land and Operational Land applies to the Cumberland City Local Government Area as shown in this document. All land covered by this PoM is identified in Appendix: Table 1 of this document.

The legislation does not require a PoM for the management of Operational land or land owned by other entities. Land owned or under the care, control and management of Cumberland City Council with utility sympathetic to Park use located on Operational land or Park with land owned by other entities are listed in this document because Council intends to manage this land in the same way it manages Community land as a (non-exhaustive) guiding principle. If there is a change in use of any operational land, this Plan of Management will not override the statutory and policy provisions of Operational land. Additionally, changes to Parks with land owned by other entities will be subject to the consent and agreement of the relevant land owner.

Cumberland City Council is currently preparing or has adopted generic PoMs, and will retain several single PoMs for sites with specific or cultural significance to cater for Community land and Crown land under its care, control and management. All other PoMs that cover Community land and Crown land not identified in this Parks Plan of Management are identified on Cumberland City Council’s corporate website.

Further to this, there may be land not included in this PoM because it is included in other Cumberland PoM’s as noted in section 3.4.

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3.5 Types of Parks

The parks in Cumberland City Council have been divided into six different types based on their size and the services they provide. This is to help identify what each park offers. The six types are: large regional parks, district parks, local high density, local parks, pocket parks and road reserves parks. A park hierarchy categorises parks based on size, facilities, and location to help plan and manage a network of parks that meet community needs. It ensures access to different park types, improves maintenance and security, and is beneficial for equitable access, diverse services, and efficient management. Hierarchy application is described further in this PoM.

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Local High Density

Local

A local high density parks categorises parks designed for high-density neighbourhoods in urban areas. They are smaller and offer limited facilities but provide accessible open space for residents living in dense areas. These parks often feature playgrounds, fitness equipment, seating areas, and may use vertical space with multi-level landscaping or rooftop gardens. The goal is to offer recreational opportunities in areas where traditional larger parks may not be practical.

Local parks are typically smaller parks that provide accessible outdoor recreation opportunities for nearby residents. Local parks are usually located within a 10-minute walk (around 800 metres) from its main users and are not larger than 5 hectares in size. They provide access to various recreational facilities like playgrounds, half courts, shared paths, and seating, and may cater to junior sports or training. Local parks also play a crucial role in preserving local biodiversity by protecting key areas of natural vegetation.

Pocket

Road Reserve Parks

Small, urban and suburban parks that are typically less than 0.2 hectares in size and designed to fit into small spaces, such as vacant lots or street corners. These parks may be created by re-purposing unused or underutilised urban spaces, with the goal of providing nearby residents with a green space for relaxation and recreation. Due to their small size, pocket parks often have limited facilities, such as seating areas, bike racks, or small playgrounds, but may also feature public art, landscaping, or other aesthetic elements.

Road reserves are strips of land adjacent to roads that are usually reserved for the construction and maintenance of transportation infrastructure. However, in some cases, road reserves can also serve as small parks, providing green spaces in urban areas and offering a range of benefits to both people and the environment.

Park Hierarchy Types

Regional

District

District parks are larger parks that serve a wider geographic area, typically a district or several suburbs. These parks are typically between 5 and 10 hectares in size and provide a higher level of amenities and facilities than local parks. District parks generally serve a 2km radius and may include features such as playgrounds, sporting fields, areas of natural vegetation, picnic areas, and walking or cycling paths. They are designed to serve the recreational needs of the wider district and surrounding communities, and may provide sporting facilities for the area. District parks are typically accessible by public transport and have ample parking for visitors.

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District 1. Duck River Reserve North 2. Granville Memorial Park 3. King Park 4. Lawson Square 5. New Glasgow Park

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Local 10. Arcadia Street Park 11. Arnett Park 12. Barcom Street Park 13. Beaufort Street Park 14. Belmont Street Park 15. Bennalong Park 16. Cedric Hoffman Reserve 17. Charles Mance Reserve 18. Coronation Park - Merrylands 19. Cusack Street Reserve 20. Elizabeth Street Park 21. Fifth Street Reserve 22. Fowler Road Reserve 23. Gloucester Avenue Park 24. Illoura Reserve 25. Kurung Reserve 26. Maunder Reserve 27. Memorial Park 28. Moore Park 29. Morris Street Park 30. Munal Reserve 31. Nallawilli Reserve 32. Roy Godfrey Reserve 33. Ruth Street Park 34. Scout Memorial Park 35. Surrey Street Reserve 36. The Esplanade Reserve 37. Unnamed Reserve - Elizabeth Street 38. Warren Try Reserve

Pocket 39. Berwick Street Reserve 40. Bill Heckenberg Park 41. Cardigan Street Substation 42. Chamberlain Park 43. Cusack Street Park 44. Dunshea Place Reserve 45. Fyffe Park 46. George Street Park 47. Granville Train Disaster Memorial 48. Harris Street Park 49 Hillier Street Reserve 50. Holroyd Volunteer Park 51. Karabi Reserve 52. Leigh Street Park 53. Lois Place Park 54. Manchester Street Reserve 55. Maru Reserve 56. Merrylands Remembrance Park 57. Murdock Street Park 58. Sam Taylor Reserve 59. Sarah Daniels Court 60. Shannon Avenue Park 61. Todd Street Park 62. Unnamed Reserve - Bangor Street 63. Unnamed Reserve - Bertha Street 64. Unnamed Reserve - Cardigan Street 65. Unnamed Reserve - Dressler Court 66. Unnamed Reserve - Robert Street 67. Unnamed Reserve - Loftus Street 68. Unnamed Reserve - William Street 69. Wainwright Street Park 70. Warnock Park

Road Reserve Park 71. Apsley Street Road Closures 72. Avenal Street Road Closures 73. Goodlet Street Road Closure 74. Hawksview Street Road Closures 75. Louis Street Reserve 76. Orana Lane 77. Patent Square 78. Post Office Lane Reserve 79. Stimson Street Road Closures

Includes Crown Land Includes Operational Land Includes land owned by other entity Includes Road Reserve

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Greystanes Ward Parks Map

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Pocket 52. Bradman Street Reserve 53. Carnation Street Park 54. Casino Road Reserve 55. Durawi Walkway 56. Guildford Road Park 57. Helena Street Park 58. John Knowles Park 59. Lance Crescent Park 60. Lawson Avenue Walkway 61. Maley Park 62. Martin Cresent Park 63. Nijong Walkway 64. Sandra Street Reserve 65. Serpentine Street Park 66. Unnamed Reserve - Bogan Street 67. Unnamed Reserve - Driftway Drive 68. Unnamed Reserve – Dungara Drive 69. Unnamed Reserve - Naying Drive 70. Unnamed Reserve - Tuabilli Street 71. Unnamed Reserve - Watkin Tench Parade

Road Reserve Park 72. Ernest Street Road Closure 73. Martin Cresent Road Closure 74. Nea Drive Parklets 75. Queen Street Road Closure 76. Ringrose Avenue Traffic Island 77. Virginia Street Road Closure 78. Yennora Avenue Traffic Island

Includes Crown Land Includes Operational Land Includes land owned by other entity Includes Road Reserve

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Local 10. Bardo Park 11. Brooks Circuit Park 12. Coronation Park - Auburn 13. Cutcliffe Reserve 14. Dawes Reserve 15. Grandin Park 16. Hampstead Road Reserve 17. Kibo Reserve 18. Leonie Cresent Reserve 19. Norman May Reserve 20. Norman Park 21. Northumberland Road Reserve 22. Potts Hill Reserve 23. Remembrance Park 24. Remembrance Park - Expansion 25. Spencer Reserve 26. Swete Street Reserve 27. Unnamed Reserve - Joseph Street Water Park 28. Unnamed Reserve - Tallowood Avenue 29. Vivian Cresent Reserve 30. York Street Reserve

Pocket 31. Apex Reserve 32. Bridge Street Gardens 33. Dudley Reserve 34. East Street Reserve 35. Farm Road Park 36. Greatrex Reserve 37. Ironbark Walkway 38. Jewish Reserve 39. Milton Street Reserve 40. Olympic Drive Reserve 41. Olympic Drive Parklets 42. Peden Park 43. Turpentine Park 44. Unnamed Reserve(s) - Botanica 45. Unnamed Reserve - Brooks Circuit 46. Unnamed Reserve - Herdsmans Avenue Walkway 47. Unnamed Reserve - Joseph Street Walkway 48. Unnamed Reserve - Main Avenue 49. Unamed Reserve - New Street 50. Unnamed Reserve - Nyrang Street 51. Unnamed Reserve - Olympic Drive 52. Unnamed Reserve - Water Street 53. Vivian Cresent Drainage Reserve 54. Yarram Street Reserve

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Includes Operational Land Includes land owned by other entity Includes Road Reserve

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South Granville Ward Parks Map

Sheffield

Regional 1. Auburn Botanic Gardens 2. Campbell Hill Pioneer Reserve

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Local High Density 15. Auburn Memorial Park

District 3. Bangor Park 4. Bright Park 5. Colquhoun Park 6. Duck River Picnic Ground 7. Duck River Reserve South 8. Harry Gapes Reserve 9. Mona Park 10. Oriole Park 11. Progress Park 12. RAAF Stores Park 13. Upper Duck River Reserve 14. Webbs Avenue Playing Fields

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Pocket 32. Chisholm Park 33. Fraser Park 34. Fredrick Newby Reserve 35. Grey Box Gum Reserve 36. Unnamed Reserve - Willoughby Street

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Local 16. Angus Park 17. Baraba Reserve 18. Chiswick Park 19. Excelsior Street Playground 20. Kulgun Park 21. Little Duck Creek Reserve 22. Maurice O’Connell Reserve 23. Pine Park 24. Pine Road Park - Future Expansion 25. Unnamed Reserve - Guildford Road 26. Unnamed Reserve - Kirk Avenue 27. Unnamed Reserve - Olsen Street 28. Unnamed Reserve - Station Street 29. Urimbirra Park 30. Victor Brazier Park 31. William Lamb Park

Includes Crown Land Includes Operational Land Includes land owned by other entity Includes Road Reserve

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Wentworthville Ward Parks Map

Wentworthville Ward Parks List

District 1. Cycleway - Berkeley Street 2. Cycleway - Pearson Street 3. Civic Park - Pendle Hill 4. Girraween Park 5. Lytton Street Park 6. M J Bennett Reserve

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Local 9. Alderson Park 10. Austral Avenue Reserve 11. Bombala Street Park 12. Boyne Avenue Park 13. Burnett Street Park 14. Crosby Street Park 15. Crystal Street Reserve 16. Dandie Park 17. Friend Park 18. Girraween Road Park 19. Haywood Place Reserve 20. Irwin Place Park 21. Jirramba Reserve 22. John Silverthorne Park 23. Keene Park 24. Leawarra Reserve 25. Leeton Street Park 26. Linlee Street Park 27. McCleenan Park 28. Monterey Street Park 29. Morgan Street Park 30. Mujar Reserve 31. Nancy Street Park 32. Palm Street Reserve 33. Paul Cresent Reserve 34. Rita Street Park 35. Targo Raod Reserve 36. Toogagal Reserve 37. Toongabbie Road Reserve 38. Wentworthville Memorial Park

Pocket 39. Allen Brierley Reserve 40. Biscayne Avenue Park 41. Boronia Street Park 42. Brewer Cresent Cycleway 43. Bukari Reserve 44. Daley Street Park 45. Finlayson Street Reserve(s) 46. Frederick Street Park 47. Goombarra Reserve 48. Great Western Highway Reserves 49. Hackney Street Reserve 50. Hassal Street Park 51. Hereford Place Reserve 52. Howe Street Park 53. Mansfield Street Park 54. Mardi Street Park 55. Pye Street Park 56. Richmond Street Reserve 57. Ted Cullen Reserve 58. The Portico 59. Toongabbie Reserve 60. Unnamed Reserve - Maunder Avenue 61. Unnamed Reserve - Rita Street 62. Whyman Park 63. Wirralee Street Park 64. Yulunga Reserve

Road Reserve Park 65. Garfield Street Road Closure 66. Gowrie Cresent Traffic Island 67. Hawkesbury Road Shopping Centre Playground 68. Hayes Street Traffic Isle 69. Joyce Street Park 70. Narang Reserve 71. Old Prospect Road Reserve 72. Pemulwuy Reserve 73. Stapleton Street Park Road Closure 74. Teague Street Road Closure

Includes Crown Land Includes Operational Land Includes land owned by other entity Includes Road Reserve

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4.1 Community Profile and Trends Gallard Reserve

The Cumberland Community With a growing population, the Cumberland LGA is one of the most culturally diverse areas in NSW with a unique and vibrant identity. Cumberland is known for its welcoming community events and festivals, its highquality community programs and extensive network of green open spaces. The community has access to five swimming centres, high quality community venues and a network of town centres supporting diverse and dynamic small businesses. The Cumberland area is enjoying population growth, new infrastructure plans and a changing economic landscape that presents opportunities for emerging industries, culture, and city planning. The community is diverse with many young families who are professionals, speak multiple languages and have a range of backgrounds and experiences that contribute to Cumberland’s unique flavour.

A snapshot of the Cumberland community is shown to the right.

252,399 Total Population

are 60+ years

53%

are born overseas.

35% are Christian (Catholic, Protestant and Orthodox)

83,198 Total Household

52%

19%

are young people

is Aboriginal and/or

(10-25 years)

Torres Strait Islander

65%

are men

speak a language at home other than English (around 67 different languages)

48%

are women

attend university

12% are of Lebanese ancestry

13% are of Chinese ancestry

23% are Muslim

13%

are Hindu

6% have a severe or profound disability

38% are households of couples with children

17%

Reference: All statistics from the Australian Bureau of Statistics 2021 Census of Population and Housing or updated estimates. Please note that all statistics have been rounded to the nearest whole number.

The Cumberland Community COMMUNITY PROFILE

LANGUAGES

This profile of the Cumberland community is based on the most recent 2021 Profile.id data. The profile provides insight into the unique characteristics of the Cumberland community.

AGE

The top 5 languages spoken in the Cumberland area (other than English) are:

19%

16.8% 0 - 11yrs

16.4%

The top 5 overseas countries of birth for the Cumberland community are:

50 - 69yrs

12 - 24yrs

In 2021, the dominant age group is ages 30 to 39, which accounted for 17.7% of the total persons.

COUNTRY OF BIRTH

25 - 49yrs

14%

70+ yrs

39.5%

8.3%

Arabic

India

7% 7% 38.2%

18.5%

18.2%

11.2%

5.5%

Nepali

The Cumberland area has a high proportion of:

Couples with children

EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT AND INCOME

Couples household

Lone person household

Single parent with children

Group households

9.6%

23.3% People attending school, TAFE, or university

of people in the Cumberland area need help in their day-to-day lives due to disability.

of people in the Cumberland area provide unpaid care for people with a disability or seniors.

Afghanistan

Nepal

ABORIGINAL OR TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER Born overseas

5.8% People looking for work

Cumberland is a culturally rich, vibrant and diverse area. The area has high proportions of people:

53.2% 6%

CULTURAL DIVERSITY

DISABILITY AND CARERS

The Cumberland area has a high proportion of:

Lebanon

Cantonese

Tamil

HOUSEHOLDS AND HOUSING

Mandarin

China

25.2% Who arrived in Australia within the last 5 years

50.7% From countries where English was not their first language

0.64% of people in the Cumberland area identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander.

65.2%

Who speak a language other than English at home

Reference: All statistics from the Australian Bureau of Statistics 2021 Census 50

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4.2 Opportunities and Challenges Ahead for Parks and Open Spaces

Cumberland City’s Community Strategic Plan identifies local advantages and opportunities, as well as risks and challenges facing Cumberland City now and into the future. Further to this, Cumberland City’s Open Space and Recreation Strategy provides context for how these opportunities and challenges relate to the provision of parklands.

Cumberland faces the broad challenges of the wider Sydney Region and works closely with the Resilient Sydney Program to increase local preparedness for these issues.

Location

Economy

Land Use

Centres

Cumberland benefits from its location and proximity to strategic centres and employment hubs immediately surrounding the area. Our own centres are also valuable assets with potential to provide local jobs and services for our growing population.

Cumberland is home to substantial industrial and employment lands accommodating a diverse range of jobs and services. The Cumberland economy provides over 86,000 local jobs in over 20,000 businesses. Cumberland accessibility to various distribution catchments and the prospect of a better-connected area will be a catalyst for investment in our employment lands precincts.

The majority of land use in Cumberland is residential (56.9%), with the second major contributor being industrial/employment (16.2%). The land use framework in Cumberland is well placed to support additional growth in both jobs and housing in the short to medium term, particularly in our key centres.

Our town centres have a range of services and facilities to support future growth. With opportunities for markets, festivals and other community events, our centres are an important part of the social fabric of Cumberland and a meeting place for the community.

The identified opportunities and challenges are summarised below - however, further details can be found in the relevant strategies.

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Transport Cumberland is generally well serviced by rail, the road network is also extensive and includes cross-regional connections. There is also an extensive bus network serving the Cumberland area. Planned investment in regional transport upgrades and infrastructure by the State Government will significantly improve access for residents and visitors.

Changing Leisure Activities According to the Australian Sports Commission, data on leisure participation and megatrends indicates a growing preference for informal social recreation activities during leisure time. Currently, the top 5 most popular activities in Australia are non-competitive in nature. This trend is expected to continue and strengthen in the coming decades. As a result, it is anticipated that there will be an increased demand for casual use of parklands for social activities. To meet the evolving needs of the entire community, it will be necessary to develop dynamic and versatile infrastructure. Simultaneously, the use of existing conventional sporting facilities is also increasing, necessitating significant investment in turf maintenance, sports lighting, synthetic surfaces, and multipurpose facilities to accommodate future demand.

sustainable principles, cultural considerations, reduce Council resources required and community barriers to use for example keyless access control may mean no key collection process for the customer.

Environmental Risks Urban growth and expansion lead to the loss of habitats in the region and put pressure on the parklands, which serve as a sanctuary for native plants and animals. Without connected vegetation corridors, there is a risk of isolating remaining habitats in parklands, such as the Cumberland Plain trees. Preserving native vegetation is crucial for biodiversity and has additional benefits like preventing soil erosion and safeguarding water quality. The increasing urban development in the catchment area, particularly the growth of hard surfaces, will result in more urban runoff and polluted stormwater that can contaminate the ponds and aquifer in the Parklands.

Context for Parks: Growing urban residential populations and land scarcity places pressure on land availability and competition for its uses. Given this reality, Council must plan how it will support higher intensity and diversity of use on existing open spaces, as well as explore collaboration and land acquisition opportunities that enhance community benefit. Considerations include: •

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Redevelopment and revitalisation of obsolete infrastructure into new community spaces.

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Explore collaboration opportunities with both government and private land owners that enhance community benefits.

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Involve the community in the decision-making process help ensure that open spaces and new developments meet the diverse needs and preferences of the community.

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Identify strategic parcels of land that, if acquired by the Council, would provide significant community benefits. This could include land for expanding parks, establishing community centres, or preserving environmentally sensitive areas.

Population Growth The Cumberland population is forecast to grow to reach approximately 300,000 people by 2036. Increases are forecast for couple families with dependants, meaning that young families will be attracted to Cumberland and will continue to grow in number. Access to education, care and services for young people will be among our community’s highest priorities.

Conduct studies to identify areas suitable for higher intensity and diverse land uses, such as mixed-use developments, green spaces, and recreational areas.

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Open Space The natural environment in Cumberland, including our network of parks and open spaces, is highly valued by residents and visitors, providing excellent opportunities for both passive and active recreation and biodiversity. Whilst the quality of our existing open space is generally high, there are gaps in the provision of open space in some areas. There are opportunities to improve liveability standards by addressing the gap in open space in these areas to better meet current and future needs. The accessibility of open space plays a crucial role in its utilisation, regardless of the quantity available in a particular area. Therefore, it is essential to consider both the amount of open space and its accessibility when planning for it.

For upgraded and new facilities, the available space must be considered, facilities should be multiuse and/or shared spaces for a range of purposes that meet current and future community needs, implement environmentally

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5.1 Core Objectives and Guidelines The Local Government Act 1993 and the Local Government (General) Regulation 2021 provide the legislative requirements for Community land under its care and control. Council is required to categorise all Community land according to set management categories, in accordance with the guidelines provided. Guidelines – from the Local Government (General) Regulation 2021 Clause 104 - Parks

Land which is improved by landscaping, gardens or the provision of non-sporting equipment and facilities, and for uses which are mainly passive or active recreational, social, educational and cultural pursuits that do not intrude on the peaceful enjoyment of the land by others.

Core objectives – from the Local Government Act 1993

Category Park (Section 36G)

• • •

To encourage, promote and facilitate recreational, cultural, social and educational pastimes and activities To provide for passive recreational activities or pastimes and for the casual playing of games To improve the land in such a way as to promote and facilitate its use to achieve the other core objectives for its management.

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5.2 Land Categorisation

The Council Manager must, as soon as practicable after it takes ownership or becomes the manager of the dedicated or reserved Crown land, assign to the land one or more categories of Community land referred to in section 36 of the Local Government Act 1993 (3.23 (2) Crown Land Management Act 2016). The Council Manager must give written notice to the Minister of the categories to which it has assigned the land as soon as practicable after assigning them.

The Local Government Act 1993 defines five categories of community land:

Community Spaces

Parks

Community Spaces

Parks

Community hub

Staffed community centres

General Community Use community centres

Sports Grounds

Parks

Community hub For all areas where the primary purpose relates to public libraries recreation and the physical, cultural, social, and intellectual welfare or development of members of the public. This includes venues such as community halls, community scout and guide Staffed centres Bushland and Riparian Zones halls, and libraries.

For areas primarily used for passive recreation.Sports Grounds

Sports Grounds

nes

Art culture Bushland and Riparian Zones Site Specific or culture

Bushland and Riparian Zones

Sportsground Site Specific or culture

nes

For areas where the primary use is for active recreation involving organised sports or the playing of outdoor games.

centrally located

Natural Area centrally located For all areas that play an important role in the area’s ecology. This category is further subdivided into bushland, escarpment, foreshore, watercourse and wetland categories. centrally located

Cultural libraries Significance

gardens

For areas with Aboriginal, Art culture aesthetic, archaeological, historical, technical, research Education or social significance.

leisure and pools leased facilites

centrally located

Visually Prom

The Park category that has been assigned by Council to each parcel of land covered in this PoM, listed in the Land Schedule provided as Appendix Table 1.

Council has categorised each parcel of Council owned land and Crown land managed by Council covered in this PoM based on the following criteria:

Community hub•

The dominant land use or physical characteristics of the land • The mandatory requirements for categorising specific types of land in sections 36 of the Local Government Act 1993 (3.23 (2) Crown Land Staffed community centres Community hub Management Act 2016) • The guidelines for categorising land in Part 4 Division 1 of the Local Government Regulation, and Staffed community centres • The core objectives for each category in sections Staffed community centres community centres 36E to 36N of the Local Government Act. • Drainage reserves have been categorised based on the dominant characteristic or use of the land on the basis that section 51 of the Local Government community centres Act permits drainage reserves to be used for any libraries purpose that is not inconsistent with its use for community centres drainage purposes.

libraries Art culture

libraries

Social infrastructure

Heritage

Transport

Open space

Social infrastructure

Heritage

Transport

Open space

Art culture Art culture

leisure and pools

leisure and pools leisure and pools

gardens escarpment

gardens

Education

leased facilites

gardens

Education

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5.4 Approach to Categorising Community Land Community hub

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community centres leisure and pools

Site Specific or culture

5.3 Assigned Categories

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5.5 Approach to Categorising Community Land with More Than One Character or Land Use

5.7 Hierarchy / Amenity Guidelines

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Parks with ecological value and amenity.

•

Parks that form part of a green or wildlife corridor

•

Parks with multi-use, basketball, tennis and courts.

•

Parks with cricket nets

5.6 Management of Land Categorised as Park

Regional

District

The City of Cumberland intends to manage its Parklands to meet the objectives set out in Section 5 and Section 7 of this PoM. The types of uses, and development, which may take place are identified in Section 6, other management controls that will be incorporated are set out in Section 5.7 to 5.8.

Hierarchy Guidelines In Cumberland, all community land has an assigned hierarchy based on its size, level, and type of use, determining the appropriate level of amenity and embellishment for each location.

The following hierarchies are used for Cumberland’s Community land:

Where an area of land has one dominant characteristic or land use as well as other smaller or secondary characteristics or uses, Council has generally assigned a category based on the dominant characteristic or use. In such cases, the land will be required to be managed in such a way that caters for both the dominant and secondary characteristics of the land, as far as practical. Each generic category PoM specifically deals with principles and requirements for managing land with secondary characteristics or land uses, in these instances refered to the relevant generic PoM. Below are some common examples:

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Having distinct hierarchies across the community and open spaces network is essential to accommodate varying levels of use and effectively manage funding and maintenance distribution. This approach ensures that different types of spaces can cater to the specific needs and preferences of the community while promoting equitable resource allocation.

Where an area of land has more than one dominant characteristic or land use, Council has generally assigned more than one category to the land. An example is a park which also has an area used for the purposes of a sportsground, community facility or natural area. Mapping showing each area of land that has more than one assigned category, and the boundaries of each category, are in multi-category mapping in Appendix Multi-category maps.

Areas with smaller or secondary characteristics or land uses

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Local High Density

A regional park provides recreational opportunities for residents and visitors from a wider area, while also preserving natural areas and promoting environmental sustainability. These parks are typically larger than 10 hectares in size, but may be smaller if they have unique features that draw visitors from across the region. Regional parks offer a range of amenities, including large playgrounds, picnic areas, multiple sports fields or courts, natural areas, and other features that cater to a diverse population. They are usually accessible by public transport and have ample parking for visitors. District parks are larger parks that serve a wider geographic area, typically a district or several suburbs. These parks are typically between 5 and 10 hectares in size and provide a higher level of amenities and facilities than local parks. District parks generally serve a 2km radius and may include features such as playgrounds, sporting fields, areas of natural vegetation, picnic areas, and walking or cycling paths. They are designed to serve the recreational needs of the wider district and surrounding communities, and may provide sporting facilities for the area. District parks are typically accessible by public transport and have ample parking for visitors. A local high density parks categorises parks designed for high-density neighbourhoods in urban areas. They are smaller and offer limited facilities but provide accessible open space for residents living in dense areas. These parks often feature playgrounds, fitness equipment, seating areas, and may use vertical space with multi-level landscaping or rooftop gardens. The goal is to offer recreational opportunities in areas where traditional larger parks may not be practical. Local High Density (Local HD) and District Parks will have the same amenity level

Local

Local parks are typically smaller park that provide accessible outdoor recreation opportunities for nearby residents. Local parks are usually located within a 10-minute walk (around 800 metres) from its main users and are not larger than 5 hectares in size. They provide access to various recreational facilities like playgrounds, half courts, shared paths, and seating, and may cater to junior sports or training. Local parks also play a crucial role in preserving local biodiversity by protecting key areas of natural vegetation.

Pocket

Small, urban parks that are typically less than 0.2 hectares in size and designed to fit into small spaces, such as vacant lots or street corners. These parks may be created by re-purposing unused or underutilized urban spaces, with the goal of providing nearby residents with a green space for relaxation and recreation. Due to their small size, pocket parks often have limited facilities, such as seating areas, bike racks, or small playgrounds, but may also feature public art, landscaping, or other aesthetic elements.

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Amenity Guidelines

The amenity guideline table outlines best practice level of amenity for parks based on their allocated hierarchy. The identified embellishments are a guide and will be considered as required on a case by case basis.

CATEGORY

PARK

Hierarchy

Regional

Formal gardens

District/ Local HD

Local

Pocket

Entry statement Memorials and public art

Recreation

Maintained grass

Playground equipment

Viewing platforms (if appropriate)

Exercise equipment

Water features

Sport practice facilities (basketball half court, cricket nets, practice walls)

Paths (functional, wheelchair access)

Niche recreation facilities* (dog off-leash areas, skate parks, outdoor classrooms, etc.)

Paths (recreational) Planting (shade trees)

Community Gardens*

Built shade

Amenities

Water sensitive urban design

Public toilets (including accessible)

Fencing (dependent on risk assessment)

Lights (solar, traditional, smart) Bench seating (shaded using trees) Picnic shelters (family use) Picnic shelters (groups/events) BBQ Coal disposal bins Rubbish bins Drinking fountain/bottle CCTV Clothes recycling bins Bottle recycling stations *limited provision assessed on an individual basis

Biodiversity zones and protected areas

Community Spaces Stage Street library Information notice boards Sizing standards (community spaces)

Refer to the Cumberland Community Facilities Strategy for hierarchy applied to sizing and amenity standards applied to Community Spaces within Cumberland LGA.

Recreation Infrastructure Synthetic surface - courts Acrylic surface - courts Cricket practice nets (minimum 2) Storage Signage (park name) Signage (ordinance, way-finding)

Sports Grounds

Site Specific or culture

community centres libraries

Site Specific or culture

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5.8 Guiding Principles / Strategic Priorities

Bushland and Riparian Zones Community Spaces derived from the Guiding Principles Bushland and Riparian Zones

Open Spaces and Recreation Strategy centrally located Bushland Riparian Zones which and apply to planning, design and openlocated centrally Parksor cultureof parks, Sitemanagement Specific spaces and recreation provision located Sitecentrally Specific in or culture Cumberland are provided in the table Site Specific or culture below: centrally located Sports Grounds

Community hub leisure and pools libraries Public parks should be easily accessible to the community via safe and well-used routes

Access and Location

centrally located Inclusive Design

Visuallylocated Prom centrally Bushland and Riparian Zones centrally located

Visually Prom

centrally located Site Specific or culture

Multipurpose centrally located Multipurpose

centrally located

Multipurpose

Multi-use and Flexible Spaces

Sustainable Design

centrally located Multipurpose

Education

leisure and pools

leased facilites

gardens libraries

leased facilites gardens

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and entrances close to public transport connections. The various park types should be Art culture gardens distributed equitably, with the aim to create a comprehensive network that serves the Art culture entire community. DifferentStaffed benchmarks that can be applied to access and priorities community centres gardens access and proximity.

Parks should be designed to be inclusive and welcoming to people of all ages, leisure and pools Education abilities, and backgrounds. Thiscommunity includes accessible options, play centrespathways, seating leased facilites areas for children of different abilities, and facilities for individuals with disabilities.

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Adequate funding and resources leased for parkfacilites maintenance and management are essential Wetlands for ensuring that parks remain well-maintained, safe, and inviting. Regular upkeep, Watercourse including landscaping, waste management, and infrastructure maintenance, is crucial Watercourse for sustaining the quality of public parks.

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Watercourse escarpment Foreshore Parks should be designed with safety in mind, incorporating elements like adequate Foreshore lighting, visibility and openness, way-finding and layout with open perimeters and wide entrances. Collaboration with local law enforcement and community safety initiatives Foreshore Natural Area can help create a secure environment for park visitors.

Multipurpose Safety and Security

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1. Improve the quality and capacity of existing parks and open spaces

Strategic priority areas derived from the Cumberland City Council’s Cultural Plan and Open Spaces and Recreation Strategy which apply to planning, design and management of parkland in Cumberland are:

2. Deliver new parks and open spaces and align provision with the needs of our diverse and growing community

3. Protect our natural environment and increase resilience

4. Recognise First Peoples’, enhance diversity, inclusion and place activation

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OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES Art culture

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Improve the quality and capacity of Watercourse existing parks and open spaces Deliver new parks and align provision with the needs of our diverse and Foreshore growing community Protect our natural environment and increase resilience Recognise First Peoples’, enhance diversity, inclusion and place activation

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Reclassification of Land This PoM covers land classified as Community land. This PoM identifies the potential need for future reclassification of Operational land as Community land and vice versa. Council may undertake an investigation of the types of facilities needed over the next ten years, potential reclassification opportunities and the preparation of a reclassification proposal for approval. The reclassification process is identified in Division 1 Classification and reclassification of public land (Sections 25 – 34) of the Local Government Act 1993. Land is able to be reclassified under an amendment to the LEP in which changes will be identified in Schedule 4 Classification and reclassification of public land.

6.1 Cumberland City Council Land Use and Development

Council will require the written consent of the Minister for Crown Lands for any Crown reserve to be classified as operational land. Gallard Reserve

There are a number of parks and reserves that may also be heritage listed. All areas that are heritage, must be managed in accordance with their park category and heritage protection requirements.

Cumberland Local Environmental Plan 2021 The Cumberland LEP was adopted in 2021 and is the first combined LEP for the amalgamated Council. Before this the former Auburn, Holroyd and Parramatta LEPs were in force for the retrospective areas. LEPs identify the land use zoning of the land. Land use zoning provides Council with an indication of what we can develop on land. Generally, land areas categorised for ‘Park’ are zoned as RE1 Public Recreation. The objectives of RE1 Public Recreation zone are to: • Enable land to be used for public open space or recreational purposes • Provide for a range of recreational settings and activities and compatible land uses • Protect and enhance the natural environment for recreational purposes. The following works are permitted on RE1 Public Recreation zoned land without consent: • Environmental protection works • Flood mitigation works.

The following works are permitted on RE1 Public Recreation zoned land with consent: • Aquaculture • Centre-based child care facilities • Community facilities • Depots • Environmental facilities • Function centres • Information and education facilities • Kiosks • Markets • Recreation areas • Recreation facilities (indoor) • Recreation facilities (major) • Recreation facilities (outdoor) • Respite day care centres • Restaurants or cafes • Roads; Signage • Take away food and drink premises • Water recreation structures • Water recycling facilities. Any works not stated above are not permissible on RE1 Public Recreation zoned land.

Parks Listed as Heritage Items

Native Title Assessment The Crown Land Management Act 2016 provides a new regime for the management of Crown land and Council is now responsible for compliance with Native Title legislation for the Crown land that it manages.

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This PoM covers Crown Reserve R1031568 and R1031588 Linwood Estate and Tamplin Road Reserve and Crown Reserve R1016168 part of Auburn Park gazetted as Crown Land after 23 December 1996. No future act may occur on any land listed under these reserves in Table 1 of this PoM, unless: •

The land becomes excluded land under the Crown Land Management Act 2016; or

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Council’s Native Title Manager confirms compliance with Native Title Act 1993: » s24HA – Water/airspace management » s24KA – Listed public works » s24LA – Low impact acts.

Note: Any s24LA act ends if a determination confirms native title exists. Council as Native Title Manager has provided a Native Title Statement.

Devolved Crown Land This Plan of Management does not include any Crown land that is devolved to Council. Devolved Crown land is managed under section 48 of the Local Government Act 1993. Council must manage devolved reserves consistent with the reserve purpose and can only undertake minor improvements, restoration work, maintenance, or works for public safety. Council is unable to grant any tenures over this land.

Council is required to undertake steps to identify if the activity that they do on Crown land will have an impact on Native Title, what provisions of the Native Title Act will validate the activity and what procedures should be taken in relation to a particular activity prior to its commencement. Council must receive written advice from its Native Title Manager in relation to certain activities and acts carried out on Crown land which must be approved by Council in writing on every occasion. These activities include: • • •

All construction and alterations, granting of leases, licences, permits, easements or rights of way over the land, and to approve a Plan of Management for the land that authorises or permits any of these kinds of dealings (Part 8 Division 8.3 Section 8.7).

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6.2 Permissible Use and Development

Uses and Activities

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Preservation of the council’s natural heritage including the identified endangered ecological communities Preservation of biological diversity and habitat Bush regeneration works, carbon sequestration and bio-banking Uses that are permissible under a relevant planning policy and/or instrument.

The Plan of Management identifies permissible uses for each category of Community land. The permissible uses should be compatible with the category of land and the reserve purpose. All uses and developments listed should be read as a guide as to what can take place in each category of land.

Developments

An overview of ancillary developments permissible for Community land categories is identified within the Amenity Table found in Section 5.7.

Development for the purposes of addressing the needs of a particular group (e.g., a stage, projector, kitchenette, staff rooms, meeting rooms, recording rooms, equipment storage areas, first aid areas)

USES, ACTIVITIES AND DEVELOPMENTS ALLOWED

Amenities including any type of toilet or urinal, sinks, change tables, change rooms, locker areas, or showers

Uses and Activities

Park

Work sheds or storage sheds required in connection with the maintenance of the land Carparking and loading areas

Gathering of groups within multi-purpose open spaces to allow for uses such as: • Meetings • Functions • Concerts (theatrical and musical) • Performances (including film and stage) • Exhibitions • Fairs and parades • Festivals and markets or similar events • Workshops • Leisure or training classes • Community events and gatherings Outdoor classrooms Group recreational use, such as picnics and private celebrations

Low impact carparks Lighting Energy saving initiatives such as solar lights and solar panels Rain gardens Swales Stormwater harvesting and other water sensitive urban design. Carbon sequestration and bio-banking Landscaping and finishes, improving access, amenity and the visual character of the general area

Casual, passive or informal recreation and relaxation

Developments that are permissible under a relevant planning policy and/or instrument.

Active recreation including children’s play, walking and cycling

Temporary structures and pop up activations e.g. gazebos and play equipment.

Organised and unstructured recreation activities Filming and photographic projects Busking

NB: Some of the uses and developments listed above require a permit or development approval and/or consent from the Council

Public address (speeches) Presence of companion animals in accordance with the Companion Animals Act 1998, Council Policy and Park Ordinance Signage Emergency purposes, including evacuation meeting points or training Community gardening Low intensity commercial activities e.g., recreational equipment hire, coffee or food vendor – assessment and approvals required Environmental and scientific study

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6.3 Restricted and Prohibited Activities Council will not make available any of its facilities for hire if the intended use will harm Council’s reputation, cause significant nuisance, offence, or impact to the community and/or place the community or any individual at risk of harm. Activities that are prohibited or restricted in park areas include, but are not limited to, the following activities: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

No advertising of any kind will be permitted on any section or part of the park, unless authorised by Council. Breaking or leaving any bottle, glass, syringe or other objects likely to endanger the safety of any person Camping or staying overnight Consumption of alcoholic liquor without appropriate approvals Depositing rubbish Discharging of rifles or firearms Smoke machines or any device that produces mist or infrared are prohibited Flying of model airplanes Any game or activity likely to damage property, injure, endanger or cause nuisance to any other person Helicopter landings, except in emergencies Interfering with or damaging any Council building, equipment, furniture, landscaping, tree, plant or flora Leaving of dogs faeces (removal and proper disposal is required) Lighting of fires, except in Council constructed fireplaces or portable barbecues Practicing golf or archery Parking of motor vehicles or motorbikes, except in constructed carparks and driveways. Smoking is not permitted in all Council facilities under the Smoke-free Environment Act 2000 and the Smoke-free Environment Regulation 2016. Fines for breaching these regulations may apply.

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6.5 Future Development Additions to the boundaries through dedication of land or acquisition may be possible, and upgrades and proposed new development within Council’s Capital Works Program may be accepted and will take into consideration a range of factors, including: • • • •

6.4 Future Use

• Gallard Reserve

Future use of Parks will aim to achieve the needs of Council, key stakeholders and the wider community. As noted in Section 5.8, providing parks and recreation facilities that address community needs now and into the future is a priority for Cumberland City. Future development and use of the community land will need to: 1. Meet legislative requirements The zoning controls in the Cumberland City LEP specify the range of uses and activities that may be permitted on the land. Permitted uses are also set out in the Regulations to the Local Government Act 1993. 2. Be consistent with the guidelines and core objectives of the general community use land category. Under the Local Government Act uses and

development of Community land must be consistent with the guidelines for categorisation and the core objectives of each category, and any additional objectives the Council proposes to place on the community land categories, as noted in Section 5 and 6. 3. Meet the obligations of the Crown Land Management Act 2016. For the reserve purpose, all uses on Crown land must be consistent with the reserves gazetted purpose under the Crown Land Management Act 2016 to ensure Council is meeting its obligations as Crown Land Manager. 4. Be consistent with relevant Council policies. Relevant Council policies as at the date of adoption of this plan are set out in Section 2, Legislative Framework. The objectives and strategies outlined in these documents have been used to guide the outcomes of this PoM. Cumberland City’s policies will continue to develop after the adoption of this PoM. Management of Cumberland’s assets, and their development, will take into account the policy framework at the relevant time.

This PoM and the core objectives for the land. The planning controls for the land. The City of Cumberland’s adopted policies. The characteristics of the land affected, including condition rating, potential for improvement, ongoing maintenance requirements, accessibility, existing and future use patterns. Any landscape masterplan for the land.

Minor changes to Community land are regularly made to ensure quality and safety is maintained, such as replacement of damaged equipment, and changes to relevant codes and standards.

6.6 Master Planning

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6.7 Maintenance Agreements The former Greystanes Creek Plan of Management 1998 outlined the responsibility for the former Holroyd Council to maintain certain land along Greystanes Creek, along the shared boundary with Blacktown Council. This Plan of Management identifies that Council owns the entirety of Lot 1 DP 450060 and Lot 2 DP 450060, known as Jirramba Reserve at 14B and 14 Cornelia Road, Toongabbie. These lots extend past the local government boundary and into the local government area of Blacktown. As per the original agreement, Cumberland Council, as the land owner, will maintain the land located within Blacktown Council. This land will be maintained under this Parks Plan of Management, for the life of this plan or until an alternate arrangement is sought with Blacktown Council to amend boundaries of the land or the local government area.

Council is committed to developing site specific masterplans and/or concept plans for its parks. The primary aim is to align park facilities with the communities needs and aspirations while enhancing the overall quality and utility of public spaces. These plans will establish a comprehensive and strategic framework for the design, development, and management of specific parks, with a strong emphasis on engaging the community to ensure inclusivity and relevance. The utilisation and arrangement of parks are guided by specific requirements related to the dimensions necessary for various recreation activities, as well as the performance criteria and maintenance standards required. Whenever spatial adjustments or facility expansions are deemed necessary, adopting a master planning approach is preferable.

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At the time of preparation of this PoM, the following leases and licences on Crown Land include: Linwood Estate Reserve - R1031568, Lot 1 DP169485 Tenure - Licence (Service Agreement) Licensee - Friends of Linwood Term - 16 August 2021 to 16 August 2026 Purpose of tenure - Community group which promotes the history of Linnwood House

6.8 Leases, Licences and Other Estates

Linwood Estate Reserve - R1031568, Lot 1 DP169485 Tenure - Licence Licensee - Sunnyfield Disability Services Term - 1 January 2024 to 1 January 2025 (on Holdover Provisions) Chisholm Park

General A lease is a contract between a land owner, and another entity, outlining the terms under which that entity is granted the right to occupy an asset or property with exclusive use over the subject asset or property for a specific period of time. A licence allows occupation with clear identification of the permitted activity. Unlike a lease, a licence does not permit the sole, or exclusive, use of the area. A licence affecting land does not receive the statutory protection of security of tenure granted to a lessee of a lease. Licences may be granted to formally recognise and endorse shared uses. Short term licences and bookings may be used to allow different uses at different times, to facilitate the best overall use. Short term licences or bookings are used to manage the uses set out in the table on the next page. The term ‘other estates’ includes other interests, charges, rights or titles in relation to the land (an example is easements).

Authorisation The Local Government Act requires that any lease or licence of Community Land must be authorised by a PoM, and be for a purposes consistent with the categorisation and zoning of the land. Maximum Term Permitted The maximum term permitted under Section 46 (3) of Local Government Act for a lease, licences or other estate on Community land is 30 years. If the lease or

licence exceeds 21 years or is greater than 5 years and is subject to a formal objection, consent of the Minister for Local Government is required, Section 47(5)(b). Public notice is to be given for proposed leases or licences in accordance with the requirements of the Local Government Act. Sublease agreements Sublease agreements may only be entered into if the requirements of Section 47C (1) (b) of the Act and Clause 119 of the Local Government (General) Regulation 2021 and restrictions created by the primary lease agreement are satisfied. The (General) Regulation notes a sublet can only be for the following purposes: • •

The purpose for which the land was to be used under the lease, or Refreshment kiosks, dances and private parties (if sporting club) or croquet (if bowling club).

Purpose of tenure - to provide services to people with an intellectual disability including vocation services and day programs Native Title Act 1993 Lease, licence or permit issued on Crown land must be issued in accordance with the future act provisions of the Native Title Act 1993 and in accordance with Part 8 of the Crown Land Management Act 2016. Public Utilities The Local Government Act and its Regulation specify some additional uses for public infrastructure provision of public utilities and ancillary works (e.g. easements) which are permitted, and which may be authorised by a lease or licence arrangement and do not need to be expressly authorised by a PoM, or consistent with the core objectives. Council must still comply with the Native Title Act on Crown land for public utilities or works.

Tender

Granting a Lease or Licence

Lease or licence terms exceeding 5 years will only be granted by tender unless it is granted to a non-profit organisation (s46A (3) of the Local Government Act 1993).

In accordance with the Local Government Act 1993 and the Crown Land Management Act 2016 this PoM authorises the Cumberland City to grant leases, licences or any other estates on community land covered in this PoM for activity, which is consistent with the Park land category and the gazetted reserve purpose (when on Crown land) that defines the purpose for which the land is dedicated or reserved, as set out

Existing Lease and Licence Agreements This PoM authorises existing lease and licence agreements until the end of their current term. They will all be reassessed as part of any renewal and may be changed in the future to comply with the current PoM and Council Policy, or to reflect changes in community needs at that time of renewal.

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in Section 5 and the purposes set out in Section 6. The Cumberland City will consider leasing areas of the land covered by this PoM, especially in the following situations: •

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There is a clear reason for granting a lease, and the lease is consistent with the intended use of the land. The occupant has made (or intends to make) a significant financial contribution to improve and maintain the asset. There is a very strong link between the nature of the asset and the proposed tenant. There is a strong alignment with the Cumberland Open Spaces and Recreation Strategy, Cumberland Cultural Plan and/or other relevant strategies, policies and plans.

Short Term Casual Licences Purposes that short term casual licences will be allowed are listed in the table on the next page. Note, this table is not exhaustive, functions and events able to be conducted in each Park may vary significantly. The following criteria will be applied when assessing licenced events on Community, Crown and Operational land: • • •

Potential physical damage to facilities Availability of the event to the whole community Impact on surrounding residence

Any lease or licence proposal will be individually assessed and considered, based on: •

S2.20 of the Crown Land Management Act 2016 for short term licences on Crown land, which can only be issued for the purposes prescribed in Clause 31 of the Crown Land Management Regulation 2018. • cl.116 of the Local Government (General) Regulation 2021. • The community benefit, compatibility with this PoM and the capacity of the area to support the activity. Lessees will be required to report on use and utilisation of their facilities.

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PURPOSES FOR WHICH LEASES, LICENCES AND OTHER ESTATES MAY BE AUTHORISED BY COUNCIL ON COMMUNITY AND CROWN LAND Type of Tenure Arrangement

Purpose of which Tenure may be Granted

Lease

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Management of courts Kiosk, cafe and refreshment purposes, including seating and tables. Carparks Food trucks

Licence

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Activities associated with the uses and developments table of this PoM, which support use in the area and are of appropriate scale. Clubhouses, including canteen operation (appropriate to scale of sports activities) Recreational purposes including sports tuition, fitness classes and games Café/kiosk areas including seating and tables; mobile cafés Management of courts Sale and hire of good and services that are ancillary to community land use and reserve purpose, for example bicycles and recreation equipment hire Community gardens Carparks Food trucks

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Cultural purposes including concerts, performances, parades and shows. Community events and festivals; fairs, fetes, markets, auctions and other short-term fund-raising activities or initiatives Recreational purposes including fitness classes, dance classes, games Playing a musical instrument, or singing for fee or reward Picnics and private celebrations such as weddings and family gatherings Broadcasting or filming, including for cinema/television Conducting a commercial photography session Public performances Small scale commercial uses, e.g. » mobile café, » food truck » hire of sports and recreation equipment » exercise instruction

As stipulated under Clause 116 of the Local Government (General) Regulation 2021 and only if the use or occupation does not involve the erection of any building or structure of a permanent nature. Short Term Licenses on Crown Land as stipulated under section 2.20 of the Crown Land Management Act 2016 and Clause 31 of the Crown Land Management Regulation 2018. Other estates

This PoM allows Council to grant ‘an estate’ over community land for the provision of public utilities and works associated with or ancillary to public utilities and provision of services, or connections for premises adjoining the community land to a facility of the council or public utility provider on the community land in accordance with the LG Act. Easements must minimise impacts on the condition and use of community facilities and spaces. Granting of easements above or on the surface of community land is not within the authority of this PoM.

Sub leases

Where a lease arrangement has been entered into with Council for Community Land, sub-leasing of the land must be in accordance with the requirements of Section 47C of the LG Act and Section 119 of the Local Government (General) Regulation 2021 ie. the purpose for which the land was to be used under the lease. RAAF Stores Park

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Strategic Goal Enhancing the Natural and Built Environment

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Strategic Priority

Performance Target, s.36(b)

Means to achieve, s.36(c)

Performance Measure, s.36(d)

Responsible

Improve the quality and capacity of existing parks and open spaces

Increase the quality of recreation and open spaces to support increased use and diversity of recreation opportunities.

In areas with a high proportion of pocket parks (<1,000m2) investigate opportunities to re-imagine spaces that are poorly sited for recreation for other uses including tree planting, biodiversity enhancement and other non-recreational uses such as community living rooms.

Meet actions and deliver outcomes from Open Space and Recreation Strategy

Environment and Planning

Incorporate CPTED principles in the design and upgrade of open space and recreation facilities.

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Supporting a Safe, Healthy, Creative and Connected Community

Number of pocket parks transformed to increase biodiversity and activation.

Sports Surfaces Action Plan Provide well maintained open space and recreation facilities

Review and establish new service standards to better reflect use, profile and hierarchy of open space. Include life-cycle costs and maintenance implications in the planning of new or upgraded open space and recreation facilities.

Seek collaborative funding opportunities to improve and resource open space and recreation

Work with local sporting organisations, NGOs and schools to investigate partnership approaches to funding and delivering upgraded and new open space and recreation opportunities including grant funding. Identify existing and emerging grant and funding opportunities within State Government Programs to support funding open space and recreation (e.g. Metropolitan Greenspace Program, Everyone Can Play Program, Office of Sport Programs.

Deliver new parks and align provision with the needs of our diverse and growing community

Deliver new, connected and high quality open space and recreation facilities to address current undersupply.

Progress planning and design works for new parks, aligned with relevant plan, strategies and guidelines.

Meet actions and deliver outcomes from Open Space and Recreation Strategy Wellbeing Survey community satisfaction level

Meet actions and deliver outcomes from Open Space and Recreation Strategy Increased number of successful grant applications and funding partnerships

Meet actions and deliver outcomes from Open Space and Recreation Strategy Master plans / concept plans completed

City Sevices Environment and Planning

Open Spaces Environment and Planning

Environment and Planning Community and Culture

Population benchmarks for open space and recreation facility provision achieved Amount of open space or contributions provided through new development

Delivering Sustainable, Safe and Accessible Infrastructure and Services

Protect our natural environment and increase resilience

Create a cool environment in parks and open space.

Deliver Tree Strategy Program to increase tree canopy and green cover in open space, pocket parks, streets and town centres. Collect heat mapping data for LGA and collaborate with research institutions to analyse and improve outcomes in Council's parks and reserves

Meet actions and deliver outcomes from Open Space and Recreation Strategy

Environment and Planning

Urban Tree Strategy delivered Data collection and research completed to inform better outcomes for parks and open spaces

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Performance Target, s.36(b)

Means to achieve, s.36(c)

Performance Measure, s.36(d)

Responsible

Protect our natural environment and increase resilience

Create opportunities for recreation in nature.

Encourage collaboration with volunteer groups in bushland regeneration activities on Council reserves

Meet actions and deliver outcomes from Open Space and Recreation Strategy

Environment and Planning

Meet actions and deliver outcomes fromBiodiversity Strategy and Urban Tree Strategy

Environment and Planning

Identify nature play opportunities in Play Space Strategy. Natural Areas PoM to identify sensitive areas to protect from recreation impacts, and less sensitive areas which may provide opportunities for recreation in nature. Protect our natural environment and increase resilience

Increase community understanding of the value and benefits of trees, biodiversity and sustainability.

Encourage community involvement at location based events such as tree planting days Raise awareness and educate the community and businesses on the benefits of trees and tree planting best practices Participation and promotion of annual national events, such as Clean Up Australia Day and National Tree Day.

Number of education and engagement initiatives delivered annually and attendees at events Number of trees given to Cumberland residents at tree giveaway events

Implementing the community plant giveaway program to promote planting and benefits of trees Increase parks and open spaces resilience to cope with environmental issues, such as, extreme heat and weather events.

Identify climate risks and implement adaptation initiatives Identify water and energy efficiency opportunities and implement projects to reduce consumption Maintain, protect and increase existing tree canopy

Meet actions and deliver outcomes from Biodiversity Strategy and Urban Tree Strategy % of canopy cover change or number of trees planted in the local government area

City Services Environment and Planning

Improve connectivity of green corridors in the area and in line with regional strategic plans Increase the diversity of tree species Support regional efforts to increase tree canopy in Sydney, such as Central City District Plan and Sydney’s Green Grid Advocate for the use of circular economy principles and natural materials in open space and recreation facility design. Naturalise culverts in parklands to help improve water quality and increase green areas for wildlife.

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Strategic Goal Supporting a Safe, Healthy, Creative and Connected Community

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Strategic Priority

Performance Target, s.36(b)

Means to achieve, s.36(c)

Performance Measure, s.36(d)

Responsible

Recognise First Peoples’, enhance diversity, inclusion and place activation

Recognise Cumberland’s First Peoples’ living culture.

Develop and implement programs for public art, interpretive signage and performance throughout the Cumberland LGA.

Meet actions and deliver outcomes from Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), Cultural Plan, Open Space and Recreation Strategy

Community and Culture

Increase the public visibility of Cumberland’s Aboriginal heritage Consult with the local Aboriginal community about opportunities to share and celebrate local Aboriginal heritage and significant sites through for example interpretation signage, bush tucker planting. People of all ages, cultures, genders and abilities are provided opportunities to engage in culture and creativity

Provide outdoor accessible physical environments for all children and families. Investigate the increased provision of nature play spaces for children in the Cumberland area to provide equitable distribution of sensory rich and accessible outdoor play opportunities.

Increased recognition and awareness of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture

Meet actions and deliver outcomes from Children and Families Strategy and Cultural Plan Number of new Council outdoor spaces and nature play spaces for children and families planned and established

Improve the public domain, parks, heritage sites and streets to act as cultural spaces

Increased quality and quantity of parks, recreation facility and open spaces for cultural uses

Support and encourage the use of parks and public spaces as both every day and special events cultural and creative spaces.

Increased number of cultural event in parks and open spaces

Streamline Council’s event application and approval processes to encourage and increase community delivered events and activities.

Environment and Planning

Community and Culture Environment and Planning

Number of culturally appropriate spaces are created

Explore opportunities to host cross-cultural film festivals in Cumberland. Conduct community consultation and seek community feedback on new and upgraded spaces. Create inclusive open space and recreation facilities that reflect the diversity of the Cumberland Community

Reflect the diverse community of Cumberland in the naming or renaming of parks, open space and recreation facilities Investigate opportunities to optimise views of scenic and cultural landscapes from and within parks and reserves. Implement public art and other cultural initiatives in parks and open space Establish cultural precincts in targeted locations to convey local culture and heritage in physical form.

Meet actions and deliver outcomes from Children and Families Strategy and Cultural Plan Wellbeing survey community satisfaction level Number of public art projects completed in parks and open spaces

City Services Community and Culture Environment and Planning

Number of park and open space upgrades that contribute to an increased diversity of activities offered to community

Considering cultural interests within new and upgraded open space areas including badminton, table tennis, cricket, basketball, volleyball, social soccer, Tai Chi/dance etc, and designing for a diversity of age groups

Draft Plan of Management

Strategic Goal Supporting a Safe, Healthy, Creative and Connected Community

| Parks

| 7. Action Plan

Strategic Priority

Performance Target, s.36(b)

Means to achieve, s.36(c)

Performance Measure, s.36(d)

Responsible

Recognise First Peoples’, enhance diversity, inclusion and place activation

Support increased participation in informal recreation in parks and open spaces

Investigate embellishment of passive park areas in sportsgrounds to increase informal recreation opportunities for general community not associated with formal sport.

Meet actions and deliver outcomes from Open Space and Recreation Strategy and Cultural Plan

Community and Culture

Provide a diverse range of activity options that cater to different age groups, interests, and fitness levels. Including walking trails, jogging paths, cycling routes, picnic spaces, playgrounds, sports courts, and designated areas for group exercises. Explore opportunities to enhance the Night Time Economy of key town centre open spaces to support an active street life after 6pm. Incorporate universal access to buildings and facilities.

Wellbeing survey community satisfaction level Number of park and open space that provide a diversity of activities offered to community

City Services Environment and Planning

Number of parks and open spaces with capacity to be activated in the evening after 6pm

Continuously upgrade park facilities (playgrounds, amenities etc) to incorporate access and inclusion provisions and to meet the requirements of the Disability Discrimination Act and the relevant Australian Building and Construction Codes.

Meet actions and deliver outcomes from Disability Inclusion Action Plan

Identify and prioritise community and recreational facilities that require access audits in accordance with AS1428.1 (Access to Premises).

Public Amenities Plan completed

Universal access is provided at parks and open spaces

City Services Environment and Planning

Accessibility audit completed Increase in shared pathway access

Amenity facilities are developed and upgraded with women and cultural considerations. Complete an accessibility audit of existing open space and recreation facilities Develop a Public Amenities Plan Ensure active transport networks to parks and open spaces including linking to existing Pedestrian and Cycle networks. Enhancing the Natural and Built Environment

Prepare land use plans and controls that value our heritage, encourage economic development, facilitate local infrastructure improvements and create vibrant precincts.

Prepare plans that value our heritage, facilitate local infrastructure improvements and create vibrant precincts

Develop a plan and database to identify and maintain monuments within Cumberland.

Monument Plan and database completed

Environment and Planning

Draft Plan of Management

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| 8. Appendix

Appendix

Hassal Street Park Hassall Street Park

Appendix Contents Table 1

Land Included - Parks PoM

100

Map

Jirramba Reserve

167

Table 2

Road Reserves Acting as Parks

140

Map

John Silverthorne Park

168

Map

King Park

169

Multi-Category Maps:

Map

Albert Street Park

142

Map

Leeton Street Park

170

Map

Auburn Botanic Gardens

143

Map

Linwood Estate and Tamplin Road Reserve

171

Map

Auburn Park

144

Map

Little Duck Creek Reserve

172

Map

Bangor Park

145

Map

Long Street Park

173

Map

Baraba Reserve

146

Map

Lytton Street Park

174

Map

Bolaro Avenue Park

147

Map

M J Bennett Reserve

175

Map

Byron Park

148

Map

Marrong Reserve

176

Map

Campbell Hill Pioneer Reserve

149

Map

Memorial Park

177

Map

Central Park

150

Map

Mona Park

178

Map

Civic Park

151

Map

Monterey Street Park

179

Map

Colquhoun Park

152

Map

Nelson Square

180

Map

Dirrabari Reserve

153

Map

New Glasgow Park

181

Map

Driftway Reserve

154

Map

Northumberland Road Reserve

182

Map

Duck River Picnic Ground

155

Map

Oriole Park

183

Map

Duck River Reserve North

156

Map

Phillips Park

184

Map

Duck River Reserve South

157

Map

Progress Park

185

Map

Friend Park

158

Map

RAAF Stores Park

186

Map

Gallard Reserve

159

Map

Unnamed Reserve Guildford Road

187

Map

Gardenia Parade Park

160

Map

188

Map

Girraween Park

161

Unnamed Reserve Nijong Drive

Map

Upper Duck River Reserve

Granville Memorial Park

189

Map

162

Map

Victor Brazier

Guilfoyle Park

190

Map

163

Map

Warnock Park

191

Map

Hackney Street Reserve

Map

Webbs Avenue Playing Fields

Harry Gapes Reserve

192

Map

165

Map

Wentworthville Memorial Park

Jack and Jill Reserve

193

Map

166

164

Table 1: Land Included - Parks PoM

Draft Plan of Management

Property Name

Address

Land Title

Adler Parade Reserve

43P Adler Parade GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Albert Street Park

94P Albert Street GUILDFORD WEST NSW 2161

Lot 3 DP 806263 Lot 7 DP 511863 Part Lot 1 DP 220787 Lot 3 DP 220787 Lot 2 DP 220787 Lot 40 DP 35643

Alderson Park Allen Brierley Reserve Allison Road Park* Angus Park Apex Reserve Arcadia Street Park

Arnett Park

25P Dorothy Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160 74P Hawkesbury Road WESTMEAD NSW 2145 29 Allison Road GUILDFORD NSW 2161 Renshaw Avenue AUBURN NSW 2144 Olympic Drive LIDCOMBE NSW 2141 5 Arcadia Street MERRYLANDS WEST NSW 2160

Lot 184 DP 209054 Lot 2 DP 542462 Lot 21 DP 558242 Lot 5 DP 1069482

Lot 1 DP 502834 Lot 9 DP 1143055 Lot 4 DP 29738 Lot 61 DP 12790 Lot 1 DP 1136347

Lot 80 DP 12790

Lot 1 DP 220890 Lot 2 DP 220890 Lot 6 Sec 2 DP 886 Lot 7 Sec 2 DP 886

99 Chiswick Road AUBURN NSW 2144

Auburn Memorial Park*

28 Rawson Street AUBURN NSW 2144

MacQuarie Road AUBURN NSW 2144

Lot 8 Sec 2 DP 886 Lot 9 Sec 2 DP 886 Part Lot 1 DP222366 Part Lot 12 Sec 8 DP7097 Lot 1 DP 1174373 Lot 2 DP 1174373 Lot 1 DP 1182664 Lot 3 Sec 16 DP 939788 Lot 1 Sec 16 DP 939788 Lot 1 DP 1094958 Lot 2 DP 1094958

Austral Avenue Reserve

Bangor Park

28P Austral Avenue WESTMEAD NSW 2145

Lot 6 DP 75498 Lot 1 DP 175728 Lot 2 Sec 16 DP 939788 Lot 1 DP 75966 Lot 1 DP 175761

Bangor Street AUBURN NSW 2144

Ward

Hierarchy

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Pocket

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Community

Park

South Granville

Local

Community

Park

Regents Park

Pocket

Community

Park

Granville

Local

Community

Park

Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

South Granville

Regional

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

South Granville

Local High Density

Park

Regents Park

District

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local

Community

Park

South Granville

District

Cumberland Council Community

Reserve - 500006 Purposes - Public Recreation Gazetted - 26 March 1898

Lot 221 DP 13731

Cown Land

Cumberland Council

Lot 1 DP 1096103

Lot 69 Sec A DP2797 Lot 70 Sec A DP 2797 Lot 71 Sec A DP2797 Lot 72 Sec A DP2797 Lot 32 Sec 1 DP975152 Lot 33 Sec 1 DP975152 Part Lot 1 DP72101 Part Lot 2 Sec 5 DP975152 Part Lot 7010 DP93895 Lot 7011 DP93895

Category

Sydney Water Corporation

Lot 10 Sec 2 DP 886 Lot 11 Sec 2 DP 886 Part Lot 36 Sec 8 DP7097

Reserve - 1016168 Purpose - Community Purposes, Public Recreation Gazetted - 31 October 2008 Lot 229 DP 13731 Lot 220 DP 13731

Classification

Cumberland Council

Lot 7047 DP 1068979 Part Lot 461 DP 752036

| 8. Appendix

Owner

Cumberland Council Cumberland Council Cumberland Council Cumberland Council Cumberland Council Cumberland Council

124 Fowler Road GUILDFORD NSW 2161

Auburn Botanic Gardens

Auburn Park

Crown Land Details

| Parks

New South Wales Land and Housing Corporation Part Lot 3 Sec 5 DP975152 Part Lot 4 Sec 5 DP975152 Part Lot 5 Sec 5 DP975152 Part Lot 6 Sec 5 DP975152

Cumberland Council

Reserve - 100122 Purpose - Public Recreation Gazetted - 2 October 1987

Crown Land

* Includes Road Reserve 100

101

Table 1: Land Included - Parks PoM continued

Draft Plan of Management

Property Name

Address

Land Title

Baraba Reserve

16 Bennett Road SOUTH GRANVILLE NSW 2142

Part Lot 67 DP229045

Barcom Street Park

30-34 Wanda Street MERRYLANDS WEST NSW 2160

Bardo Park*

35 Station Road AUBURN NSW 2144

Beaufort Street Park

59 Berwick Street GUILDFORD NSW 2161

Beechwood Avenue Park Belmont Street Park Benaud Street Park Bennalong Park

Berwick Street Reserve

Bill Heckenberg Park Biscayne Avenue Park Bogan Street Reserve Bolaro Avenue Park Bombala Street Park Boothtown Reserve Boronia Street Park

Boyne Avenue Park

10 Hewitt Avenue GREYSTANES NSW 2145 88 Belmont Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160 751P Merrylands Road GREYSTANES NSW 2145 188 William Street GRANVILLE NSW 2142

52 Berwick Street GUILDFORD NSW 2161

Myee Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160 5 Irrigation Road SOUTH WENTWORTHVILLE NSW 2145 81 Darling Street GREYSTANES NSW 2145 32 Birriwa Street GREYSTANES NSW 2145 Bombala Street PENDLE HILL NSW 2145 19 Gipps Road GREYSTANES NSW 2145 57H Boronia Street SOUTH WENTWORTHVILLE NSW 2145 14 Boyne Avenue PENDLE HILL NSW 2145

Lot 8 Sec 10 DP 2733 Lot 9 Sec 10 DP 2733 Lot 10 Sec 10 DP 2733 Lot 11 Sec 10 DP 2733 Lot 2 DP 205020 Lot 34 Sec 8 DP 1251 Lot 35 Sec 8 DP 1251 Lot 1 DP 251773

Whalans Road GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Bradman Street Reserve

1 Bradman Street GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Brewer Cresent Cycleway

Hayes Street to Coleman Street SOUTH WENTWORTHVILLE NSW 2145

Lot 34 Sec 10 DP 2733 Lot 35 Sec 10 DP 2733 Lot 36 Sec 10 DP 2733 Lot B DP 417081

Lot 2 DP 542554 Lot 107 DP 255678 Lot 411 DP 552807 Lot 6 DP 238977 Lot 12 DP 547222 Lot 17 DP 5739 Lot 1 DP 5739 Lot 18 Sec 14 DP 734

Lot 102 5582 Lot 21 238885 Lot 2 DP 5739

Lot 19 Sec 14 DP 734 Lot 20 Sec 14 DP 734 Lot 21 Sec 14 DP 734 Lot 22 Sec 14 DP 734 Lot 4 DP 236725

Lot 5 Sec 14 DP 734 Lot 6 Sec 14 DP 734 Lot 7 Sec 14 DP 734 Lot 8 Sec 14 DP 734

Lot 17 DP 212626

Lot 86 DP 226094 Lot 1 DP 535721 Lot 26 DP 258511 Part Lot 54 DP 239684 Lot 39 DP 220647 Lot 27 DP 505300 Lot 24 DP 237152 Lot 25 DP 237152 Lot 5 DP 28623

Part Lot 38 DP 240024 Lot 11 DP 206875 Lot 12 DP 210944

Lot 13 DP 206506 Lot 14 DP 206506 Lot 2 DP 239269 Lot 9 DP 238372

Bradman Street Park

Crown Land Details

Lot 13 DP 239301

Lot 1 DP 782429

Lot 13 DP 801316 Lot 71 DP 706748 Lot 70 DP 706748

Lot 68 DP 706748 Lot 69 DP 706748 Lot 12 DP 801316

| 8. Appendix

Owner

Classification

Category

Ward

Hierarchy

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

South Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Local

Community

Park

Regents Park

Local

Community

Park

Granville

Local

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Community

Park

Granville

Local

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Community

Park

Granville

Local

Community

Park

Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Pocket

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Pocket

Cumberland Council Cumberland Council Sydney Water Corporation Cumberland Council Cumberland Council Cumberland Council Cumberland Council Cumberland Council Sydney Water Corporation

Cumberland Council Cumberland Council Cumberland Council Cumberland Council

Cumberland Council Department of Education & Training

Lot 11 DP 228137

| Parks

* Includes Road Reserve 102

103

Table 1: Land Included - Parks PoM continued Property Name

Address

Bridge Road Park*

MacArthur Crescent WESTMEAD NSW 2145

Bridge Street Gardens

New Street East LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Bright Park

53 Guildford Road GUILDFORD NSW 2161

Brighton Reserve

13 Ian Street GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Brooks Circuit Park

Brooks Circuit LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Bukari Reserve

81 Oramzi Road GIRRAWEEN NSW 2145

Burnett Street Park

Burnett Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Byron Park

6P Newman Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Campbell Hill Pioneer Reserve

65 Campbell Hill Road GUILDFORD NSW 2161

Canal Road Park

83 Canal Road GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Cardigan Street Substation

83 Cardigan Street GUILDFORD NSW 2161

Carnation Street Park

20 Carnation Street GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Carolyn Street Park

Old Prospect Road GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Carrington Road Park

7 Carrington Road GUILDFORD NSW 2161

Casino Road Reserve

26P Grazier Circuit PEMULWUY NSW 2145

Cedric Hoffman Reserve

22 Belmont Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Draft Plan of Management

Land Title

Crown Land Details

Lot 65 DP 35587

Lot 15 DP 262763

Lot 27 DP 1112619 Lot 28 DP 1112619 Lot 18 Sec 4 DP 868 Lot 19 Sec 4 DP 868 Lot 20 Sec 4 DP 868 Lot 21 Sec 4 DP 868 Lot 22 Sec 4 DP 868 Lot 23 Sec 4 DP 868 Lot 5 DP 237586 Lot 9 DP 238546

Lot 29 Sec 4 DP 868 Lot 30 Sec 4 DP 868 Lot 31 Sec 4 DP 868 Lot 32 Sec 4 DP 868 Lot 33 Sec 4 DP 868 Lot 34 Sec 4 DP 868 Lot 35 Sec 4 DP 868 Lot 17 Sec 4 DP 868 Lot 7 DP 701428

Lot 821 DP 1150164

Lot 290 DP 8768

Lot 32 DP 801966 Lot 206 DP 13239

Lot 31 DP 801966

Lot 16 DP 801966 Lot 15 DP 801966

Lot 17 DP 801966

Lot 14 DP 1013443 Lot 11D DP 391185

Part Lot C2 DP 388139

Lot A DP385923 Lot 1 DP931240 Lot 1 DP201776 Part Lot 1 DP128411 Part Lot 2 DP201776 Lot 103 DP 228720 Lot 114 DP 228720

Part Lot 2 DP312422 Part Lot A DP367857 Part Lot B DP367857 Part Lot 1 DP69586 Lot 35 DP 228341

Lot 34 Sec 3 DP 734

Lot 55 DP 229856 Lot 49 DP 229856 Lot 6 DP 212450 Lot 11 DP 222280 Lot 36 DP 224666 Lot 5 DP 211200

Lot 2036 DP 1110142

Lot 16 Sec 2 DP 1857 Lot 17 Sec 2 DP 1857

Lot 11 DP 240017 Lot 13 DP 550211

| Parks

| 8. Appendix

Owner

Classification

Category

Ward

Hierarchy

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local High Density

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

South Granville

District

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Pocket

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Local High Density

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

South Granville

Regional

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Local

Cumberland Council Planning NSW Roads & Traffic Authority NSW

* Includes Road Reserve 104

105

Table 1: Land Included - Parks PoM continued Property Name

Address

Central Park

Botanica Drive LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Chadwick Reserve

70 John Street LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Chamberlain Park

Harris Street GUILDFORD NSW 2161

Charles Mance Reserve

6 Newman Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Chisholm Park

216-218 Chisholm Road AUBURN NSW 2144

Chiswick Park

25B Chiswick Road SOUTH GRANVILLE NSW 2142

Civic Park - Auburn

Auburn Road AUBURN NSW 2144

Civic Park - Pendle Hill

125 Targo Road PENDLE HILL NSW 2145

Colquhoun Park

196 Blaxcell Street SOUTH GRANVILLE NSW 2142

Cooma Road Park

Casino Road GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Coronation Park - Auburn

18 Helena Street AUBURN NSW 2144

Coronation Park - Merrylands

Excelsior Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Cresent Street Park*

Crescent Street HOLROYD NSW 2142

Crosby Street Park

22 Crosby Street GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Crystal Street Reserve

Sapphire Street GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Cusack Street Park

31 Cusack Street MERRYLANDS WEST NSW 2160

Cusack Street Reserve

36 Cusack Street MERRYLANDS WEST NSW 2160

Cutcliffe Reserve

Cutcliffe Avenue REGENTS PARK NSW 2143

Cycleway - Berkeley Street

Richmond Street to Alto Street SOUTH WENTWORTHVILLE NSW 2145

* Includes Road Reserve 106

Draft Plan of Management

Land Title

Crown Land Details

Lot 41 DP 1089707

Lot 1 DP 904525

Lot 1 DP 724067

Lot 1 DP 200274 Lot 10B DP 364655 Lot 19 DP 35187 Lot 20 DP 35187 Lot 51 DP 35007 Lot 52 DP 35007 Lot 1 DP 15916 Lot 2 DP 15916 Lot 3 DP 15916 Lot 4 DP 15916 Lot 5 DP 15916 Lot 6 DP 15916 Part Lot 352 DP 8768 Part Lot 353 DP 8768

Lot 7 DP 15916 Lot 8 DP 15916 Lot 9 DP 15916 Lot 10 DP 15916 Lot 12 DP 15916 Lot 11 DP 15916

Lot 11 DP 136168 Lot 11 DP 192747 Lot 52 DP 192747

Lot 53 DP 192747 Part Lot 1 DP 136166

Reserve - 68469 Purpose - Public Recreation Gazetted - 7 July 1939

Lot 15 DP 259916

Lot 9 Sec 6 DP 873 Lot 10 Sec 6 DP 873 Lot 1 Sec 3 DP 1118 Lot 2 Sec 3 DP 1118

Lot 3 Sec 3 DP 1118

Lot 5 DP 1168481

Lot 402 DP 564607 Lot 56 DP 612526 Lot 58 DP 238141

Lot 3 DP 223067 Lot 4 DP 223067 Lot 3 DP 808761

Lot C DP 35706

Lot 27 DP 800104 Lot 28 DP 800104 Lot 29 DP 800104

Lot 30 DP 800104

Reserve - 71959 Purpose - Children’s Playground Gazetted - 14 June 1946

| Parks

| 8. Appendix

Owner

Classification

Category

Ward

Hierarchy

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

District

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Local High Density

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

South Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

South Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

District

Crown Land

Community

Park

Wentworthville

District

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

South Granville

District

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Local

Crown Land

Community

Park

Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Local High Density

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

District

107

Table 1: Land Included - Parks PoM continued

Draft Plan of Management

Property Name

Address

Cycleway - Junction Street

Junction Street AUBURN NSW 2144

Cycleway - Pearson Street

Alto Street to Hayes Street SOUTH WENTWORTHVILLE NSW 2145

Lot 102 DP 802751 Lot 10 DP 801316 Lot 11 DP 801316

Daisy Street Park

33A Gozo Road GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Lot 2 DP 545217 Lot 56 DP 550460 Lot 71 DP 225654

Daley Street Park

5A Daley Street PENDLE HILL NSW 2145

Dandie Park

59 Maunder Avenue GIRRAWEEN NSW 2145

Darmenia Avenue Park

Darmenia Avenue GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Dawes Reserve

Smith Street REGENTS PARK NSW 2143

Devlin Park

Pambula Crescent WOODPARK NSW 2164

Dirrabari Reserve

Edward Drive PEMULWUY NSW 2145

Driftway Reserve

Driftway Drive PEMULWUY NSW 2145

Duck River Picnic Ground

Duck River Reserve North*

Chiswick Road AUBURN NSW 2144

2 Neilson Street GRANVILLE NSW 2142

Duck River Reserve South*

1B Mackay Road SOUTH GRANVILLE NSW 2142

Dudley Reserve

36 Dudley Street LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Dunshea Place Reserve

19 Dunshea Place GUILDFORD NSW 2161

Durawi Walkway

15 Durawi Street PEMULWUY NSW 2145

Land Title

Crown Land Details

Lot 1 DP 1115490

Lot 81 DP 224467 Lot 31 DP 815894 Lot 100 DP 611083

Lot 27 DP 203157 Lot 28 DP 203157 Lot 2 DP 528946 Lot 3 DP 210055

Lot 4 DP 210055 Lot 5 DP 210055

Lot 32 DP 261842 Lot 8 DP 260363 Lot A DP 36144

Lot 6 DP 220582 Lot 7 DP 220582 Lot 8 DP 220582

Lot 2 DP 213617 Lot 3 DP 213617

Part Lot 138 DP1061621

Part Lot 4102 DP1081249 Part Lot 136 DP1061621

Part Lot 137 DP1061621

Part Lot 1 DP938994 Lot 26 DP6713 Lot 27 DP6713

Lot 28 DP6713 Part Lot 29 DP6713

Part Lot 7016 DP93911 Lot 7017 DP93911 Part Lot 47 DP6784 Part Lot 48 DP6784 Part Lot 83 DP6784 Part Lot 84 DP6784 Part Lot 117 DP6784 Part Lot 1 DP 594805 Lot 4 DP213194 Part Lot 5 DP 213194 Part Lot 6 DP 213194 Part Lot 4 DP 224184 Part Lot 3 DP 224184 Part Lot 147 DP 8821 Lot 68 DP229045 Lot 2 DP224184 Lot 10 Sec 11 DP 1493

Lot 16 DP 30222

Lot 500 DP 1151738

Reserve – 100122 Purpose – Public Recreation Gazetted – 2 October 1987 Part Lot 2 DP204101 Part Lot 159 DP6784 Part Lot 7 DP30910 Part Lot 188 DP650719 Part Lot 1 DP 224184 Lot 184 DP8821 Part Lot 185 DP8821 Lot 3 DP509796 Part Lot 2 DP509796 Lot 3 DP226117 Part Lot 279 DP 8821 Part Lot 280 DP 8821

| Parks

| 8. Appendix

Owner

Classification

Category

Ward

Hierarchy

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

District

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

District

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

District

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Operational Park

South Granville

District

Crown Land

Community

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

District

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

South Granville

District

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Pocket

* Includes Road Reserve 108

109

Table 1: Land Included - Parks PoM continued Property Name

Address

East Street Reserve

East Street LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Elizabeth Street Park

87 Military Road GUILDFORD NSW 2161

Excelsior Street Playground

147 Excelsior Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Farm Road Park

Farm Road LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Fifth Street Reserve

38 Fifth Street GRANVILLE NSW 2142

Finlayson Street Reserve(s)

Forest Gum Park

9P Allen Street SOUTH WENTWORTHVILLE NSW 2145

Draft Plan of Management

Land Title

Crown Land Details

Lot 65 DP 35510

Lot 10A DP 347617 Lot 10B DP 347617 Lot 9A DP 347617 Lot 12 Sec 34 DP 875 Lot 13 Sec 34 DP 875 Lot 12 Sec 1 DP 945 Lot 13 Sec 1 DP 945

Lot 14 Sec 34 DP 875 Lot 15 Sec 34 DP 875 Lot 16 Sec 34 DP 875 Lot 17 Sec 34 DP 875 Lot 14 Sec 1 DP 945 Lot 15 Sec 1 DP 945

Lot 6110 DP 1179760

Lot 7001 DP 93892

Reserve - 71958 Purpose - Children’s Playground Gazetted - 14 June 1946

Fowler Road Reserve

163P Fowler Road MERRYLANDS WEST NSW 2160

Fraser Park

Fraser Street AUBURN NSW 2144

Frederick Street Park

2 Frederick Street PENDLE HILL NSW 2145

Fredrick Newby Reserve

131 Rawson Road GUILDFORD NSW 2161

Lot 60 DP 845448

Lot 1 DP 808084 Lot 23 DP 562206 Lot 3 DP 514016 Lot 3 DP 510695 Lot 2 DP 572657

Lot 3 DP 214510 Lot 1 DP 534678 Lot 21 DP 553742 Lot 1 DP 236170

Lot 16 DP 224829

Lot 10 DP 216135

Lot 8 DP 546318

Part Lot 1 DP 7330

Friend Park

101 Station Street WENTWORTHVILLE NSW 2145

| 8. Appendix

Owner

Classification

Category

Ward

Hierarchy

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

South Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Pocket

Crown Land

Community

Park

Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

South Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

South Granville

Pocket

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Local High Density

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Lot 693 DP 11653 Lot 694 DP 11653

17P Finlayson Street SOUTH WENTWORTHVILLE NSW 2145 60 Forest Gum Place GREYSTANES NSW 2145

| Parks

Cumberland Council

Part Lot 2 DP 7330

Reserve - 67522 Purpose - Public Recreation Gazetted - 22 April 1938

Crown Land

Purpose - Community Purposes Gazetted - 16 June 2023 Friends Park

1 Davey Street LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Fyffe Park

65 Neil Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

G E Briscoe Reserve * Includes Road Reserve

Duffy Street MERRYLANDS WEST NSW 2160

110

Lot 1 DP 1147712 Lot 7 DP397 Lot 29 Sec C DP 7916

Lot 39 DP 259549

Lot 8 DP397

111

Table 1: Land Included - Parks PoM continued Property Name

Address

Gallard Reserve

123 Adler Parade GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Gardenia Parade Park

157 Gardenia Parade GREYSTANES NSW 2145

George Street Park

18P George Street GUILDFORD NSW 2161

Girraween Park

10A Octavia Street TOONGABBIE NSW 2146

Girraween Road Park

63 Girraween Road GIRRAWEEN NSW 2145

Gloucester Avenue Park

85 Harris Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Goombarra Reserve

63 Good Street WESTMEAD NSW 2145

Grandin Park

Georges Avenue LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Granville Memorial Park

1 Memorial Drive GRANVILLE NSW 2142

Granville Train Disaster Memorial

54 Railway Parade GRANVILLE NSW 2142

Great Western Highway Reserve

Cumberland Highway WENTWORTHVILLE NSW 2145

Greatrex Reserve

Greatrex Avenue REGENTS PARK NSW 2143

Gregory Street Park

36 Gregory Street GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Grey Box Gum Reserve

287A Park Road AUBURN NSW 2144

Guildford Road Park

558 Guildford Road GUILDFORD WEST NSW 2161

Draft Plan of Management

Land Title

Crown Land Details

Part Lot 8 DP 212933 Part Lot 10 DP 216141

Part Lot 75 DP 218384 Lot 183 DP 209054

Part Lot 104 DP 233207 Lot 2 DP 528718

Lot 21 DP 245972

Lot 4 DP 255191 Lot 105 DP 252056 Lot 202B DP 341103 Part Lot 201B DP 341103

Part Lot 39 DP 667025 Part Lot 1 DP 179567

Lot 210 DP 8768 Lot 211 DP 8768 Lot 43 DP 600 Lot 44 DP 600

Lot 45 DP 600 Lot 42 DP 600

Lot 1 DP 13463

Lot 46 DP 35510

Lot 25 DP 17572 Lot 26 DP 17572 Lot 27 DP 17572 Lot 28 DP 17572 Lot 29 DP 17572 Lot 1 DP 934394

Lot 12 Sec 4 DP 963 Lot 11 Sec 4 DP 963 Lot 31 Sec 4 DP 963 Lot 32 Sec 4 DP 963 Lot 33 Sec 4 DP 963 Lot 34 Sec 4 DP 963 Lot 37 Sec 4 DP 963 Lot 1 DP 1123854 Lot 1 DP 1067956 Lot 2 DP 1067956 Lot 109 DP 35559

Lot 28 DP 222533 Lot 36 DP 221089 Lot 1 DP 828311

Lot 1 DP 524591

Lot 30 DP 17572 Part Lot 50 DP 1258201 Part Lot 31 DP 17572 Part Lot 24 DP 17572

Lot 38 Sec 4 DP 963 Lot 39 Sec 4 DP 963 Lot 40 Sec 4 DP 963 Lot 41 Sec 4 DP 963 Lot 42 Sec 4 DP 963 Lot 43 Sec 4 DP 963 Lot 44 Sec 4 DP 963 Lot 3 DP 1067956 Lot 1 DP 1123890

| Parks

| 8. Appendix

Owner

Classification

Category

Ward

Hierarchy

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

District

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local

Park

Granville

Local

Sydney Water Corporation Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

District

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Pocket

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

South Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Roads & Traffic Authority

* Includes Road Reserve 112

113

Table 1: Land Included - Parks PoM continued Property Name

Address

Draft Plan of Management

Land Title Lot A DP 446023 Lot A DP 346325 Lot B DP 346325 Lot B DP 360815 Lot C DP 380701 Lot D DP 380701 Part Lot 31 DP 1221455

Guilfoyle Park

Hackney Street Reserve

43 Hackney Street GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Hampden Road Reserve

8 Hampden Road SOUTH WENTWORTHVILLE NSW 2145

Hampstead Road Reserve

69 Hampstead Road AUBURN NSW 2144

Hanbury Street Park

61 Gerald Street GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Harris Street Park

29-31 Charlotte Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Harry Gapes Reserve

35A Robertson Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Hassal Street Park

33 Hassall Street WESTMEAD NSW 2145

Haywood Place Reserve

11 Millicent Street GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Helena Street Park

5 Carmen Street GUILDFORD WEST NSW 2161

Hereford Place Reserve

6R Hereford Place SOUTH WENTWORTHVILLE NSW 2145

Hewitt Avenue Reserve

Hewitt Avenue GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Hillier Street Reserve

4P Hillier Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Holroyd Apex Park

26 Baden Street GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Holroyd Volunteer Park

9P Miller Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Crown Land Details Lot A DP 365758 Lot B DP 365758 Lot 9 DP 190860 Lot 8 DP 190860 Part Lot A DP 360815

Lot 301 DP 621583

Lot 2 DP 997318 Lot 21 DP 524272

Lot 22 DP 524272 Lot 1 Sec 21 DP 939788

Lot 11 DP 240099 Lot 14 DP 31285

Lot 33 DP 31285

Lot 1 DP 537414 Lot 2 DP 537414 Part Lot 38 Sec 4 DP 945 Part Lot 39 Sec 4 DP 945 Part Lot 40 Sec 4 DP 945 Part Lot 41 Sec 4 DP 945 Part Lot 42 Sec 4 DP 945 Part Lot 43 Sec 4 DP 945 Part Lot 44 Sec 4 DP 945 Part Lot 45 Sec 4 DP 945

Lot 42 DP 238202

Lot 40 DP 213651 Lot 41 DP 213651 Lot 213 DP 700051 Lot 2 DP 231152

Lot 3 DP 231152 Lot 192 DP 1157536

Lot 212 DP 262166

Lot 3 DP 510840 Lot 12 DP 525059 Lot 12 DP 237749 Lot 21 DP 231225 Lot 43 DP 228474 Lot 1 DP 1084759

| 8. Appendix

Classification

Category

Ward

Hierarchy

Community

Park

Regents Park

District

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local High Density

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

South Granville

District

Cumberland Council

Operational

Park

Wentworthville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Rail Corporation NSW

Part Lot 2 DP 546185

Part Lot 28 Sec 4 DP 945 Part Lot 29 Sec 4 DP 945 Part Lot 31 Sec 4 DP 945 Part Lot 32 Sec 4 DP 945 Part Lot 33 Sec 4 DP 945 Part Lot 34 Sec 4 DP 945 Part Lot 35 Sec 4 DP 945 Part Lot 36 Sec 4 DP 945 Part Lot 37 Sec 4 DP 945 Lot 25 Sec B DP 4036 Lot 26 Sec B DP 4036

Owner

| Parks

Lot 42 DP 228474 Lot 108 DP 255678

* Includes Road Reserve 114

115

Table 1: Land Included - Parks PoM continued Property Name

Address

Hopman Street Park

41 Hopman Street GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Howe Street Park

69 Amos Street WESTMEAD NSW 2145

Illoura Reserve*

13 Garrard Street GRANVILLE NSW 2142

Ironbark Walkway

Ironbark Crescent LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Irwin Place Park

58A Fullagar Road WENTWORTHVILLE NSW 2145

Jack and Jill Reserve

27 Tilba Street BERALA NSW 2141

Jewish Reserve

3 Davey Street LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Jirramba Reserve

14 Cornelia Road TOONGABBIE NSW 2146

John Knowles Park

33 Eddy Street MERRYLANDS WEST NSW 2160

John Silverthorne Park

26 Oklahoma Avenue TOONGABBIE NSW 2146

Josephine Street Park

30-34 Josephine Street MERRYLANDS WEST NSW 2160

Karabi Reserve

97P Lockwood Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Keene Park

Teague Street GIRRAWEEN NSW 2145

Kibo Reserve

Fourth Avenue BERALA NSW 2141

King Park

16-32 Cambridge Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Kippax Street Park

Whalans Road GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Draft Plan of Management

Land Title

Crown Land Details

Lot 51 DP 237312

Lot 16 DP 11412

Lot 282 DP 1218915 Lot 17 DP 1520 Lot 18 DP 1520 Lot 14 DP 1520 Lot 3 DP 55684 Lot 2 DP 975181 Lot 72 DP 998945 Lot 10 DP 539746 Lot 292 DP 618059 Lot 30 DP 1086687

Lot 2 DP 867703 Lot 11 DP 239558

Lot 3 DP 233185 Lot 1 DP 749487 Lot 38 DP 1520 Lot 39 DP 1520 Lot 15 DP 1520 Lot 16 DP 1520 Lot 40 DP 1520 Lot 41 DP 1520 Lot 42 DP 1520

Lot 12 DP 239558 Lot 3 DP 103587

Lot 1 DP 558449 Lot 18 Sec 4 DP 435 Part Lot E DP 15632

Part Lot F DP 15632

Part Lot 1 DP 450060

Lot 6 DP 221607 Lot 16 DP 209995 Lot 12 DP 225786

Lot 6 DP 223817 Lot 7 DP 209356

Lot 8 DP 209356

Lot 21 Sec B DP 977093 Lot 48 Sec B DP 977093

Lot 2 DP 529271 Lot 1 DP 529271

Lot 3 DP 553436 Lot 2 DP 553436 Lot 2 DP 607318

Part Lot 2 DP 831307

Lot 3 DP 543656 Lot 5 DP 239259

| 8. Appendix

Owner

Classification

Category

Ward

Hierarchy

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Pocket

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Local High Density

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

District

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council Sydney Water Corporation

Lot 1 DP 568130

Lot 11 DP 225786 Lot 97 DP 31371 Lot 15 DP 209995 Lot 3 DP 503947 Part Lot 31 DP 239635

| Parks

Lot 17 DP 238856 Lot 113 DP 736638

* Includes Road Reserve 116

117

Table 1: Land Included - Parks PoM continued Property Name

Address

Kookaburra Street Park

24 Kookaburra Street GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Kootingal Street Park

30A Kootingal Street GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Kulgun Park

255 Park Road AUBURN NSW 2144

Kurung Reserve

6P Robert Street HOLROYD NSW 2142

Draft Plan of Management

Land Title

Crown Land Details

Lot 44 DP 237861

Lot 83 DP 238989

Lot 5 DP 5934 Lot 6 DP 5934 Lot 7 DP 5934 Lot 8 DP 5934 Lot 12 Sec 3 DP 3642 Lot 27 DP 801968 Lot 8 Sec 4 DP 3642 Lot 31 DP 801968 Lot 25 DP 801968 Lot 26 DP 801968 Lot 12 DP 248020 Lot 30 DP 801968 Lot 7 Sec 4 DP 3642

Lot 9 DP 5934 Lot 10 DP 5934 Lot 4 DP 232715 Lot 28 DP 801968 Lot 29 DP 801968 Lot 11 Sec 3 DP 3642 Lot 6 DP 248020 Lot 6 Sec 4 DP 3642 Lot 10 Sec 3 DP 3642

| Parks

| 8. Appendix

Owner

Classification

Category

Ward

Hierarchy

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

South Granville

Local

Community

Park

Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Pocket

Community

Park

Granville

District

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local

Cumberland Council

Roads & Traffic Authority Minister Administering the Environment

Lance Crescent Park

77 Lance Crescent GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Lance Crescent Reserve

97 Lance Crescent GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Lawson Avenue Walkway

14P Lawson Avenue PEMULWUY NSW 2145

Lot 26 DP 226894 Lot 47 DP 236404 Lot 4 DP 537660 Lot 24 DP 231323

Lot 32 DP 232355 Lot 1 DP 535405

Lot 347 DP 1104956

Lot 379 DP 628 Lawson Square

Price Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Leawarra Reserve

13P Margaret Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Leeton Street Park

15 Leeton Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Leigh Street Park

33 Leigh Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Leonie Cresent Reserve

Kingsland Road BERALA NSW 2141

Linlee Street Park

2 Linlee Street GIRRAWEEN NSW 2145

Cumberland Council

Lot 1 DP 250732 Lot 2 DP 250732

Reserve - 89704 Purpose - Public Recreation Gazetted - 9 January 1976

Lot 11 DP 801966 Lot 162 DP 13239 Lot 163 DP 13239

Lot 164 DP 13239 Lot 165 DP 13239 Lot 10 DP 801966

Part Lot 8 DP 236981 Part Lot 7 DP 237077

Lot 22 DP 240506

Lot 3 DP 240696

Lot 1 DP 1136811 Lot 4 DP 31745 Lot 12 DP 219856 Lot 27 DP 222820

Lot 5 DP 31745 Lot X DP 406836

Crown Land

* Includes Road Reserve 118

119

Table 1: Land Included - Parks PoM continued Property Name

Linwood Estate and Tamplin Road Reserve

Address

11 Byron Road GUILDFORD NSW 2161

Draft Plan of Management

| Parks

| 8. Appendix

Land Title

Crown Land Details

Owner

Classification

Category

Ward

Hierarchy

Part Lot 50 DP 1322629

Reserve – 1031568 Purpose – Community Purposes, Government Purposes, Heritage Purposes, Public Recreation Gazetted – 25 January 2011 License – Community Group / Disability Service Reserve – 1031588 Purpose – Community and Sporting Club Facilities, Community Purposes, Public Recreation Gazetted – 25 February 2011 License – Community Group / Disability Service

Crown Land

Community

Park

Greystanes

District

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

South Granville

Local

Lot 1 DP183017 Part Lot 50 DP 1322629

Lot 2 DP 626900 Lot 20 Sec 5 DP 868 Lot 23 Sec 5 DP 868 Lot 2 Sec 7 DP 945 Lot 3 Sec 7 DP 945 Lot 4 Sec 7 DP 945 Lot 5 Sec 7 DP 945 Lot 6 Sec 7 DP 945 Lot 7 Sec 7 DP 945 Lot 8 Sec 7 DP 945 Lot 9 Sec 7 DP 945 Lot 4 Sec 8 DP 945 Lot 2 Sec 8 DP 945 Lot 3 Sec 8 DP 945 Lot 5 Sec 8 DP 945 Lot 6 Sec 8 DP 945 Lot 7 Sec 8 DP 945 Lot 8 Sec 8 DP 945 Lot 38 Sec 8 DP 945 Lot 39 Sec 8 DP 945 Lot 40 Sec 8 DP 945 Lot 20 Sec 9 DP 945 Lot 21 Sec 9 DP 945 Lot 22 Sec 9 DP 945 Lot 23 Sec 9 DP 945 Lot 24 Sec 9 DP 945 Lot 25 Sec 9 DP 945 Lot 26 Sec 9 DP 945 Lot 27 Sec 9 DP 945 Lot 28 Sec 9 DP 945

Lot 29 Sec 9 DP 945 Lot 22 Sec 12 DP 945 Lot 23 Sec 12 DP 945 Lot 24 Sec 12 DP 945 Lot 25 Sec 12 DP 945 Part Lot 41 Sec 8 DP 945 Part Lot 42 Sec 8 DP 945 Part Lot 43 Sec 8 DP 945 Part Lot 31 Sec 8 DP 945 Part Lot 32 Sec 8 DP 945 Part Lot 33 Sec 8 DP 945 Part Lot 34 Sec 8 DP 945 Part Lot 35 Sec 8 DP 945 Part Lot 36 Sec 8 DP 945 Part Lot 37 Sec 8 DP 945 Part Lot 9 Sec 8 DP 945 Part Lot 10 Sec 8 DP 945 Part Lot 11 Sec 8 DP 945 Part Lot 12 Sec 8 DP 945 Part Lot 13 Sec 8 DP 945 Part Lot 14 Sec 8 DP 945 Part Lot 15 Sec 8 DP 945 Part Lot 16 Sec 8 DP 945 Part Lot 17 Sec 8 DP 945 Part Lot 18 Sec 8 DP 945 Part Lot 27 Sec 12 DP 945 Part Lot 26 Sec 12 DP 945 Part Lot 22 Sec 5 DP 868 Part Lot 21 Sec 5 DP 868

Little Duck Creek Reserve

46 Eve Street GUILDFORD NSW 2161

Lois Place Park

9 Lois Place MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Lot 9 DP 249044

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Pocket

Long Street Park

Long Street SMITHFIELD NSW 2164

Lot 18 DP240319 Part 19 DP240319

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

* Includes Road Reserve 120

121

Table 1: Land Included - Parks PoM continued Property Name

Address

Lytton Street Park

40A Lane Street WENTWORTHVILLE NSW 2145

M J Bennett Reserve

22A Church Avenue WESTMEAD NSW 2145

Maley Park

Palmer Street GUILDFORD WEST NSW 2161

Manchester Street Reserve

45 Manchester Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Mansfield Street Park

Targo Road GIRRAWEEN NSW 2145

Maple Street Park

39A Maple Street GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Mardi Street Park

182 Girraween Road GIRRAWEEN NSW 2145

Marrong Reserve

Daruga Avenue PEMULWUY NSW 2145

Martin Cresent Park

15-19 Martin Crescent WOODPARK NSW 2164

Maru Reserve

Burnett Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Draft Plan of Management

Land Title Lot 182 DP 814588 Lot 102 DP 717298 Lot 84 DP 7383 Lot 132 DP 570890 Lot 21 DP 559840 Lot 192 DP 629103 Lot 222 DP 701911 Lot 2 DP 533615 Lot 162 DP 805094 Lot 2 DP 714205 Lot 72 DP 736667 Lot 82 DP 739714 Lot 22 DP 715111 Lot 32 DP 739716 Lot 42 DP 739715 Lot 52 DP 707387 Lot 132 DP 702073 Lot 142 DP 632392 Lot 4 DP 731304 Lot 6 DP 734364 Lot 8 DP 739557 Lot 2 DP 628941 Part Lot 73 DP 35155

Lot 1 Sec 4 DP 1210 Lot 2 Sec 4 DP 1210 Lot 3 Sec 4 DP 1210

Crown Land Details Lot 2 DP 563866 Lot 3 DP 563866 Lot 2 DP 787784 Lot 2 DP 505533 Lot 2 DP 614032 Lot 3 DP 555594 Lot 14 DP 718601 Lot 16 DP 715359 Lot 122 DP 627015 Lot 112 DP 549980 Lot 3 DP 579456 Lot 4 DP 579456 Lot 712 DP 709422 Lot 12 DP 806773 Lot 152 DP 816525 Lot 202 DP 731863 Lot 152 DP 629924 Lot 212 DP 837037 Part Lot 4 DP 209355 Part Lot 6 DP 22749 Part Lot 17 Sec 1 DP 963

Lot 4 Sec 4 DP 1210 Lot 5 Sec 4 DP 1210 Lot 6 Sec 4 DP 1210

Lot 46 Sec 2 DP 5714

Lot 4 DP 546873

Lot 53 DP 203436 Lot 52 DP 203436

Lot 46 DP 203436

Lot 1 DP 226482 Lot 4 DP 226482

Lot 12 DP 226482

Part Lot 202 DP1121844 Part Lot 201 DP1121844 Part Lot 1087 DP1091043

Part Lot 1085 DP1091043

Lot 9 DP 213674 Lot 10 DP 213674

Lot 6 DP 230783

Lot 5 DP 801967 Lot 6 DP 801967 Lot 25 DP 801967 Lot 26 DP 801967 Lot 27 DP 801967 Lot 7 DP 801967

Lot 28 DP 801967 Lot 13 DP 241887 Lot 11 DP 801967 Lot 10 DP 801967

Lot 13 DP 801967 Lot 29 DP 801967

Lot 30 DP 801967

| Parks

| 8. Appendix

Owner

Classification

Category

Ward

Hierarchy

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

District

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local High Density

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

District

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Pocket

Community

Park

Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council Minister Environment & Planning Department of Planning & Infrastructure

* Includes Road Reserve 122

123

Table 1: Land Included - Parks PoM continued Property Name

Address

Maunder Reserve

O'Neill Street GUILDFORD NSW 2161

Maurice O'Connell Reserve

46 Salisbury Road GUILDFORD NSW 2161

McCleenan Park

10A MacKlin Street PENDLE HILL NSW 2145

Memorial Park

16 Treves Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Merrylands Remembrance Park

48 Arthur Street MERRYLANDS WEST NSW 2160

Milton Street Reserve

3 Clarence Street LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Mona Park

Chisholm Road AUBURN NSW 2144

Draft Plan of Management

Land Title Lot 45 Sec 32 DP 875 Lot 46 Sec 32 DP 875 Lot 47 Sec 32 DP 875 Lot 48 Sec 32 DP 875 Lot 49 Sec 32 DP 875 Lot 50 Sec 32 DP 875 Lot 51 Sec 32 DP 875 Lot 52 Sec 32 DP 875 Lot 53 Sec 32 DP 875 Lot 54 Sec 32 DP 875 Lot 38 Sec 7 DP 4047 Lot 39 Sec 7 DP 4047

50A Monterey Street SOUTH WENTWORTHVILLE NSW 2145

Lot 17 Sec 32 DP 875 Lot 18 Sec 32 DP 875 Lot 25 Sec 32 DP 875 Lot 26 Sec 32 DP 875 Lot 24 Sec 32 DP 875 Lot 21 Sec 32 DP 875 Lot 22 Sec 32 DP 875 Lot 23 Sec 32 DP 875 Lot 19 Sec 32 DP 875 Lot 20 Sec 32 DP 875

Lot 14 DP 29336 Lot 15 DP 29336 Part Lot D DP 417635

Lot 17 Sec E DP 2733

Lot 24 Sec 2 DP 751 Lot 25 Sec 2 DP 751

Lot 26 Sec 2 DP 751

Part Lot 10 DP56294 Lot 1 DP1067595 Lot 2 DP1067595

Lot 3 DP1067595 Lot 2 DP1109249

Part Lot 7012 DP93894

Lot 1 DP 1037917 Lot 2 DP 800104 Monterey Street Park

Crown Land Details

Lot 2 DP 1037917 Lot 1 DP 800104

| 8. Appendix

Owner

Classification

Category

Ward

Hierarchy

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

South Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Pocket

Community

Park

South Granville

District

Community

Park

Wentworthville

District

Community

Park

Granville

Local

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local

Cumberland Council Reserve – 100122 Purpose – Public Recreation Gazetted – 2 October 1987

Lot 587 DP 11653 Lot 588 DP 11653

| Parks

Crown Land Cumberland Council Sydney Water Corporation Roads & Traffic Authority

Moore Park

Morgan Street Park

Morris Street Park

Mujar Reserve

13 Matthew Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

18P Margaret Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

1 Morris Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Hampden Road SOUTH WENTWORTHVILLE NSW 2145

Lot 7 DP 924 Lot 8 DP 924 Lot 9 DP 924

Cumberland Council

Lot 14 DP 801966 Lot 13 DP 801966

Lot 30 DP 801966

Lot 259 DP 13239 Lot 267 DP 13239

Lot 258 DP 13239 Lot 257 DP 13239

Lot 296 DP 628 Lot 297 DP 628

Lot 298 DP 628 Lot 295 DP 628

Lot 87 DP 590520 Lot 88 DP 590520 Lot 93 DP 601367 Lot 84 DP 595540 Lot 85 DP 595540 Lot 202 DP 626057

Lot 81 DP 740292 Lot 82 DP 740292 Lot 94 DP 601367 Lot 96 DP 848384 Lot 1 DP 858756

Cumberland Council Planning NSW

* Includes Road Reserve 124

125

Table 1: Land Included - Parks PoM continued Property Name

Address

Draft Plan of Management

Land Title

Crown Land Details

Lot 137 DP 3425 Munal Reserve

32 Lockwood Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Munro Street Reserve

36 Munro Street GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Murdock Street Park

Murdock Street GUILDFORD NSW 2161

Murray Reserve

Darling Street GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Nallawilli Reserve

58 Windsor Road MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Nancy Street Park

17 Nancy Street PENDLE HILL NSW 2145

Nelson Square

Butu Wargun Drive PEMULWUY NSW 2145

New Glasgow Park*

1B Factory Street GRANVILLE NSW 2142

Nijong Walkway

52P Nijong Drive PEMULWUY NSW 2145

Norman May Reserve

Gordon Bray Circuit LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Norman Park

Park Road AUBURN NSW 2144

Northumberland Road Reserve

9 Northumberland Road AUBURN NSW 2144

O S Young Park

10-16 Hunt Street GUILDFORD WEST NSW 2161

Reserve - 89250 Purpose - Public Recreation Gazetted - 26 July 1974

Lot 51 DP 238643

Lot B DP 338665

Lot 8 DP 240579 Lot 12 DP 255964 Lot 240 DP 3425 Lot 239 DP 3425 Lot 9 DP 235408

Part Lot 135 DP1061621

Lot 24 DP6784 Part Lot 25 DP6784

Lot 4003 DP 1151984 Lot 432 DP 1136588 Lot 54 DP 1016757

Lot 2 DP 623447

Part Lot 100 DP 716667

Lot 30 Sec 6 DP 2110 Lot 28 Sec 6 DP 2110

Lot 29 Sec 6 DP 2110 Lot 27 Sec 6 DP 2110

Lot 7045 DP 1065002 Olympic Drive Reserve

Reserve - 60119 Purpose - Public Recreation Gazetted - 18 November 1927

Olympic Drive LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Olympic Drive Parklets

Oriole Park

Tavistock Street AUBURN NSW 2144

Classification

Category

Ward

Hierarchy

Community

Park

Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

District

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Local

Cumberland Council

Operational

Park

Regents Park

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Crown Land

Community

Park

Regents Park

Pocket

Cumberland Council Transport for NSW

Community

Park

Regents Park

Pocket

Park

South Granville

District

Crown Land

Purpose - Community Purposes Gazetted - 14 March 2014 Lot 5 DP 261550

42 Raymond Street East LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

| 8. Appendix

Cumberland Council

Lot 7025 DP 1028199 Lot 7026 DP 1028199

Lot 1 DP707627 Part Lot 2 DP115286 Part Lot 2 DP707627

Owner

| Parks

Lot 4 DP 261550 Part Lot 9 DP 197476 Part Lot 8 DP 197476 Part Lot 7 DP 197476 Part Lot 6 DP 197476 Lot 82 DP743655 Lot 83 DP743655 Lot 84 DP743655 Lot 85 DP743655 Lot 107 DP59874

Part Lot 5 DP 197476 Part Lot 4 DP 197476 Part Lot 2 DP224387 Part Lot 1 DP224387 Lot 108 DP742965 Lot 109 DP743655 Lot 110 DP743655 Part Lot 28 DP8800

Community Cumberland Council Operational

* Includes Road Reserve 126

127

Table 1: Land Included - Parks PoM continued Property Name

Address

Oxford Street Park

14 Oxford Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Palm Street Reserve

Palm Street GIRRAWEEN NSW 2145

Paul Cresent Reserve

3 Paul Crescent SOUTH WENTWORTHVILLE NSW 2145

Peden Park

Betty Cuthbert Drive LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Phillips Park

Princess Street LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Pine Park

41-45 Pine Road AUBURN NSW 2144

Pine Park - Future Expansion

34 Chestnut Road AUBURN NSW 2144

Potts Hill Reserve*

Lewis Street REGENTS PARK NSW 2143

Princes Street Park

Princes Street GUILDFORD WEST NSW 2161

Progress Park

Killeen Street AUBURN NSW 2144

Pye Street Park

18 Pye Street WESTMEAD NSW 2145

RAAF Stores Park

Princes Road East AUBURN NSW 2144

Remembrance Park

Joseph Street LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Remembrance Park - Expansion

6 Taylor Street LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Draft Plan of Management

Land Title

Crown Land Details

Lot 11 DP 578933

Lot 17 DP 240703

Lot 14 DP 31065 Lot 15 DP 31065 Lot 100 DP 1139471

Lot 1 DP 972511 Lot 1 DP 972512 Lot 1 DP 323804 Lot 2 DP 323804 Lot 3 DP 323804 Lot 4 DP 323804 Lot A DP 395946 Lot E DP 395945 Lot G DP 395943 Part Lot 180 DP 752036

Lot K DP 395944 Lot 19 Sec 3 DP 831 Part Lot 134 DP 752036 Part Lot 144 DP 752036 Part Lot 143 DP 752036 Part Lot 177 DP 752036 Part Lot 181 DP 752036 Part Lot 182 DP 752036

Lot 135 DP 752036 Lot 136 DP 752036 Lot 137 DP 752036 Lot 7033 DP 93914 Lot 130 DP 752036 Lot 7034 DP 93914 Lot 451 DP 752036 Part Lot 131 DP 752036 Part Lot 132 DP 752036 Lot 101 DP 1638 Lot 102 DP 1638

Part Lot 133 DP 752036 Part Lot 7032 DP 93914 Part Lot 178 DP 752036 Part Lot 179 DP 752036 Part Lot 139 DP 752036 Part Lot 140 DP 752036 Part Lot 141 DP 752036 Part Lot 142 DP 752036

Category

Ward

Hierarchy

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Local High Density

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Pocket

Park

Regents Park

District

Cumberland Council

Reserve - 81892 Purpose - Public Recreation Gazetted - 28 August 1959

Lot 116 DP 1638

Lot 85 DP 35567

Part Lot 30 DP6713 Part Lot 31 DP6713 Lot 32 DP6713 Lot 33 DP6713 Lot A DP 160032

Lot 34 DP6713 Lot 35 DP6713 Part Lot 4 Sec 16 DP192307

Part Lot 54 DP 1081545 Part Lot 27 DP 270505 Lot 53 DP 1081545 Lot 7021 DP 93913

Lot 463 DP 752036 Lot A DP 163069

Classification

Community

Lot 103 DP 1638

Lot 2 DP 614370

Reserve - 84404 Purpose - Public Library, Public Recreation Gazetted - 26 April 1963 Lot A DP 163167

| 8. Appendix

Owner

Operational

Lot 1 DP 221960 Lot 2 DP 221960

| Parks

Crown Land

Community

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

South Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

South Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Operational

Park

Regents Park

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

South Granville

District

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

South Granville

District

Crown Land

Community

Park

Regents Park

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Local

* Includes Road Reserve 128

129

Table 1: Land Included - Parks PoM continued

Draft Plan of Management

Property Name

Address

Land Title

20P Richmond Street SOUTH WENTWORTHVILLE NSW 2145

Lot 692 DP 11653

Richmond Street Reserve

Lot 45 8019 Lot 23 DP 801965 Rita Street Park

33 Chester Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Roy Godfrey Reserve

149 Clyde Street GRANVILLE NSW 2142

Ruth Street Park

Ruth Street MERRYLANDS WEST NSW 2160

Sam Taylor Reserve

44B Patten Avenue MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Sandra Street Park

37 Fairfield Road WOODPARK NSW 2164

Sandra Street Reserve

27 Sandra Street WOODPARK NSW 2164

Sarah Daniels Court

16 McFarlane Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Scout Memorial Park*

1 Elizabeth Street GRANVILLE NSW 2142

Serpentine Street Park

2 Thames Street MERRYLANDS WEST NSW 2160

Shannon Avenue Park

59 Shannon Avenue MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Spencer Reserve

80A Spencer Street BERALA NSW 2141

Surrey Street Reserve

O'Neill Street GUILDFORD NSW 2161

Swete Street Reserve*^

Swete Street LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Targo Road Reserve*

195 Targo Road GIRRAWEEN NSW 2145

Ted Cullen Reserve

133 Hampden Road SOUTH WENTWORTHVILLE NSW 2145

Crown Land Details

Lot 24 DP 801965

Lot 1A DP 419169

Lot 1 DP 216442 Lot 25 Sec 1 DP 1260 Lot 12 DP 232293 Lot 13 DP 232293 Lot 3 DP 507247

Lot 49 Sec A DP 7916

Lot 13 DP 4978 Lot 14 DP 4978 Lot 15 DP 4978 Lot 4 DP 16699 Lot 21 DP 4978 Lot 22 DP 4978 Lot 17 Sec 1 DP 277 Lot 18 Sec 1 DP 277

Lot 23 DP 4978 Lot 10 DP 4978 Lot 12 DP 4978 Lot 2 DP 4978 Lot 8 DP 4978 Lot 3 DP 16699 Lot 1 DP 128811

Lot 17 DP 210002

Lot 37 DP 235266 Lot 19 DP 251159 Lot 101 DP 803615

Lot 10 Sec 33 DP 875 Lot 11 Sec 33 DP 875 Lot 12 Sec 33 DP 875 Lot 13 Sec 33 DP 875 Lot 14 DP 31049

Lot 28 DP 8768

Lot 1 DP 31827

Owner

Classification

Category

Ward

Hierarchy

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Pocket

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local

Crown Land

Community

Park

Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Operational

Park

Granville

Pocket

Community

Park

Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Pocket

Planning NSW Roads & Traffic Authority Lot 171 DP 6784 Lot 177 DP 6784

Lot 14 Sec 33 DP 875 Lot 15 Sec 33 DP 875 Lot 16 Sec 33 DP 875 Lot 17 Sec 33 DP 875

| 8. Appendix

Cumberland Council

Lot 206 DP 12899 Lot 22 DP 801965 Lot 172 DP 6784 Lot 173 DP 6784

| Parks

Reserve - 71957 Purpose - Children’s Playground Gazetted - 14 June 1946

Cumberland Council

Planning and Infrastructure

* Includes Road Reserve ^ Contains Crown land devolved to Council (R72595) which is not included in this Plan of Management 130

131

Table 1: Land Included - Parks PoM continued Property Name

Address

The Esplanade Reserve*

The Esplanade GUILDFORD NSW 2161

The Portico

12P Portico Parade TOONGABBIE NSW 2146

Todd Street Park

11 Arcadia Street MERRYLANDS WEST NSW 2160

Toogagal Reserve

Palm Street GIRRAWEEN NSW 2145

Toongabbie Reserve

20 Toongabbie Road TOONGABBIE NSW 2146

Toongabbie Road Reserve

125 Toongabbie Road TOONGABBIE NSW 2146

Turpentine Park

Turpentine Place LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Draft Plan of Management

Land Title Lot 8 Sec 16 DP 734 Lot 25 Sec 16 DP 734 Lot 1 Sec 16 DP 734 Lot 2 Sec 16 DP 734 Lot 3 Sec 16 DP 734 Lot 4 Sec 16 DP 734 Lot 5 Sec 16 DP 734 Lot 18 Sec 16 DP 734 Lot 0 RO 10697

Crown Land Details Lot 19 Sec 16 DP 734 Lot 20 Sec 16 DP 734 Lot 21 Sec 16 DP 734 Lot 22 Sec 16 DP 734 Lot 23 Sec 16 DP 734 Lot 6 Sec 16 DP 734 Lot 7 Sec 16 DP 734 Lot 24 Sec 16 DP 734

Lot 1 DP 311515 Lot 20 Sec G DP 2733 Lot 24 DP 231503

Lot A DP 386836 Lot B DP 386836 Lot 229 DP 11508

Lot 3312 DP 1132055

Lot 25 Sec 13 DP 734 Unnamed Reserve - Bangor Street

44 Bangor Street GUILDFORD NSW 2161

Unnamed Reserve - Bertha Street

38 Bertha Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Unnamed Reserve - Bogan Street

16 Bogan Street GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Unnamed Reserve(s) - Botanica

Chapel Road LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Lot 26 Sec 13 DP 734 Lot 27 Sec 13 DP 734 Lot 28 Sec 13 DP 734 Lot 29 Sec 13 DP 734 Lot 21 Sec 4 DP 1260 Lot 203 DP 611110

| 8. Appendix

Owner

Classification

Category

Ward

Hierarchy

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local

Cumberland Council

Operational

Park

Wentworthville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Pocket

Community

Park

Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Park

Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council Lot 11 Sec 13 DP 734 Lot 12 Sec 13 DP 734 Lot 13 Sec 13 DP 734 Lot 14 Sec 13 DP 734 Lot 17 DP 135524 Lot 18 DP 135524

Lot 22 DP 240929

Lot 801 DP 1150164 Lot 816 DP 1150164

Main Avenue LIDCOMBE NSW 2141 Lot 820 DP 1150164

Unnamed Reserve - Brooks Circuit

Brooks Circuit LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Unnamed Reserve – Butu Wargun Drive

Butu Wargun Drive PEMULWUY NSW 2145

Unnamed Reserve - Cardigan Street

44-50 Cardigan Street GUILDFORD NSW 2161

Lot 16 Sec 12 DP 734 Lot 17 Sec 12 DP 734 Lot 31 Sec 14 DP 734

Lot 32 Sec 14 DP 734 Lot 33 Sec 14 DP 734 Lot 34 Sec 12 DP 734

Unnamed Reserve - Dressler Court

Dressler Court MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Lot 4 DP 1248018 Lot 6 DP 1248018

Lot 3 DP 1225307

Unnamed Reserve - Driftway Drive

166 Driftway Drive PEMULWUY NSW 2145

Lot 12 DP1162280 Lot 13 DP1162280

Lot 133 DP 1061621

| Parks

Sydney Water Corporation

Sydney Water Corporation Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Pocket

* Includes Road Reserve 132

133

Table 1: Land Included - Parks PoM continued Property Name

Address

Unnamed Reserve – Dungara Drive

3 Watkin Tench Parade PEMULWUY NSW 2145

Draft Plan of Management

Land Title

Crown Land Details

Lot 3160 DP1068163

Lot 2 DP 629059 Lot 16 Sec 2 DP 277 Unnamed Reserve - Elizabeth Street

20 Elizabeth Street GRANVILLE NSW 2142

Unnamed Reserve - Guildford Road

78 Guildford Road GUILDFORD NSW 2161

Unnamed Reserve - Herdsmans Avenue Walkway

38B Main Avenue LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Unnamed Reserve - Joseph Street Walkway

Joseph Street LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Unnamed Reserve - Joseph Street Water Park

Betty Cuthbert Drive LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Unnamed Reserve - Kirk Avenue

19 Kirk Avenue GUILDFORD NSW 2161

Unnamed Reserve - Loftus Street Reserve

3 Loftus Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Unnamed Reserve - Main Avenue

Main Avenue LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Unnamed Reserve - Maunder Avenue

81 Girraween Road GIRRAWEEN NSW 2145

Unnamed Reserve - Naying Drive

39 Naying Drive PEMULWUY NSW 2145

Unnamed Reserve - New Street

New Street West LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Unnamed Reserve – Nijong Drive

Nijong Drive PEMULWUY NSW 2145

Unnamed Reserve - Nyrang Street

Nyrang Street LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Unnamed Reserve - Olsen Street

2A Olsen Street GUILDFORD NSW 2161

Lot 17 Sec 2 DP 277

Lot 13 Sec A DP 2287 Lot 14 Sec A DP 2287 Lot 15 Sec A DP 2287 Lot 16 Sec A DP 2287 Lot 17 Sec A DP 2287 Lot 37 Sec A DP 2287 Lot 38 Sec A DP 2287 Lot 10 Sec A DP 2287 Lot 9 Sec a DP 2287 Lot 24 DP 1277309

Lot 39 Sec A DP 2287 Lot 41 Sec A DP 2287 Lot 42 Sec A DP 2287 Part Lot 11 Sec A DP 2287 Part Lot 12 Sec A DP 2287 Part Lot 40 Sec A DP 2287

Lot 3549 DP1145998 Lot 21 DP 1086687 Lot 86 DP 1092836 Lot 16 DP 1074086

Lot 17 DP 1074086

Lot B DP 36431 Lot 21 Sec 1 DP 979564 Lot 1 DP 535413 Lot 385 DP 752058 Lot 21 Sec 1 DP 979564 Lot 21 Sec 1 DP 979564 Lot 21 Sec 1 DP 979564 Lot 385 DP 752058 Lot 1 DP 535413

Lot 21 Sec 1 DP 979564 Lot 21 Sec 1 DP 979564 Lot 21 Sec 1 DP 979564 Lot 21 Sec 1 DP 979564 Lot 21 Sec 1 DP 979564

Lot 13 DP 1074086 Lot 14 DP1074086

Lot 79 DP 1097193 Lot 82 DP 1139415

Lot 4095 DP 1081249

Lot 1 DP 1182586 Lot 1 DP 223019 Part Lot 773 DP1152946

Lot 1 DP 213761

Lot 13 DP 29284

| 8. Appendix

Owner

Classification

Category

Ward

Hierarchy

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Pocket

Community

Park

Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

South Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

South Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Operational

Park

Wentworthville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

District

Cumberland Council

Operational

Park

Regents Park

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

South Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Lot 15 Sec 2 DP 277 Lot 14 Sec 2 DP 277

Lot 101 DP 569393 Lot 9 DP 113849

| Parks

Planning and Infrastructure

* Includes Road Reserve 134

135

Table 1: Land Included - Parks PoM continued Property Name

Address

Unnamed Reserve - Olympic Drive

90 Joseph Street LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Unnamed Reserve - Prospect Highway

6P Picrite Close PEMULWUY NSW 2145

Unnamed Reserve - Rita Street

22 Davison Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Unnamed Reserve - Robert Street

10 Robert Street HOLROYD NSW 2142

Unnamed Reserve - Station Street

40 Station Street GUILDFORD NSW 2161

Unnamed Reserve - Tallowwood Avenue

6 Tallowwood Avenue LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Unnamed Reserve - Tuabilli Street

81 Naying Drive PEMULWUY NSW 2145

Unnamed Reserve - Water Street

29 Water Street LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Unnamed Reserve - Watkin Tench Parade

2 Watkin Tench Parade PEMULWUY NSW 2145

Unnamed Reserve - William Street

47 William Street GRANVILLE NSW 2142

Unnamed Reserve - Willoughby Street

30 Willoughby Street GUILDFORD NSW 2161

Upper Duck River Reserve

Princes Road West AUBURN NSW 2144

Urimbirra Park

390 Blaxcell Street SOUTH GRANVILLE NSW 2142

Vale Street Park

19-23 Vale Street WOODPARK NSW 2164

Vernon Street Park

Victor Street GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Victor Brazier Park

327 Excelsior Street GUILDFORD NSW 2161

Vivian Cresent Drainage Reserve

Kerrs Road LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Draft Plan of Management

Land Title Lot 17 DP 259514

Lot 900 DP 1105383

Lot 15 DP 801965

Lot 5 Sec 5 DP 3642

Lot 29 Sec 2 DP 1647 Lot 26 Sec 2 DP 1647 Lot 25 Sec 2 DP 1647 Lot 6499 DP 1182327

Lot 3079 DP 1068163

Lot 1 Sec 2 DP 1599

Lot 1014 DP 1091043

Lot 2 DP 595415

Lot 11 Sec B DP 2287

Part Lot 83 DP1098129

Lot A DP 36431

Lot 4 DP 221486 Lot 27 DP 227269 Lot 16 DP 236900

Part Lot 21 DP 27820 Part Lot 32 DP 241618 Lot 24 DP 202032

Lot 22 DP 202032 Vivian Cresent Reserve

Vivian Crescent BERALA NSW 2141

Crown Land Details

Part Lot 1 DP 1036652 Lot 2 DP 1036652

Lot 28 Sec 2 DP 1647 Lot 27 Sec 2 DP 1647

| Parks

| 8. Appendix

Owner

Classification

Category

Ward

Hierarchy

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Operational

Park

Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Operational

Park

South Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Operational

Park

Regents Park

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

South Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

South Granville

District

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

South Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

South Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Pocket

Community

Park

Regents Park

Local

Cumberland Council Sydney Water Corporation

* Includes Road Reserve 136

137

Table 1: Land Included - Parks PoM continued

Draft Plan of Management

Property Name

Address

Land Title

Wainwright Street Park

2 San Remo Place GUILDFORD NSW 2161

Lot Z DP 30971

Warnock Park

O'Neill Street GUILDFORD NSW 2161

Warren Try Reserve

Meakin Street MERRYLANDS NSW 2160

Webbs Avenue Playing Fields

Webbs Avenue AUBURN NSW 2144

Lot 7 Sec 1B DP 3787 Lot 8 Sec 1B DP 3787 Lot 9 Sec 1B DP 3787

Crown Land Details

Lot 10 Sec 1B DP 3787 Lot 11 Sec 1B DP 3787 Lot 12 Sec 1B DP 3787

Lot 52 DP 588037 Part Lot 1 DP121657 Part Lot 1 DP514799 Part Lot 2 DP514799 Part Lot 43 Sec A DP1463 Part Lot 42 Sec A DP1463

Part Lot 14 DP6338 Part Lot 18 DP6338 Part Lot 13 DP6338 Part Lot 12 DP6338 Part Lot 28 DP8800

Part Lot 7014 DP93912

Part Lot 8 DP 264288 Part Lot 1 DP 117679 Part Lot 9 DP 1120743 Lot 3 DP 264288 Lot 61 DP 845448

Reserve – 100122 Purpose – Public Recreation Gazetted – 2 October 1987 Lot 4 DP 264288 Lot 5 DP 264288 Lot 6 DP 264288 Lot 7 DP 264288

| Parks

| 8. Appendix

Owner

Classification

Category

Ward

Hierarchy

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Pocket

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Cumberland Council

Operational

Park

South Granville

District

Crown Land

Community

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Local

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Wentworthville Memorial Park

83 Dunmore Street WENTWORTHVILLE NSW 2145

White Gum Reserve

White Gum Place GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Whyman Park

2-4 Royal Place GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Lot 17 DP 224902

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Pocket

Widemere Reserve

23 Gardenia Parade GREYSTANES NSW 2145

Lot 1 DP 249803

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

William Lamb Park

11 Dellwood Street SOUTH GRANVILLE NSW 2142

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

South Granville

Local

Wirralee Street Park

26 Wirralee Street SOUTH WENTWORTHVILLE NSW 2145

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Pocket

Wittama Park

Watkin Tench Parade PEMULWUY NSW 2145

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Woodpark Reserve

Woodpark Road WOODPARK NSW 2164

Lot 7 DP 215953

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Greystanes

Local

Yarram Street Reserve

Yarram Street LIDCOMBE NSW 2141

Lot 11 DP 206125

Cumberland Council

Operational

Park

Regents Park

Pocket

York Street Park

13 York Street BERALA NSW 2141

Lot 18 Sec 1 DP 977 Lot 19 Sec 1 DP 977 Lot 36 Sec 1 DP 977

Lot 37 Sec 1 DP 977 Lot 17 Sec 1 DP 977 Lot 38 Sec 1 DP 977

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Regents Park

Local

Young Park

Walpole Street HOLROYD NSW 2142

Lot 12 Sec 1 DP 5714 Lot 13 Sec 1 DP 5714 Lot 14 Sec 1 DP 5714

Lot 15 Sec 1 DP 5714 Lot 16 Sec 1 DP 5714 Lot 28 Sec 1 DP 5714

Cumberland Council

Community

Park

Granville

Local High Density

Yulunga Reserve*

8 Goodall Street PENDLE HILL NSW 2145

Community

Park

Wentworthville

Pocket

Lot 19 Sec 1 DP 5121 Lot 20 Sec 1 DP 5121 Lot 67 Sec 1 DP 5121 Lot 68 Sec 1 DP 5121 Lot 47B DP 400135

Lot 69 Sec 1 DP 5121 Lot 2 DP 570883 Lot 18 Sec 1 DP 5121

Lot 1084 DP 1091043 Lot 2002 DP 1149384

Lot 64 DP 14088 Lot 65 DP 14088 Lot 246 DP 13239 Lot 193 DP 13239

Cumberland Council Lot 192 DP 13239 Lot 191 DP 13239

Planning NSW

* Includes Road Reserve 138

139

Table 2: Road Reserves Acting as Parks Park Name

Hierarchy

Adderley Street Reserve

Local

Apsley Street Road Closures

Avenal Street Road Closure

Pocket Park

Boorea Street Reserve

Pocket Park

Carroll Street Reserve

Pocket Park

Dunbar Reserve

Pocket Park

Ernest Street Road Closure

Local

Comments Intersection of Adderley and Junction Street At: • Chetwynd Road • Bangor Street • Cardigan Street • Clyde Street • The Esplanade At: • Chetwynd Road • Berwick Street • Bangor Street • Cardigan Street Corner of Boorea Street and Olympic Drive Between Matthew Road and Neville Street Intersection of Dunbar Avenue and Kingsland Road

Draft Plan of Management

| Parks

| 8. Appendix

Suburb

Ward

Park Name

Hierarchy

Comments

Suburb

Ward

Auburn

Regents Park

Simla Street Reserve

Pocket Park

Simla Street and Bombay Street

Lidcombe

Regents Park

St Johns Reserve

Local

Between Raglan Road and St Johns Road

Auburn

South Granville

Stapleton Street Park Road Closure

Pocket Park

Intersection of Jones Street

Wentworthville

Guildford

Granville

Guildford

Granville

At:

• • • • •

Bangor Street Berwick Street Cardigan Street Clyde Street The Esplanade

Stimson Street Road Closure

Pocket Park

Teague Street Road Closure

Pocket Park

Toongabbie Road

Girraween

Wentworthville

Granville

Lidcombe

Regents Park

Virginia Street Road Closure

Pocket Park

Woodpark Road

Guildford West

Greystanes

Lidcombe

Regents Park

Yennora Avenue Traffic Island

Pocket Park

Intersection of Yennora Avenue and Nelson Road

Yennora

Greystanes

Regents Park

Brooks Street

Guildford

Greystanes

Garfield Street Road Closure

Pocket Park

Great Western Highway

Wentworthville

Goodlet Street Road Closure

Pocket Park

Monitor Road

Merrylands

Granville

Gowrie Cresent Traffic Island

Pocket Park

Intersection of Macarthur Cresent

Westmead

Wentworthville

Hayes Street Traffic Isle

Pocket Park

Intersection of Benson Street and Brewer Crecent

South Wentworthville

Wentworthville

Hawkesbury Road Shopping Centre Playground

Pocket Park

Playground in front of shops

Westmead

Wentworthville

Guildford

Granville

Pendle Hill

Wentworthville

At:

• • • •

Berwick Street Bangor Street Cardigan Street Clyde Street Intersection of Joyce Street and Pendle Way

Hawksview Street Road Closures

Pocket Park

Joyce Street Park

Pocket Park

Kennington Oval

Local

Between Raglan Road and St Johns Road

Auburn

South Granville

Louis Street Reserve

Pocket Park

Intersection of Louis and Excelsior Streets

Granville

Martin Cresent Road Closure Pocket Park

Woodpark Road

Woodpark

Greystanes

Narang Reserve

Pocket Park

Between Euralla Street and Hawkesbury Road

Westmead

Wentworthville

Nea Drive Parklets

Pocket Park

Nea Drive and Daruga Avenue

Pemulwuy

Greystanes

Old Prospect Road Reserve

Pocket Park

Old Prospect Road

South Wentworthville

Wentworthville

Orana Lane

Pocket Park

Access to Byron Park

Merrylands

Granville

Patent Square

Pocket Park

Refractory Court

Holroyd

Granville

Pemulwuy Reserve

Local High Density

Between Priddle Street and Oakes Street

Westmead

Wentworthville

Post Office Lane Reserve

Pocket Park

Miller Street

Merrylands

Granville

Queen Street Road Closure

Pocket Park

Woodpark Road

Guildford West

Greystanes

Ringrose Avenue Traffic Island

Pocket Park

Intersection of Old Prospect Road and Ringrose Avenue

Greystanes

140

141

Draft Plan of Management

MULTI-CATEGORY MAPS

| Parks

| 8. Appendix

Map - Auburn Botanic Gardens

Only land areas categorised for Parks, mapped in blue, in the maps in this section are included in this PoM.

Map - Albert Street Park

NAMUR S

RT ST

FAIRF IE

LD RD

MAUBEU GE ST

ALBERT STREET PARK

LEGEND

OSTE N ST D

W EST ST

AUBURN BOTANICAL GARDENS

CHISHOL M RD

ALBE

LEGEND Category

Category

Crown Land

General Community Use

Natural Area - Bushland Natural Area - Foreshore

Natural Area - Foreshore Natural Area - Watercourse

Natural Area - Wetland

Park

Sportsground

LANE

Natural Area - Watercourse

CHIS WIC K RD

142

Natural Area - Bushland

ELM RD

RHOAD ES

QUEE NS

Crown Land

143

Draft Plan of Management

Map - Auburn Park*

| 8. Appendix

Map - Bangor Park

AV E

SHEFFIE LD ST

RHYL S T

HU NT ER

RR AB AH

BR AE MA

SIM

R500006

ON S

AUBURN PARK T

LEGEND Category LA NE

Crown Land

RD RI E CQ UA

R1016168

Natural Area - Bushland

LEGEND Category Crown Land General Community Use Natural Area - Bushland

Natural Area - Foreshore

Natural Area - Watercourse

Natural Area - Wetland

Park

Sportsground

GI BB

RO SE

ON S

GO LD SM

ITH

General Community Use

HU TC HI NS ON

CARDIG AN ST

BANGOR PARK BANGOR ST

| Parks

MONA ST

* Only part Reserve No. 1016168 noted as Park land on map is included in this PoM. 144

145

Draft Plan of Management

Map - Baraba Reserve

| 8. Appendix

Map - Bolaro Avenue Park

A HE RS MO

BIRRIW

± A ST

CK CR

A LAVER

D ETT R BENN

DELL W

CLYDE ST

BARABA RESERVE

K AY MA C

O O

| Parks

BOLARO AVE PARK

LEGEND

Category

General Community Use Natural Area - Bushland Natural Area - Foreshore Natural Area - Watercourse Natural Area - Wetland Park Sportsground

RA UR

Crown Land General Community Use Natural Area - Bushland

W ARR AH PL

FLAHERTY BVD

BOLARO AVE

Crown Land

Natural Area - Foreshore Natural Area - Watercourse Natural Area - Wetland Park Sportsground

DIXMUD E ST

146

147

Draft Plan of Management

| 8. Appendix

Map - Campbell Hill Pioneer Reserve

DAVIDSON RD

BYRON PARK

ORAN A LAN E

AVE

ELL HIL L RD

STRAITS

RS RD

CAMPB

MEMO RIAL AVE

BARBE

DUDLE Y RD

Map - Byron Park

| Parks

CAMPBELL HILL PIONEER RESERVE

LEGEND

Category

Crown Land

General Community Use

Natural Area - Bushland

Natural Area - Foreshore

Natural Area - Watercourse

Natural Area - Wetland

Park

FERNG ROVE P L

Sportsground

FERND ELL ST

Sportsground

148

149

Draft Plan of Management

NDA AV E

LEGEND

Category

CENTRAL PARK

CO LL EG

Natural Area - Watercourse

Natural Area - Wetland

Park

Sportsground

CHA

Natural Area - Foreshore

Natural Area - Watercourse

CI VI C

AV E

GIL BA

BONG

MAIN AV

D LR

Natural Area - Bushland

Natural Area - Foreshore

BILLA

PALM CCT

General Community Use

Natural Area - Bushland

GUM AV E

Crown Land

General Community Use

LIS MO RE

S POTTED

Category

CIVIC PARK

Crown Land

SUSSEX ST

BETTY CU THB ER T DR

LEGEND

GREVILL EA

µ BEN TLE Y LA N E

EN BD CO

TARGO

W TT MO

R SC

MAC DE R

MIA MIA

R KE

A DR

EY HL TC Y WA

BOTANIC

TREE RD PEPPER

LAKEVIE

S KE

PA RK LA ND AV E

GN O L IA AV

BETTY CUTHBE R T DR

IRONBAR K CCT

T JOSEPH S

JACARA

TINE EN RP TU P L

REW PL A ND

W CR

W ALTERS

| 8. Appendix

Map - Civic Park

Map - Central Park

WATTLE

| Parks

* Only part Reserve No. 68469 noted as Park land on map is included in this PoM. 150

151

Draft Plan of Management

ST TA NIA NES RD

THORA ST

DAISY ST

E DW

AVE

ARD DR

GREYS TA

W ILLIAM LANE

BISHO P

C HA R LAN LES E

PUGH AVE DAW N ST

Crown Land

PARIS H

CUMM INGS AVE

HAN N WA AH Y

DUNG ARA D R

General Community Use Natural Area - Bushland Natural Area - Foreshore Natural Area - Wetland Park

STA

W AIA NA ST

DAW N ST

µ LEGEND Category Crown Land General Community Use Natural Area - Bushland Natural Area - Foreshore

DIRRABARI RESERVE

Natural Area - Watercourse

MAVIS

Natural Area - Wetland

Park Sportsground

NB UR YA VE

B IAN A ST

LAVINIA ST FREDERIC K AV E

W OLSEL

E Y ST

Sportsground

MOR LEY

AVE

NOBB S ST

WA TKIN TEN CH P

Natural Area - Watercourse

DORIS S T

NAOI AVE

LA N

W ALL AN ST

WH ITE L AN E

DRIFTWA Y

DR NAY IN G

C ON DOIN LANE

ST E

TUAB ILLI

ORT S T

GRIFF INS A VE

D UA L

BLAXCEL L

ST ROBERTSO N

Category

GA ST

DA RUGA AVE

LANE

LEGEND

BORA

DULL AI AV

NEW P

B ULGA

COLQUHOUN PARK

NE A

WA Y

W AR I ST

BUNN AI RD

TALAR A ST

LACKEY

BURR IA NG

152

| 8. Appendix

Map - Dirrabari Reserve

DA RUG AVE A

Map - Colquhoun Park

| Parks

E ILV

HO RT

153

Draft Plan of Management

WILLIAM LANE

DRIFTWAY DR

GRIFF INS

PARIS H

CUMM INGS AVE

LA NE

NAOI AVE

RLE S

BISHO P AVE

W A

KURUNG ST

W ATK IN TE

NCH PD

HA N NA H

DUNG ARA D R

CHISW ICK RD

AVE

DRIFTWAY RESERVE

DU AL

W ALL AN ST

C ON DOIN LA

GA S T

NAY ING D R

TALAR A ST

E A LAN BULG

AVE

NEW P ORT S T

DULL AI AV E

TUAB ILLI S T

DA R UG A

HI TE LA NE

W ARI

BUNN AI RD

BORA

| 8. Appendix

Map - Duck River Picnic Ground

NE AD R

WA Y BURR IA NG

DHI NB U W A RRI Y

Map - Driftway Reserve

| Parks

PUGH

AVE

EDW A

RD DR

DUCK RIVER PICNIC GROUND

LEGEND

Category

Crown Land

General Community Use

Natural Area - Bushland

Natural Area - Foreshore

Natural Area - Watercourse

Natural Area - Wetland

Park

Sportsground

KILLEEN ST

BIA NA ST

154

155

Draft Plan of Management

RHYL ST

OAK LEIG H

AVE

MAUBE

Natural Area - Watercourse

ERY AVE

OSTEND

Sportsground

CHISW IC K RD

ARTHUR ST

W EBBS AVE

MILLER

µ LEGEND Category

WES T ST

Crown Land

RICKAR D

General Community Use Natural Area - Bushland Natural Area - Foreshore Natural Area - Watercourse Natural Area - Wetland Park Sportsground

ELM RD T

Park

MONTGOM

ERIE S

BANGOR ST

Natural Area - Wetland

UGE ST

GIB BS S T

CLYDE ST

GORDON AVE

AVE PEGLE R

CLYDE ST

156

D AY R

Natural Area - Foreshore

CARDIGA N ST

PHILLIP S ST ST

EDGA R ST

General Community Use Natural Area - Bushland

MONA ST

NAMUR S

Crown Land

TAVISTO CK

DIXMUD E

PAUL ST

EUSTON RD

DUCK RIVER RESERVE SOUTH

Category SHEFFIE LD

HUDSO N ST

ET T BENN

LEGEND

NEILSO N ST

HE ATH

DE LLW O OD ST

ELS ST

K MA C

DUCK RIVER RESERVE NORTH

A ST

HEATH ST

A LAVER CR

MIMOS

SHERID AN ST

RE DFER N ST

STANHO PE

BRUSS

MYRTL E ST

MEMBR EY ST

L ST

MONS

RUNDLE ST

CARNEGI E ST

MARY ST

AUBREY ST

BLAXCEL

ROSSIT ER

FA CT ORY ST

SEVENT H ST

| 8. Appendix

Map - Duck River Reserve South

CHISHOL M

Map - Duck River Reserve North

| Parks

RHOADES LA NE

CHISW IC K RD

157

Draft Plan of Management

Map - Friend Park

| Parks

| 8. Appendix

Map - Gallard Reserve

DAMIEN AVE

ADLER PDE

µ S TAT ION S T

FRIEND PARK

LEGEND

GALLARD RESERVE

LEGEND

Category

Crown Land

General Community Use

Natural Area - Bushland

Natural Area - Foreshore

RUNYON AVE

Natural Area - Watercourse Natural Area - Wetland

Natural Area - Foreshore Natural Area - Watercourse Natural Area - Wetland

Park

Sportsground

OLGA ST MCK ERN ST LUCINDA RD

* Only part R67522, Lot 1 DP 7330 and Lot 1 DP 7330 noted as Park land on map is included in this PoM. 158

159

Draft Plan of Management

Map - Gardenia Parade Park

PDE

E AV

GARDENIA

A NI JU

V TA OC IA

MAGNOLIA ST

µ PERCIV AL RD

GARDENIA PDE PARK

LEGEND Category

Category

Crown Land

General Community Use

General Community Use Natural Area - Bushland

Park

IA RT

Natural Area - Wetland

GA ON TO

Natural Area - Watercourse

GIRRAWEEN PARK

LEGEND

Natural Area - Foreshore

IA EL UR

BLACKTOWN LGA

GARDE NIA PDE

IE BB

Natural Area - Bushland Natural Area - Foreshore Natural Area - Watercourse Natural Area - Wetland Park Sportsground

Sportsground

160

| 8. Appendix

Map - Girraween Park

F ODIL ST

DA F

TULIP ST

| Parks

161

Draft Plan of Management

Map - Granville Memorial Park

GRANVILLE MEMORIAL PARK

PARK R D

GUILFOYLE PARK

LEGEND

ENID AVE

KENT ST

REGENT

ME MO RI AL

LEGEND

Category

Crown Land

General Community Use

Natural Area - Bushland

Natural Area - Foreshore Natural Area - Watercourse Natural Area - Wetland

Natural Area - Foreshore

ROSE CR

Natural Area - Watercourse Natural Area - Wetland

Park

Sportsground

TERRE

NE ST

PA RK RD

AVE

| 8. Appendix

Map - Guilfoyle Park

DIAMOND

| Parks

AMY ST

162

163

Draft Plan of Management

Map - Hackney Street Reserve

| 8. Appendix

Map - Harry Gapes Reserve

General Community Use Natural Area - Bushland Natural Area - Foreshore

LEGEND Category BLA XCELL ST

Crown Land

RICK AV E

Category

µ F REDE

Y ST

HARRY GAPES RESERVE

W OLSELE

ROB ERTS ON

LEGEND

µ HACKNEY ST RESERVE

LAVINIA ST

ZILLAH ST

SA PP HIR ES

Crown Land General Community Use Natural Area - Bushland Natural Area - Foreshore

Natural Area - Watercourse

Natural Area - Wetland

Park

Sportsground

ADAM S

164

| Parks

165

Draft Plan of Management

Map - Jack and Jill Reserve

| Parks

| 8. Appendix

Map - Jirramba Reserve

CORN ELIA R D

LEGEND

JIRRAMBA RESERVE

Category

JU NIA AVE

JACK & JILL RESERVE

P DE TICO P OR

W ENT W ORTH

AVE

THE O ORTIC

Cumberland owned land outside LGA

Category

General Community Use

Crown Land

Natural Area - Bushland

General Community Use

Natural Area - Foreshore Natural Area - Watercourse Natural Area - Wetland Park

RE AU

Sportsground

LIA

E AN XL O C

X CO

E AN

Natural Area - Bushland Natural Area - Foreshore Natural Area - Watercourse Natural Area - Wetland Park

B GA ON TO

E BI

Sportsground

RD TARGO RD

V TA OC IA ST

166

LEGEND

Cumberland LGA Boundary

Crown Land

TILBA ST

167

Draft Plan of Management

KING PARK

LEGEND

P AH UT

ORD

HO MA AVE

CAMB RIDG E ST

OK LA

NEW MAN ST

B URF

JOHN SILVERTHORNE PARK

LEGEND

Category

Crown Land

Crown Land General Community Use

Natural Area - Bushland

Natural Area - Foreshore

Natural Area - Watercourse

Natural Area - Wetland

Park

Sportsground

ST AN N ST

ADDL ESTO

NE R D

General Community Use

STYL ES P

168

| 8. Appendix

Map - King Park

OXFO RD ST

Map - John Silverthorne Park

| Parks

169

Draft Plan of Management

Map - Leeton Street Park

| Parks

| 8. Appendix

Map - Linwood Estate and Tamplin Road Reserve

ESSE

X ST

LEETON ST

µ LEGEND

BYRO N RD

LEETON ST PARK

TAMP LIN R D

MERA

R1031588

LINNWOOD ESTATE R1031568 AND TAMPLIN RD RESERVE

Category

LEGEND ACLA

Crown Land

ND S T

Crown Land

General Community Use

Natural Area - Bushland

Natural Area - Foreshore

Natural Area - Watercourse

PARK ER

Natural Area - Wetland

OSW ALD ST

Y ST

Sportsground

MALE

170

Natural Area - Watercourse

Park

Sportsground

Natural Area - Wetland

Park

YOOG ALI S

Category

171

Draft Plan of Management

Map - Little Duck Creek Reserve

| Parks

| 8. Appendix

Map - Long Street Park

LONG ST

ADAH ST

LITTLE DUCK CREEK RESERVE

WOLSELE

ST ROB ERTS ON

GARNE T

ZILLAH S T

Y ST

ADAM S

LEGEND

Category Crown Land General Community Use

EVE ST

MARKE Y

µ Category

LONG ST PARK

Crown Land General Community Use

Natural Area - Bushland

Natural Area - Foreshore

Natural Area - Watercourse

Natural Area - Wetland

Park

Sportsground

BLAXCELL ST

BRIGHT ST

172

173

Draft Plan of Management

Map - Lytton Street Park

Y AV

R67522

JORDAN ST

Category Crown Land General Community Use

KILLEEN ST

Category Crown Land General Community Use

Natural Area - Bushland

Natural Area - Foreshore

Natural Area - Watercourse

Natural Area - Wetland Park

BARRY PL

Natural Area - Wetland Park Sportsground

GRIFF ITHS ST

UR RTH

174

FULLAGAR RD

CA MA

Sportsground

MON A

LEGEND

P DE

S M IT H ST

M J BENNETT RESERVE

S CH OOL

HUDSON ST

LEGEND

µ RIE

LYTTON ST

L IL TV

LYTTON ST PARK

LA NE

HAIG ST

FENWICK PL

STAT ION ST

P ER RY S T

BEN NE TT

CHURCH AVE

TOO HE

VERON ST

GA R F

IE LD

ST E

NOLAN CR

MCK ERN ST

| 8. Appendix

Map - M J Bennett Reserve

GO W

P RIT CHA RD

| Parks

SH S T

175

Draft Plan of Management

Map - Marrong Reserve

COND OIN L A E NAY I N R NG D DRIFT W AY D

NA ST

OLD

DOLERITE W

MERRYL A NDS RD B IRRIW A ST

BILPIN ST

RA B U R B OLARO AVE PL

Category

µ LEGEND Category

Crown Land

General Community Use

Natural Area - Bushland

Natural Area - Foreshore

Natural Area - Watercourse

Natural Area - Wetland

Park

Sportsground

ISCUS ST

LEA ST

AZA

HIB

ALPHA

KURRAJON R G

LEGEND

MEMORIAL PARK

MACQUARIE RD

DAHL I

HYLAND RD

ILLEA C R EV

GIP P

MU NR OS

SR D

MARRONG RESERVE

DAW N S T

DAISY ST

PUGH AVE W AR D DR WA BIA TKIN TEN STA C NB UR AVE Y DE MO RLE BINNE T AV Y W HALA NS RD E ST A DR W T E F I N FIELD S R T DR S ILV E RTHO DUNG A DR

TREV ES

BUL G

ST CUMM INGS AVE

W IND S OR

PARIS H

GRIFF INS AVE

GREYST ANES R D

A LANE

PROSPE CT HW

BUNN AI RD DULL AI AVE

GRA FTO ST N

N GU W AR R KAL UA D L A NE DARUG A AVE U

S CA INO RD

NIJO NG MIL DR ES CR

AN R D

BU T

E RECONCILI ATION RI S

176

| 8. Appendix

Map - Memorial Park

BASALT

| Parks

177

Draft Plan of Management

Map - Mona Park

| 8. Appendix

Map - Monterey Street Park

± MONA ST

OLD P ROS P E

CT R D

FIN LA YS

ON ST

LEGEND

PEARS

Crown Land

ALTO S

Category

HAMIL TON S T

LE Y S

RICHM OND S T

LEGEND

MONT EREY

CENTE NARY RD

CHISHO LM

MONTEREY STREET PARK

BERKE

BORONIA ST

NORTHC OTE ST

CHELMSFORD RD

MONA PARK

P E A RS

ALTO S

ON ST

ALLEN ST

R71303

Category Crown Land

General Community Use

Natural Area - Bushland

BARTLE

Natural Area - Foreshore Natural Area - Watercourse

CURRONG ST

Natural Area - Wetland

Park

MA RY S

Natural Area - Bushland

TT ST

Sportsground

RS CULVE

BROTH ERTON

WIRRALE E ST

LEW IS

ST W OOD HOLLY

NORMAN ST

Park Sportsground

FRAN CES S T

Natural Area - Wetland

R100122

178

| Parks

179

Draft Plan of Management

BU TU

Map - Nelson Square

| 8. Appendix

Map - New Glasgow Park

R ND GU AR

BUT UW

ARG

UN D R

O COND

IN LA

DRIF TW AY DR

NELSON SQUARE

VE GA A DARU

G NAYIN

NE A DR

NEW P ORT S T

NEW GLASGOW PARK

LEGEND

Category

Crown Land

General Community Use

Natural Area - Bushland

Natural Area - Foreshore

Natural Area - Watercourse

Natural Area - Wetland

Park

Sportsground

W H LA ITE NE

W AR I ST

FA CTORY ST

SIXTH S

180

| Parks

SEVEN TH ST

Sportsground

181

Draft Plan of Management

Map - Northumberland Road Reserve

| Parks

| 8. Appendix

Map - Oriole Park

BYRNE

MARY ST

STANHOP

E ST

NO RT HU M

RL AN D

MONS

S ST

µ NORTHUMBERLAND RD. RESERVE

BRUSSE

EUSTON RD

LS ST

ORIOLE PARK

LEGEND

LEGEND Category

Category General Community Use Natural Area - Bushland Natural Area - Watercourse Natural Area - Wetland Park

Crown Land

General Community Use Natural Area - Bushland

D YR M ACKA

Natural Area - Foreshore

TAVISTO CK

RD TT NE EN

Sportsground

CHISHOL M RD

Crown Land

Natural Area - Watercourse Natural Area - Wetland Park Sportsground

ST AT IO N

EDGAR

Natural Area - Foreshore

FLAHE RTY B V D

182

ARTHUR

183

Draft Plan of Management

Map - Phillips Park

| Parks

| 8. Appendix

Map - Progress Park

KILLEEN ST

DA LLE Y

PHILLIPS PARK

T RT IN S MA

PR INC ES

µ LEGEND Category

Category Crown Land

Crown Land

General Community Use

Natural Area - Bushland

Natural Area - Watercourse

PROGRESS PARK

LEGEND

Natural Area - Foreshore

LEN OR EP

PL AT FO RM

OS TE ND S

NIC HO LA S

CHISHOL M

DE LH IS

NS S

JE LL ICO E

W ELLIN

Natural Area - Foreshore Natural Area - Watercourse

GTON RD

Natural Area - Wetland

Park

Sportsground

W EYMO UTH AVE

* Only part R81892, noted as Park land on map is included in this PoM. 184

185

Draft Plan of Management

Map - RAAF Stores Park

| Parks

| 8. Appendix

Map - Unnamed Reserve - Guildford Road

± RD

ST KENNING TON OVAL

TOWER

RAGLAN

PALACE

TARAKA

N ST

COACHW OOD

PRINCET ON CCT

CHIS HOL M

ASHGROVE

BVD

KIRKHAM

GUILDFO RD RD

RAAF STORES PARK CASTLE S

RD W

GE OR GE Y

OU NG

PRINCES

186

PR IN CE S

GUILDFORD RD RESERVE

LEGEND

Category

Crown Land

General Community Use

Natural Area - Bushland

Natural Area - Foreshore

Natural Area - Watercourse

Natural Area - Wetland

Park

Sportsground

W ILLOU GHBY S

187

Draft Plan of Management

Map - Unnamed Reserve - Nijong Drive

Map - Upper Duck River Reserve

NICHO LLS

U B UT

MELISSA KIAMA ST

LISK RD

LEGEND

Category

Crown Land

General Community Use

Natural Area - Bushland

Natural Area - Foreshore

Natural Area - Watercourse

Natural Area - Wetland

Park

Sportsground

BALLINA

PA S

AR GU

N DR

DOIN ON NE LA

188

COBAR ST

AY D R

CLUNIE

TIO

IA REC ONC IL

CCT

NOW RA ST

BATHURS T ST

N RD

WINNIMA

E RIS

NG NIJO

A TUG W AY

B URA

WI DURA

E I ST B ULB

S ROSS

IN AV W AR

S AM UE W AY L

PRINCES RD

GRA F TON

A NG JIRR

LIC ENT

CO WR A ST

AR D

MIL

M CM A STE R ST

B UTL ER R D

B AT W OM

GRA Z IER C CT

DR IF T W

MUTTO NG ST

UNNAMED RESERVE - NIJONG DRIVE

T UK S KA R

UPPER DUCK RIVER RESERVE

TERN HWY

COO M

AT W E S

GR EY ST AN ES

CAS INO RD

RA GA

GRE

MO TO RW

BOUND ARY RD

CH IS H OL M

ST ER N

| 8. Appendix

| Parks

T ORA C CT L BUT UW ARG UN D

ORA NG E

BOW RA LS ST

RO SE

189

Draft Plan of Management

Map - Victor Brazier Park

| Parks

| 8. Appendix

Map - Warnock Park

± STIMS

LEGEND

Category

Crown Land

General Community Use

Natural Area - Bushland

Natural Area - Watercourse Natural Area - Wetland

190

WARNOCK PARK

LEGEND

Natural Area - Foreshore

WILLIS

ON S T

O'NEIL L ST

VICTOR BRAZIER PARK

BRAZIE

EXCELS IOR

R ST

ASHBY

Natural Area - Foreshore Natural Area - Watercourse Natural Area - Wetland

Park

Sportsground

AVE

191

Draft Plan of Management

Map - Webbs Avenue Playing Fields

CHISHOL M

R100122

AVE

WENTWORTHVILLE MEMORIAL PARK

LEGEND

ING SW A Y

W EBBS

ARTHUR

DIXMUD E

THE K

Category Crown Land

Crown Land General Community Use Natural Area - Bushland

Natural Area - Foreshore

Natural Area - Watercourse

Natural Area - Wetland

FR EA

Sportsground

DUN MOR E

192

Category

Natural Area - Bushland

Park

RICKARD ST

LEGEND

General Community Use

HANDLEY

NAMUR ST

| 8. Appendix

Map - Wentworthville Memorial Park

EDGAR ST

WEBBS AVE PLAYING FIELDS

| Parks

Park Sportsground

193

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