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Resilient parks, community buildings and recreation facilities

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Following severe weather and flood events in 2022, we’ve secured $15.5 million for repairs, restoration and improvements to our parks, community buildings and recreation facilities.

The Community Assets Program is jointly funded by the Australian and NSW Governments to ensure our public spaces can better withstand future natural disasters and deliver the greatest benefits to our community.

Planned program completion is December 2025.

Current projects

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Barrie Smith Fields car park upgrade

We’re improving the resilience of the car park at Barrie Smith Fields to better endure future floods and ensure accessibility for everyone using the hockey facilities including the sports fields.

Barrie Smith Fields changeroom upgrade

Council is undertaking an upgrade of the Barrie Smith Fields changerooms to improve their flood resistance and inclusivity. The renovation will incorporate flood-resistant materials and design features to reduce the impact of future flood events, thus bolstering the building’s resilience.

Barrie Smith Fields grandstand upgrade

Council is upgrading the grandstand at Barrie Smith Fields. The renovation will incorporate flood-resistant materials and design features to help mitigate the impact of future floods. Key aspects of the project include ensuring structural integrity, replacing or modifying handrails, and waterproofing the bench seating.