Your Chance to Name Lane Cove’s Newest Park

    The Lane Cove Council has reached an agreement with the NSW Government for Council to acquire six properties in Pinaroo Place Lane Cove North, to allow the expansion of the existing park at the corner of Kullah Parade and Mindarie Street, to create a single large park of approximately 6,300sqm.

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    Have Your Say on the Design

    Lane Cove residents are  being encouraged to provide feedback on the proposed 6,300 m2 park design which currently includes the following features:

    • Off-street parking
    • Table tennis
    • Play equipment
    • Full size basketball court
    • All abilities access toilet block
    • Serpentine walking path
    • Multi use open lawn area
    • Meeting circle/outdoor classroom
    • Multi use platform/stage
    • Picnic shelter, table setting and barbeque
    • Pump track for skateboards, scooters and bikes
    • Multi use games area
    • New turning facility
    • Potential community garden

    You can view the Master Plan here. You can view the Landscape Plan here.

    Feedback on Other Lane Cove Parks

    ITC has received feedback from local residents that parks in Lane Cove do not stack up to parks in other council areas. Hughes Park is our latest park and it has been heavily criticised for its lack of shade. It would also be great to have an enclosed area for the little kids. There should also be plenty of bubblers which allow you to fill up water bottles. The park includes outdoor table tennis tables. There are outdoor table tennis tables at Blackman Park – it would be good to know if they are used. If not the area set aside for table tennis could be converted into more play equipment. The new park seems a bit light on for play equipment.

    Have Your say on the Park Name

    The Lane Cove Council would also like you to propose a name for the Park. You might suggest a notable Australian who grew up in Lane Cove or an Aboriginal Name or a name inspired by local fauna. According to the Australian Aboriginal Words and Place Names by S.J. Endacott), Pinaroo means old man.

    To have your say on your new park, you can make a submission to the General Manager by quoting ‘Our New Park’– SU6839’ by:-

    • Post: PO Box 20, Lane Cove 1595;
    • Fax: 9911 3600; or
    • Email

    Submissions will be received by Council until Friday 27 October 2017


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