The two dog exercise areas in Zone 2X along Planet Street are now open to the public.
Please remain courteous and respectful to other users - both human and canine.
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Zone 2X update
January 24, 2020
With the opening of the park in Zone 2X to the public, we are working through the impact such a new and exciting space has on the surrounding community.
It’s worth understanding works are not complete with a number of things still to be completed, including the storm water connection into the basin, new public art, internal park signage, street works for redundant cross overs, kerbs, paths and verge mulching.
Dog exercise area
The dog exercise area is aiming to be open on Friday 31 January. Please keep an eye out on our social media channels for when it is ready.
Parking
On-street parking in Bishopsgate Street is prohibited, due to the dedicated bicycle lane and cars parking here are liable to be fined.
Bishopsgate Street is patrolled by Town Parking officers.
On-street parking for park users is available in Planet Street or the new parking bays on McCartney Crescent.
New parking signage is being installed around the park to make parking designations and restrictions more clearly marked.
Noise
Park users are requested to show consideration for park neighbours and other park users.
Noise from the use of the basketball backboards has been raised as an issue.
The Town are taking sound measurements and have engaged an independent sound engineer to assist in their investigation of this issue.
While the investigations are proceeding the multi-use courts are being closed at 7:30pm and reopened at 7am.
Lights
The court floodlights will be adjusted so that the light is contained to the park.
Naming the park
The Town needs to follow the processes of the State Government Geographic Names Committee in giving LPRP Zone 2X a new name – community members will have an opportunity to comment on the compliant names proposed.
December2019
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Zone 2X dog exercise area will initially be closed
December 18, 2019
As Zone 2X nears completion and opens to the public, the new dog-exercise area in Zone 2X will remain closed to establish the new turf and landscaping.
The temporary dog-exercise area in John Bissett Park (cnr Miller St and Beatty Ave) will remain open in the meantime.
We expect the new dog-exercise area to be ready and open early in the new year.