Have your say The City of Gosnells welcomes feedback from park users about the redevelopment proposal for Chelsfield Street Reserve. You can have your say by calling the City on 9397 3000 or visiting the website at www.gosnells.wa.gov.au. Green Space Planning CHELSFIELD STREET RESERVE PROPOSED LANDSCAPE PLAN City of Gosnells PO Box 662 Gosnells WA 6990 9397 3000 [email protected] www.gosnells.wa.gov.au Printed on unbleached 100% recycled and recyclable paper. This document is available in alternative formats. 11/19 Welcome to your new park The City of Gosnells is planning to redevelop Chelsfield Street Reserve in Gosnells, to make it a more functional space for all residents to enjoy. Some of the proposed features of the design include a new playground, irrigated lawns, landscaping, an extended hardcourt and an improved path network. The reserve will be upgraded as part of the City’s Green Space Planning, which takes a holistic approach to ensuring the City’s 300-plus parks meet the needs of current and future residents. See the map overleaf for the City’s proposed design. Playground 1 3 7 Limestone walls will surround the playground equipment, encouraging children to climb and balance. The sandpit will be shaded by nearby trees and shade sails that extend over a seating area. Log trails through mulched beds will encourage children to further explore the woodland areas. Some single cube seats will become play items for toddlers and hangout space for older children. Hardcourt 2 7 The existing basketball hardcourt will be extended to enable three-point shots at the hoop. A new drinking fountain, bike racks and informal cube seating will also be installed. Pedestrian footpaths 4 All footpaths will be 2m wide, allowing for universal access and recreation and will border the existing tree woodland areas. The path network will be lit at night via energy saving LED lights. Lawn area 5 The overall lawn area of the reserve will be reduced, and approximately half converted to irrigated lawns, providing space for families to kick a ball or enjoy active play. The lawn areas have been planned to create space among existing trees and maximise the benefits of natural light. Multigoal 6 A multi-purpose sports goal will be located in the largest lawn area, to enable active recreation. The goals will allow for AFL, soccer and rugby to be played using one unit. Shelter/picnic area 9 10 11 Park users will be able to enjoy a picnic while overlooking the playground, with a shelter providing shade over picnic tables. There is enough space for gatherings of families and friends and benches will be installed next to the playground. A drinking fountain will be positioned for easy access from all areas. Lawned areas will provide space for active play. The sandpit and seating area will be shaded by nearby trees and shade sails. Rubbish bins will also be installed in key locations, including close to the picnic table area and at park entrances. Bore/iron filter 13 A bore will irrigate the park, including the newly planted sections. Existing bollards 14 Existing bollards around the park perimeter will protect the park from vehicle access. Existing planting All existing mature trees will be retained under the proposed design. An additional 34 native trees will be added, predominately Jarrah and Marri, to be planted in woodland groups across the site. Tree protection and structural root zones have been incorporated into the park’s overall design. Stormwater The existing piped stormwater outlet off Teigh Street will be re-designed to better integrate with the landscape. The ground will be excavated to form a shallow basin (half a metre deep) that will enable stormwater to infiltrate back into the soil as a waterwise initiative. Jarrah and Marri trees will be added to the site.
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Have your sayThe City of Gosnells welcomes feedback from park users about the redevelopment proposal for Chelsfield Street Reserve. You can have your say by calling the City on 9397 3000 or visiting the website at www.gosnells.wa.gov.au.
Green Space Planning
CHELSFIELD STREET RESERVEPROPOSED LANDSCAPE PLAN
City of Gosnells PO Box 662 Gosnells WA 6990
9397 3000
[email protected] www.gosnells.wa.gov.au
Printed on unbleached 100% recycled
and recyclable paper.
This document is available in alternative formats.
11/1
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Welcome to your new parkThe City of Gosnells is planning to redevelop Chelsfield Street Reserve in Gosnells, to make it a more functional space for all residents to enjoy. Some of the proposed features of the design include a new playground, irrigated lawns, landscaping, an extended hardcourt and an improved path network. The reserve will be upgraded as part of the City’s Green Space Planning, which takes a holistic approach to ensuring the City’s 300-plus parks meet the needs of current and future residents. See the map overleaf for the City’s proposed design.
Playground 1 3 7Limestone walls will surround the playground equipment, encouraging children to climb and balance. The sandpit will be shaded by nearby trees and shade sails that extend over a seating area. Log trails through mulched beds will encourage children to further explore the woodland areas. Some single cube seats will become play items for toddlers and hangout space for older children.
Hardcourt 2 7The existing basketball hardcourt will be extended to enable three-point shots at the hoop. A new drinking fountain, bike racks and informal cube seating will also be installed.
Pedestrian footpaths 4All footpaths will be 2m wide, allowing for universal access and recreation and will border the existing tree woodland areas. The path network will be lit at night via energy saving LED lights.
Lawn area 5The overall lawn area of the reserve will be reduced, and approximately half converted to irrigated lawns, providing space for families to kick a ball or enjoy active play. The lawn areas have been planned to create space among existing trees and maximise the benefits of natural light.
Multigoal 6A multi-purpose sports goal will be located in the largest lawn area, to enable active recreation. The goals will allow for AFL, soccer and rugby to be played using one unit.
Shelter/picnic area 9 10 11Park users will be able to enjoy a picnic while overlooking the playground, with a shelter providing shade over picnic tables. There is enough space for gatherings of families and friends and benches will be installed next to the playground. A drinking fountain will be positioned for easy access from all areas.
Lawned areas will provide space for active play.
The sandpit and seating area will be shaded by nearby trees and shade sails.
Rubbish bins will also be installed in key locations, including close to the picnic table area and at park entrances.
Bore/iron filter 13A bore will irrigate the park, including the newly planted sections.
Existing bollards 14Existing bollards around the park perimeter will protect the park from vehicle access.
Existing planting All existing mature trees will be retained under the proposed design. An additional 34 native trees will be added, predominately Jarrah and Marri, to be planted in woodland groups across the site. Tree protection and structural root zones have been incorporated into the park’s overall design.
StormwaterThe existing piped stormwater outlet off Teigh Street will be re-designed to better integrate with the landscape. The ground will be excavated to form a shallow basin (half a metre deep) that will enable stormwater to infiltrate back into the soil as a waterwise initiative.
Jarrah and Marri trees will be added to the site.
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