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Moreton Bay Regional Council is seeking feedback on new concept designs for skate park upgrades at Albany Creek, Morayfield and Deception Bay.
In early 2020, Council engaged industry experts, CONVIC, to assist with the development and design of these upgrades. Now after considering the initial ideas provided by the community, the concept designs are ready for your feedback.
Council is committed to providing public spaces that promote inclusion, and active and healthy lifestyles for the community. As a result, Council is planning to upgrade several of our skate facilities across the region.
In 2019, Council worked with industry professionals to carry out a detailed BMX and Skate Park Facilities Audit. The audit assessed the functionality, structural condition and strategic location of each of our twenty-three skate park facilities. From this, Council identified opportunities to improve all of the skate parks through significant investment in maintenance and renewal. Council has also identified opportunities for seven skate parks to be redesigned and upgraded; these are:
Albany Creek, Morayfield, Deception Bay that are being consulted on now
North Lakes (Aurora Boulevard Park), Bray Park (Les Hughes Sporting Complex), Redcliffe and Caboolture that Council will work with community to develop concepts for over the next few years.
Council sought feedback regarding the concepts plans via a survey and forum between Monday 8 February 2021 and Friday 26 February 2021. Council would like to thank participants for their feedback which will contribute to finalising the upgrade plans to the skate parks.
Moreton Bay Regional Council is seeking feedback on new concept designs for skate park upgrades at Albany Creek, Morayfield and Deception Bay.
In early 2020, Council engaged industry experts, CONVIC, to assist with the development and design of these upgrades. Now after considering the initial ideas provided by the community, the concept designs are ready for your feedback.
Council is committed to providing public spaces that promote inclusion, and active and healthy lifestyles for the community. As a result, Council is planning to upgrade several of our skate facilities across the region.
In 2019, Council worked with industry professionals to carry out a detailed BMX and Skate Park Facilities Audit. The audit assessed the functionality, structural condition and strategic location of each of our twenty-three skate park facilities. From this, Council identified opportunities to improve all of the skate parks through significant investment in maintenance and renewal. Council has also identified opportunities for seven skate parks to be redesigned and upgraded; these are:
Albany Creek, Morayfield, Deception Bay that are being consulted on now
North Lakes (Aurora Boulevard Park), Bray Park (Les Hughes Sporting Complex), Redcliffe and Caboolture that Council will work with community to develop concepts for over the next few years.
Council sought feedback regarding the concepts plans via a survey and forum between Monday 8 February 2021 and Friday 26 February 2021. Council would like to thank participants for their feedback which will contribute to finalising the upgrade plans to the skate parks.
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Timeline
2020 - Community Feedback - Pre-design
Skate Park Upgrades has finished this stage
In 2020 Council asked the community for feedback on the existing parks and ideas for potential future designs.
2020/2021- Concept Development & Design
Skate Park Upgrades has finished this stage
Council has been working with industry experts CONVIC to develop detailed concept plans for Albany Creek, Morayfield & Deception Bay.
Current - Community Feedback - Concept Designs
Skate Park Upgrades is currently at this stage
The Albany Creek, Morayfield & Deception Bay skate parks concept designs are now ready for the community to have your say.
2021- Future Design and Consultation
this is an upcoming stage for Skate Park Upgrades
Council is already working to develop concept designs for a number of other skate facilities through out the region. It is expected that in 2021 concepts for both the North Lakes Aurora and Bray Park skate parks will be made available for Community Feedback.
