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The consultation has concluded. Thank you for participating.
About the project:
Cormorant Drive Reserve, Hallett Cove, is a local level playground designed to cater for people living and working within walking distance. These spaces are less developed with limited play equipment.
The site is a beautiful, natural location that will be enhanced with play elements that are sensitive to, and harmonious with, the natural surrounds.
The reserve has an interesting history with a Diprotodon (Giant Wombat) fossil remains found here in 1992. This Australian megafauna was the world’s largest marsupial and lived between 150,000-10,000 years ago. The playground will have an exciting and educational Diprotodon theme, making it a truly unique reserve.
Key elements of the design include:
Diprotodon sculpture climb
Diprotodon sand pit
Hill Slide
Swings
Megafauna interactive search and find game
Nature play rocks and logs
Extension of existing rubble path
New Picnic Table and Bench Seat
Drinking fountain
Community Engagement Phase
A draft concept design was available for community feedback. During consultation, a community drop in session was held at Cormorant Drive Reserve on Thursday 2 December 4-6pm. Consultation closed on 21 December 2021.
What's next?
A summary of the community engagement and the final concept plan can now be viewed.The project will be progressing to detailed design and construction during the 2022/23 financial year.
For further information on this project please contact Danielle Gevers, Recreation and Open Space Planner on danielle.gevers@marion.sa.gov.au or 7420 6450
About the project:
Cormorant Drive Reserve, Hallett Cove, is a local level playground designed to cater for people living and working within walking distance. These spaces are less developed with limited play equipment.
The site is a beautiful, natural location that will be enhanced with play elements that are sensitive to, and harmonious with, the natural surrounds.
The reserve has an interesting history with a Diprotodon (Giant Wombat) fossil remains found here in 1992. This Australian megafauna was the world’s largest marsupial and lived between 150,000-10,000 years ago. The playground will have an exciting and educational Diprotodon theme, making it a truly unique reserve.
Key elements of the design include:
Diprotodon sculpture climb
Diprotodon sand pit
Hill Slide
Swings
Megafauna interactive search and find game
Nature play rocks and logs
Extension of existing rubble path
New Picnic Table and Bench Seat
Drinking fountain
Community Engagement Phase
A draft concept design was available for community feedback. During consultation, a community drop in session was held at Cormorant Drive Reserve on Thursday 2 December 4-6pm. Consultation closed on 21 December 2021.
What's next?
A summary of the community engagement and the final concept plan can now be viewed.The project will be progressing to detailed design and construction during the 2022/23 financial year.
For further information on this project please contact Danielle Gevers, Recreation and Open Space Planner on danielle.gevers@marion.sa.gov.au or 7420 6450
