Stage 1 of this consultation has concluded. Find out more about Stage 2 HERE.
The Glenorchy City Council recognises the importance of play.
In 2020, we asked our community to provide their thoughts and ideas about the playspaces at Giblins Reserve and Montrose Foreshore. Thanks to everyone who provided feedback.
Now Council is embarking on a strategy to determine the best design, use, location, and development of playspaces across the whole City of Glenorchy. This will be a long-term strategy aimed at ensuring Council provides and manages these important assets for current and future generations. It will include an assessment of current and future needs.
One Eighty Sport and Leisure Solutions has been contracted to undertake the project which aims to be completed by July 2021. Feedback provided during the Giblins and Montrose Playspace consultation will also help inform this strategy, however we’d like to hear your feedback about all the playspaces across the whole of Glenorchy.
Council invites you to provide your thoughts on play in our community.
Register to...
Drop a pin to tell us about your favourite playspaces!
Don't want to register?
This stage of the consultation closed Monday 10th May. Thank you to everyone who participated. Your feedback was used to develop the draft strategy. To view the draft staretgy and have your say go to letstalk.gcc.tas.gov.au/draft-playspaces-strategy
The Glenorchy City Council recognises the importance of play.
In 2020, we asked our community to provide their thoughts and ideas about the playspaces at Giblins Reserve and Montrose Foreshore. Thanks to everyone who provided feedback.
Now Council is embarking on a strategy to determine the best design, use, location, and development of playspaces across the whole City of Glenorchy. This will be a long-term strategy aimed at ensuring Council provides and manages these important assets for current and future generations. It will include an assessment of current and future needs.
One Eighty Sport and Leisure Solutions has been contracted to undertake the project which aims to be completed by July 2021. Feedback provided during the Giblins and Montrose Playspace consultation will also help inform this strategy, however we’d like to hear your feedback about all the playspaces across the whole of Glenorchy.
Council invites you to provide your thoughts on play in our community.
Register to...
Drop a pin to tell us about your favourite playspaces!
Don't want to register?
This stage of the consultation closed Monday 10th May. Thank you to everyone who participated. Your feedback was used to develop the draft strategy. To view the draft staretgy and have your say go to letstalk.gcc.tas.gov.au/draft-playspaces-strategy
Please take this survey to let us know what you think about playspaces across the whole Glenorchy Local Government Area. We'd like to hear your views about what makes a good playground.
The survey will take between 10-15 minutes to complete. The questions it contains will be of particular use in helping finalise our playspaces strategy.
Stage 1 of this consultation has concluded. Find out more about Stage 2 HERE.
Project Lifecycle
Stage 1 Consultation
Playspace Strategy - Planning for Play 2041 has finished this stage
Community members are invited to provide feedback about playspaces, big and small around the Glenrochy Local Government Area.
Developing the Draft Playspaces Strategy
Playspace Strategy - Planning for Play 2041 is currently at this stage
Contributions received in Stage 1 consultation are evaluated and reviewed and used to inform the Draft Playspaces Strategy. The draft strategy is considered by Council.
Stage 2 Consultation
this is an upcoming stage for Playspace Strategy - Planning for Play 2041
The draft strategy is presented back to the community for comment.
Final report
this is an upcoming stage for Playspace Strategy - Planning for Play 2041
The outcomes of the Stage 2 Consultation are considered and any required amendments to the strategy are made. The final report and strategy are presented to Council for endorsement.
The Glenorchy City Council recognises the importance of play.
