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Playground Renewal Project - Peace Park and Leschen Park

Project Overview

online community engagement

Each year, the Shire undertakes 2–3 small playground renewal projects in local neighbourhood parks. These projects focus on replacing ageing play equipment with safe, modern, and appealing alternatives. For the current financial year, renewals are planned for Peace Park (Greenmount) &Leschen Park (Darlington).

The scope of these works is limited to replacing the existing equipment within the current playground footprint.

As part of this renewal program, the Shire is inviting community input to help shape the final design outcomes. Local residents will be invited to review three design options for each playground and vote for their preferred option through a short online survey. This community-focused approach has proven effective in ensuring that new playground equipment reflects local preferences.

The Shire looks forward to working with the community to deliver refreshed, enjoyable play spaces for local families.

  • Playground Renewal Projects - Peace Park and Leschen Park

    PEACE PARK AND LESCHEN PARK - PLAYGROUND RENEWALS PROJECT 

    Peace Park is located in Greenmount and Leschen Park is located in Darlington and are valued family parks within the shire. The current play equipment in both of these parks are nearing the end of their journey, and we're getting ready to plan a renewed space that's fun, inclusive and designed for the families who use it every day.

    We're looking ahead to the future of play at both parks. The renewed space will build on what's already great about the parks, while introducing new, exciting play opportunities. 

    COMMUNITY INPUT

    Community engagement for this project is now open, and your feedback will be incredibly valuable.

    Your insights will help us determine which concept design is more fitting for community needs.

    Thank you for your time in completing this survey.

    Stay tuned! Updates will be shared on this page as the project progresses.

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Who's Listening

  • Jadon Chapman

    Shire of Mundaring
  • Andrew Dickson

    Shire of Mundaring

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY

Mundadjalina-k ngala kaditj Noongar moort nidja Wadjak boodjar-ak kalyakool moondang-ak kaaradj-midi.
Ngala Noongar Moort wer baalabang moorditj kaadidjiny koota-djinanginy.
Ngala Noongar wer Torres Strait Moort-al dandjoo koorliny kwaba-djinanginy.
Koora, yeyi wer kalyakool, ngalak Aboriginal wer Torres Strait birdiya wer moort koota-djinanginy.

Shire of Mundaring respectfully acknowledges the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Nation, who are the traditional custodians of this land.
We acknowledge Elders past, present and emerging and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the region.