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***UPDATE***
The draft Open Space Plan and draft Action Plan was open for community and club consultation in September 2025. The final Open Space Plan will be presented to Council in January 2026.
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The City of Burnside has many wonderful parks and reserves that provide beloved spaces for our community to gather, play and enjoy. Our open spaces are home to sporting clubs, playgrounds, ovals and countless recreational facilities, often all nestled alongside invaluable tree canopy and wildlife habitat.
In 2024 we asked you to provide feedback on why our open spaces are important to you and the feedback we received from 1,270 respondents who participated in the survey has contributed to the development of our draft Open Space Plan.
The draft plan can be found in the Document Library to the right of the screen, along with a summary document and action plan. Click on the following link for the draft Open Space Plan maps
The summary document identifies the existing gaps and challenges discussed in the background and directions paper, and proposes actions and recommendations to address them.
Have your say on the draft Open Space Plan and proposed actions before 5 pm, Tuesday 30 September.
***UPDATE***
The draft Open Space Plan and draft Action Plan was open for community and club consultation in September 2025. The final Open Space Plan will be presented to Council in January 2026.
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The City of Burnside has many wonderful parks and reserves that provide beloved spaces for our community to gather, play and enjoy. Our open spaces are home to sporting clubs, playgrounds, ovals and countless recreational facilities, often all nestled alongside invaluable tree canopy and wildlife habitat.
In 2024 we asked you to provide feedback on why our open spaces are important to you and the feedback we received from 1,270 respondents who participated in the survey has contributed to the development of our draft Open Space Plan.
The draft plan can be found in the Document Library to the right of the screen, along with a summary document and action plan. Click on the following link for the draft Open Space Plan maps
The summary document identifies the existing gaps and challenges discussed in the background and directions paper, and proposes actions and recommendations to address them.
Have your say on the draft Open Space Plan and proposed actions before 5 pm, Tuesday 30 September.
Share 1. Indoor Recreation on FacebookShare 1. Indoor Recreation on X (formerly Twitter)Share 1. Indoor Recreation on LinkedinEmail 1. Indoor Recreation link
Share 2. Future Growth Areas on FacebookShare 2. Future Growth Areas on X (formerly Twitter)Share 2. Future Growth Areas on LinkedinEmail 2. Future Growth Areas link
Share 3. Utilisation of School Facilities for Community Activities on FacebookShare 3. Utilisation of School Facilities for Community Activities on X (formerly Twitter)Share 3. Utilisation of School Facilities for Community Activities on LinkedinEmail 3. Utilisation of School Facilities for Community Activities link
Share 4. Responding to Topography Limitations on FacebookShare 4. Responding to Topography Limitations on X (formerly Twitter)Share 4. Responding to Topography Limitations on LinkedinEmail 4. Responding to Topography Limitations link
Share 5. Cultural Links and Recognition on FacebookShare 5. Cultural Links and Recognition on X (formerly Twitter)Share 5. Cultural Links and Recognition on LinkedinEmail 5. Cultural Links and Recognition link
Share 6. Maximising Tree Canopy Cover and Habitat on FacebookShare 6. Maximising Tree Canopy Cover and Habitat on X (formerly Twitter)Share 6. Maximising Tree Canopy Cover and Habitat on LinkedinEmail 6. Maximising Tree Canopy Cover and Habitat link
Share 7. Pressure on Existing Sports Open Space on FacebookShare 7. Pressure on Existing Sports Open Space on X (formerly Twitter)Share 7. Pressure on Existing Sports Open Space on LinkedinEmail 7. Pressure on Existing Sports Open Space link
Share 8. Identifying Open Space in Established Suburbs on FacebookShare 8. Identifying Open Space in Established Suburbs on X (formerly Twitter)Share 8. Identifying Open Space in Established Suburbs on LinkedinEmail 8. Identifying Open Space in Established Suburbs link
Share 9. Relative Undersupply and Oversupply of Sports Infrastructure on FacebookShare 9. Relative Undersupply and Oversupply of Sports Infrastructure on X (formerly Twitter)Share 9. Relative Undersupply and Oversupply of Sports Infrastructure on LinkedinEmail 9. Relative Undersupply and Oversupply of Sports Infrastructure link
Share 10. Skate Park Supply and Location on FacebookShare 10. Skate Park Supply and Location on X (formerly Twitter)Share 10. Skate Park Supply and Location on LinkedinEmail 10. Skate Park Supply and Location link
Share 12. Playground Renewal on FacebookShare 12. Playground Renewal on X (formerly Twitter)Share 12. Playground Renewal on LinkedinEmail 12. Playground Renewal link
Share 13. Improving Awareness, Connectivity, Accessibility of Open Space on FacebookShare 13. Improving Awareness, Connectivity, Accessibility of Open Space on X (formerly Twitter)Share 13. Improving Awareness, Connectivity, Accessibility of Open Space on LinkedinEmail 13. Improving Awareness, Connectivity, Accessibility of Open Space link
Share 14. Open Space Planning on FacebookShare 14. Open Space Planning on X (formerly Twitter)Share 14. Open Space Planning on LinkedinEmail 14. Open Space Planning link
Share Other Open Space Actions on FacebookShare Other Open Space Actions on X (formerly Twitter)Share Other Open Space Actions on LinkedinEmail Other Open Space Actions link