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August 2021
Coast Park Stage OneSemaphore Park to West Lakes ShoreThird Avenue to Wara Wayingga-Tennyson Dunes Conservation Reserve
The Linear Park will:
• Improve community access and enjoyment of South Australia’s beautiful beaches
• Facilitate exercise and outdoor activities by the community
• Ensure the best environmental and community outcomes are achieved
• Provide connectivity to beach access paths and to the local road network
• Establish, maintain and preserve the area as a world-class asset to be used and enjoyed as a public park for the bene�t of present and future generations.
The Government of South Australia’s CoastPark initiative aims to improve communityaccess and enjoyment of our beaches throughthe establishment of a continuous 70 kilometrecoastal shared-use path along the metropolitancoastline.
The Coast Park has been progressively implemented by State Government in partnership with local councils since 1992 and the section between Grange and Semaphore Park is one of the few remaining links still to complete. Following extensive consultation under the Linear Parks Act 2006, a linear park has been established between Third Avenue, Semaphore Park and the northern edge of the Wara Wayingga-Tennyson Dunes Conservation Reserve (Stage One).
A �nal design has now been approved for the shared-use path and associated landscaping.
The �nal design considers feedback from local residents and environmental groups and seeks to minimise the impact on the dune system, native vegetation and local fauna, while maximising community bene�t.
The path will be a hard surface, consistent with other sections of Coast Park.
Importantly, the shared-use path will increase access to this part of our coastline to be used and enjoyed by people of all abilities.
Construction is expected to begin in early 2022 and will be managed by the Department for Infrastructure and Transport, which will work closely with all stakeholders.
Preliminary investigations for a possible Stage Two – a proposed Linear Park between the southern edge of the Wara Wayingga-Tennyson Dunes Conservation Reserve and Terminus Street, Grange – are still ongoing and, should that stage progress, will be subject to community consultation.
We will provide updates on both the timelines for the construction of Stage One and progress on a possible Stage Two as this information becomes available.
Connection to path.
Connection to beach.Connection to beach.
Select pruning and vegetation removal to accommodate path
alignment where required.
Select pruning and vegetation removal to accommodate path
alignment where required.
Street name inlay in concrete edge to assist with way-finding
(to all connecting path locations).
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To beach To beachTo beach
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TheEsplanade
Utah Place Tingira Place Paruna Place Noora Place Iluka Place
Mirani Court Reserve
Existing shower and toilet block to remain.
Bench seats.
Bench seat.
Bench seat.
Bench seat.
Bench seat.
Existing memorial seat on boundary wall to remain.
Through connectionto beach.
Through connectionto beach.
Connection to beach.To beachTo beach
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Paver inlays to path at approaches to beach
access locations.
Irrigated grass area.
Irrigated grass area.
Connection to path.
Allora Place Amarina Court Sandpiper Place
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Existing bench seatto remain.
Rock boulderedging/seating. �
Upgrade fencing where required.
Through connection to beach.
Connection to beach.
Connection to beach.Public art opportunities within and/or adjacent path.
Exposed aggregate concrete bandsto transition to the Wara Wayingga -
Tennyson Dunes Conservation Reserve.
Compacted rubble arealeading to entrance to the
Wara Wayingga - Tennyson Dunes Conservation Reserve.To beach
To beach
To beach
Cormorant Court
Wara Wayingga - Tennyson Dunes
Conservation Reserve
Proposed location for CCTV (to be confirmed).
New pedestrian kerb ramp.
Proposed new shelter and picnic setting.
Select pruning and vegetation removal to accommodate path
alignment where required.
Semaphore Park Wara Wayingga -
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Coast Park Stage One
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Concrete block pavers
Exposed aggregate concrete
Compacted rubble
Coloured concrete shared use path
Proposed irrigated planting (local native species)
Proposed dune planting (local native species)
Proposed irrigated grassed area
Coast Park Stage OneSemaphore Park to West Lakes Shore Scan this QR
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Keeping you updatedWe are committed to responding to queriesin a timely manner and will continue to keep you updated about the Coast Park project as it develops.
Further information
If you have any queries or would like to speak with a member of the team about this important project for South Australia, please contact us via:
Phone: 1300 060 456
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.coastpark.sa.gov.au
We encourage you to join the project mailing list to receive project updates and further information as it becomes available.
Visualisation just south of Mirani Court (West Lakes Shore) looking northArtistic impression only. Vegetation shown at maturity.
Visualisation just north of Mirani Court (Semaphore Park) looking southArtistic impression only. Vegetation shown at maturity.
To �nd out more about this project and to view the Coast Park Stage One plans and visualisations online, visit the project website at www.coastpark.sa.gov.au
Artists impression
Artists impression
