08 THOMAS TURNER RESERVE MASTERPLAN LANDSCAPE REPORT DRAWN BY: GK / SL / TW / SC CHECKED BY: PPREV H

Landscape Master Plan: Year 1 - 5

Master Plan

LEGEND1. Oval #2: Remove small trees & relocate sewer vent to allow

for expanded oval. Install lighting for evening training. Relocate cricket wicket to central location.

2. Retain existing carpark

3. Oval #1: Upgrade irrigation & drainage and light heads to training level

4. Upgrade pedestrian lighting along existing shared use path

5. Upgrade pedestrian path

6. Upgrade picnic facilities

7. New access road, including tra�c calming to manage vehicle speeds. Undertake replacement tree planting for trees removed. Establish landscape edge to provide visual separation to the northern site boundary.

8. Emergency vehicle access only (no general vehicle access). Maintain pedestrian access.

9. Upgrade vehicle entrance o� Nelson Road to ensure safe vehicle movements into and out of the precinct.

10. Renovate local Heritage Building (opportunity for community use. eg. artist in residence subject to a further feasibility study). May include public toilet facilities

11. Existing driving range

12. Sculpture park

13. Low planting landscape bu�er with views maintained

14. Enhance existing tree grove with succession planting

15. Low planting and landscape elements to act as ‘catch fence’ to cricket oval

16. Low planting and landscape elements and higher fence netting to ‘catch’ soccer balls

17. Retain existing play space. Future direction determined through Council’s Asset Management Plan.

18. New carpark

19. Oval #3 retained

20. Undertake improvements to the existing western building to extend its useful life until the new ‘community and sports building’ is established

21. Replace the eastern sports building with improved change facilities, storage, toilets and shelter

22. Potential power bollard

Continue to enhance the creek environment through undertaking erosion control, weed management and native planting.

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Landscape Master Plan: Year 5 - 10

Master Plan

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LEGEND1. Oval #2: Remove small trees & relocate sewer vent to allow

for expanded oval. Install lighting for evening training. Relocate cricket wicket to central location.

2. Retain existing carpark

3. Oval #1: Upgrade irrigation & drainage and light heads to training level

4. Upgrade pedestrian lighting along existing shared use path

5. Upgrade pedestrian path

6. Upgrade picnic facilities

7. New access road, including tra�c calming to manage vehicle speeds. Undertake replacement tree planting for trees removed. Establish landscape edge to provide visual separation to the northern site boundary.

8. Emergency vehicle access only (no general vehicle access). Maintain pedestrian access.

9. Upgrade vehicle entrance o� Nelson Road to ensure safe vehicle movements into and out of the precinct.

10. Renovate local Heritage Building (opportunity for community use. eg. artist in residence subject to a further feasibility study). May include public toilet facilities.

11. Existing driving range. Undertake investigations about the long term feasibility of this facility.

12. Sculpture park

13. Low planting landscape bu�er with views maintained

14. Enhance existing tree grove with succession planting

15. Low planting and landscape elements to act as ‘catch fence’ to cricket oval

16. Low planting and landscape elements and higher fence netting to ‘catch’ soccer balls

17. Retain existing play space. Future direction determined through Council’s Asset Management Plan.

18. Expanded carpark

19. Oval #3 retained

20. Undertake improvements to the existing western building to extend its useful life until the new ‘community and sports building’ is established

21. Replace the eastern sports building with improved change facilities, storage, toilets and shelter

22. Potential power bollard

23. Regional level playspace focused on nature play

24. Amphitheatre with spectator seating for community events

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Continue to enhance the creek environment through undertaking erosion control, weed management and native planting.

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Landscape Master Plan: Year 10+ (Option A)

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1. Oval #2: Remove trees & sewer vent to allow for expanded oval. Install lighting for evening training. Relocate cricket wicket to central location.

2. Retain existing carpark

3. Oval #1: Upgrade irrigation & drainage and light heads to training level

4. Upgrade pedestrian lighting along existing shared use path

5. Upgraded pedestrian path

6. Upgraded picnic facilities

7. New access road, including tra�c calming to manage vehicle speeds. Undertake replacement tree planting for trees removed. Establish landscape edge to provide visual separation to the northern site boundary.

8. Emergency vehicle access only (no general vehicle access). Maintain pedestrian access.

9. Upgraded vehicle entrance o� Nelson Road to ensure safe vehicle movements into and out of the precinct.

10. Renovated local Heritage Building (opportunity for community use. eg. artist in residence subject to a further feasibility study). May include public toilet facilities.

11. Existing driving range (repurposed)

12. Sculpture park

13. Low planting landscape bu�er with views maintained

14. Enhance existing tree grove with succession planting

15. Low planting and landscape elements to act as ‘catch fence’ to cricket oval

16. Low planting and landscape elements and fence netting to ‘catch’ soccer balls

17. Retain existing play space. Future direction determined through Council’s Asset Management Plan.

18. Expanded carpark

19. Oval #3 retained

20. Remove existing buildings

21. Replace the eastern sports building with improved change facilities, storage, toilets and shelter

22. Potential power bollard

23. Regional level playspace focused on nature play

24. Amphitheatre with spectator seating for community events

25. Community event space & playing �eld with lighting for evening training use

26. Upgrade existing carpark o� Grand Junction Road & improve pedestrian entry to linear park

27. Skate park with youth precinct

28. BMX / Pump track

29. Terraced lawn

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Further investigation and consultation would be required before the implementation of the following long term master plan actions.

30. Possible shared use community and sports facility (potential to include unisex change facilities, storage, social spaces, and public toilet facilities)

31. Retain strong link over the river to link the community and sports building to the golf course

32. Community / sports facility carpark

33. Retain the depot with potential to upgrade facilities subsequent to review of depot operations. With consideration of the Friends of Dry Creek Trails Inc shed.

014 THOMAS TURNER RESERVE MASTERPLAN LANDSCAPE REPORT DRAWN BY: GK / SL / TW / SC CHECKED BY: PPREV H

Landscape Master Plan: Year 10+ (Option B)

Master Plan

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1. Oval #2: Remove trees & relocate sewer vent to allow for expanded oval. Install lighting for evening training. Relocate cricket wicket to central location.

2. Retain existing carpark

3. Oval #1: Upgrade irrigation & drainage and light heads to training level

4. Upgrade pedestrian lighting along existing shared use path

5. Upgraded pedestrian path

6. Upgraded picnic facilities

7. New access road, including tra�c calming to manage vehicle speeds. Undertake replacement tree planting for trees removed. Establish landscape edge to provide visual separation to the northern site boundary.

8. Emergency vehicle access only (no general vehicle access). Maintain pedestrian access.

9. Upgraded vehicle entrance o� Nelson Road to ensure safe vehicle movements into and out of the precinct.

10. Renovated local Heritage Building (opportunity for community use. eg. artist in residence subject to a further feasibility study). May include public toilet facilities.

11. Existing driving range to be retained

12. Sculpture park

13. Vegetated mound/landscape bu�er

14. Enhance existing tree grove with succession planting

15. Low planting and landscape elements to act as ‘catch fence’ to cricket oval

16. Low planting and landscape elements and fence netting to ‘catch’ soccer balls

17. Retain existing play space. Future direction determined through Council’s Asset Management Plan.

18. Expanded carpark

19. Oval #3 retained

20. Remove existing buildings

21. Replace the eastern sports building with improved change facilities, storage, toilets and shelter

22. Potential power bollard

23. Regional level playspace focused on nature play

24. Amphitheatre with spectator seating for community events

25. Upgrade existing carpark o� Grand Junction Road & improve pedestrian entry to linear park

26. Possible shared use community and sports facility (potential to include unisex change facilities, storage, social spaces, and public toilet facilities)

27. Community facility carpark

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Further investigation and consultation would be required before the implementation of the following long term master plan actions.