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Wyatt Park - Draft Plan of Management
Consultation for the Wyatt Park Draft Plan of Management has now closed.
February 2021 Update:
Consultation has closed, and submissions are now being reviewed. Thank you to all who provided feedback.
January 2021 Public Exhibition and Public Hearing:
The draft Plan of Management defines the future management and development priorities as prescribed by its categorisation under the Local Government Act.
During the exhibition period, the documents were able to be viewed at the following locations:
- in the document library on this page
- via request in hardcopy at the Merrylands and Auburn Administration Buildings.
Public Hearing
A Public Hearing was scheduled for these inclusions and was held between 6.00pm and 8.00pm on Monday 8 February at Merrylands Administration Building, 16 Memorial Avenue, Merrylands.
Have Your Say
During this community consultation period, the residents were encouraged to submit their comments on the proposal.
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View a pdf version of this map in the document library.
Submissions on the Proposal:
Submissions concerning the above proposal closed on 22 February 2021.
If you have any questions about the Wyatt Park Draft Plan of Management, please contact:
Linda Wright
Supervisor Recreation & Sport
P: (02) 8757 9000
E: Council@Cumberland.nsw.gov.au
Join the conversation and have your say!
Key enhancements and improvements
Wyatt Park is a 23 hectare parkland and is home to the Ruth Everuss Aquatic Centre, Lidcombe Oval, Auburn Youth Centre, Cumberland Basketball Centre, Parramatta Auburn Netball Association and PCYC. The Draft Plan of Management for Wyatt Park identified a range of new facilities including new playgrounds, a skate park, learn-to–ride bicycle track, barbeque and picnic facilities and a new Youth Centre and multipurpose rooms. The Plan also proposes the upgrade of existing amenities buildings, improve accessibility and connectivity for pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles to and from, and within the Park and improve through security through better surveillance, lighting and park activation. New tree and shrub planting is also proposed to make this a sustainable natural and green open space area.
Key Dates
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Community Engagement February 2020 |
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Draft Plan of Management Prepared August 2020 |
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Council Endorsement, Minister Endorsement December 2020 |
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Public Exhibition Commences 11 January 2021 |
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Public Hearing Monday 8 February 2021 |
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Public Exhibition Concludes 22 February 2021 |
Relevant Documents
Who's Listening
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Linda WrightSupervisor Recreation & SportP: (02) 8757 9000
E: Council@Cumberland.nsw.gov.au