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In November 2018 we asked the community to provide feedback on concept proposals to transform the Western Foreshore into a destination waterfront recreation and leisure space.
Key Proposals:
Large scale Play Space including an adventure play area with elevated climbing structures, offering views of the waterways and a fully fenced area with a variety of play structures and nature play elements
Destination level Skate and Activity Space with separate skill zones and supporting recreation facilities and social spaces
Custom designed components, artworks and interpretive elements to celebrate our cultural heritage
New toilet facilities to replace the existing outdated facilities
BBQ’s, picnic tables and seating, shelters
Parking – including pick-up/drop-off and bus bays
There was overwhelming community support for the Western Foreshore Recreation Precinct concept plans and proposals. A summary of the Community Engagement process and findings is available here. Council Adopted the Western Foreshore Recreation Precinct concept plans at its meeting on 26 February 2019. Funding has been committed to implement the Western Foreshore Recreation Precinct proposals commencing in the 2019-20 financial year with completion by June 2021.
Current Status:
The City engaged Convic Designs (External link) last year to consult with the local community and prepare the detailed concept design for the Skate and Activity Space. To reflect the evolution of the Skate and Activity Space design and layout, the Western Foreshore Recreation Precinct Site Context Plan and Concept Plan have been updated.
Convic were awarded the contract for the detail design and construction of the Skate Park. The project is now in the exciting delivery phase, with works commencing in May this year.
The local community contributed to the development of the draft Play Space concept plan last year which is now being further developed and a final design will be shared soon.
Project Timeline
Mid 2020 - Existing skate park demolished and site works commence
Late 2020 - Skate and Activity Area completed
Early 2020 - New toilets constructed
Mid 2021 - Play Space and rest of reserve upgrades complete
In November 2018 we asked the community to provide feedback on concept proposals to transform the Western Foreshore into a destination waterfront recreation and leisure space.
Key Proposals:
Large scale Play Space including an adventure play area with elevated climbing structures, offering views of the waterways and a fully fenced area with a variety of play structures and nature play elements
Destination level Skate and Activity Space with separate skill zones and supporting recreation facilities and social spaces
Custom designed components, artworks and interpretive elements to celebrate our cultural heritage
New toilet facilities to replace the existing outdated facilities
BBQ’s, picnic tables and seating, shelters
Parking – including pick-up/drop-off and bus bays
There was overwhelming community support for the Western Foreshore Recreation Precinct concept plans and proposals. A summary of the Community Engagement process and findings is available here. Council Adopted the Western Foreshore Recreation Precinct concept plans at its meeting on 26 February 2019. Funding has been committed to implement the Western Foreshore Recreation Precinct proposals commencing in the 2019-20 financial year with completion by June 2021.
Current Status:
The City engaged Convic Designs (External link) last year to consult with the local community and prepare the detailed concept design for the Skate and Activity Space. To reflect the evolution of the Skate and Activity Space design and layout, the Western Foreshore Recreation Precinct Site Context Plan and Concept Plan have been updated.
Convic were awarded the contract for the detail design and construction of the Skate Park. The project is now in the exciting delivery phase, with works commencing in May this year.
The local community contributed to the development of the draft Play Space concept plan last year which is now being further developed and a final design will be shared soon.
Project Timeline
Mid 2020 - Existing skate park demolished and site works commence
Late 2020 - Skate and Activity Area completed
Early 2020 - New toilets constructed
Mid 2021 - Play Space and rest of reserve upgrades complete
Project Overview
Based on feedback received by the community earlier this year, concept designs have been prepared for:
Local businesses are encouraged to register on' Tenderlink' to receive notifications of opportunities for the supply of goods and services for the Mandurah Waterfront and other projects. For further information on the City of Mandurah’s Procurement of Goods and Services and 'Tenderlink' visit https://www.mandurah.wa.gov.au/city-and-council/work-with-us/tenders(External link).
