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Revamp ideas sought

Preliminary designs for an upgrade of Possy Newland Reserve in Little River include a redeveloped basketball court and a revamped play space.

Wyndham council is calling for the public to submit their ideas for the reserve’s revamp, which will also include improvements to the picnic and barbecue area.

The existing skate park, path network and toilet block will be retained.

Wyndham’s family friendly city portfolio holder, Cr Mia Shaw, said once the upgrade was complete it would provide Little River residents of all ages with the perfect space to exercise, play, socialise with friends or relax.

“Over the past decade, a growing body of research has shown that a high-quality network of public open space has direct benefits for our physical health, mental wellbeing, social interactions, sense of community identity and our local economy,” Cr Shaw said.

“This upgrade will establish Possy Newland Reserve as a district park in accordance with the Wyndham Open Space Strategy 2045, meaning that it will serve the wider Little River community and surrounds.

“Wyndham City understands the importance and value of open space, that’s why we’re investing in these important works to deliver a space the whole family can enjoy.”

Residents can view and comment on the designs for Possy Newland Reserve and take part in a short survey about the upgrade until August 31 via, https://theloop.wyndham.vic.gov.au/possy-newland

Construction is expected to commence in mid-2021.

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