Following public exhibition, the Concord Oval Plan of Management was adopted by Council on 21 February 2023.
View the meeting agenda and minutes and take a look at the Concord Oval Plan of Management.
Background
Council has developed a draft Plan of Management for Concord Oval to provide the framework for managing the land, setting out how it is intended to be used, maintained and enhanced in the future.
The draft Plan of Management has now been reviewed and approved for public exhibition by the NSW Department of Planning and Environment – Crown Lands and was presented to the community for input and feedback in December 2022/January 2023.
View the draft Plan of Management (PoM).
Feedback on the draft Plan of Management was collected via the following methods:
- Online form below
- Email council@canadabay.nsw.gov.au (Subject: Concord Oval Plan of Management)
- Phone 9911 6555
This exhibition closed on Sunday 5 February 2023.
The $84 million Concord Oval community and sports precinct is the largest infrastructure project ever undertaken by the City of Canada Bay.
This new recreation project has been four years in the making and is set to open in early 2023. The precinct will provide the Canada Bay community with:
- Green, open spaces
- An indoor recreation centre with a gym, multipurpose sports courts, and group fitness rooms
- Rooms for community programs, activities, and functions
- Match day facilities for local sports clubs
- A Centre of Excellence for the Wests Tigers.
The review of the Plan of Management for Concord Oval reflects the upgrade to sporting and community facilities at the site and meets the requirements of the Crown Land Management Act 2016.
Draft PoM (download)
A Plan of Management (PoM) is a strategic document providing a planning and management framework for the future use, development and maintenance. While a PoM is a requirement for all community and Crown land managed by Council, it also presents an opportunity to engage with the community and create a vision and values that are consistent with the needs of the current population and establishes how the park can be used in the future.
The draft Plan of Management (PoM) is on public exhibition until 5th February after which your feedback will be considered and any appropriate amendments made to the draft plan. Following this the final draft Plan of Management will be reported to Council for formal adoption.
