FAQs

A masterplan is a log term planning document that helps us establish the future vision for the area. It assists us to prioritise and coordinate future work and forecast budget allocations. This ensures the reserve meets the needs of the community. 

A Masterplan is a long-term planning document that must be reviewed over time to ensure our spaces continue to meet the needs of our community and to explore new opportunities for improved recreation. Previous plans for the area are now due for review.

Gunnamatta Pavilion is not part of the improvements for the Gunnamatta Park-Tonkin Oval Precinct. It is a key part of this area and due to its heritage listing, it is being considered for improvements as part of a separate scope of work. 

The community was recently asked to provide feedback on this space. You can find more information here.

Gunnamatta Park and a number of the features within it are heritage listed which reflects the significant value to the community. Council must plan to conserve and enhance the character of the park in keeping with its heritage.

The connecting walkway is part of this recreation area as it connects the two locations – Gunnamatta Park and Tonkin Oval - and is highly used by our community.

Following community feedback for this consultation, Council will prepare a draft Masterplan for Gunnamatta Park and Tonkin Oval Precinct. The draft Masterplan will identify a vision along with short, medium- and long-term goals.  

The draft Masterplan will be available for the community to review and provide feedback in 2023. 

Work will be prioritised according to short, medium and long-term goals set out in the draft Masterplan. Short term upgrades may start in 2023/24.