Update - June 2023

The City recently met with our nominated Whadjuk knowledge holders who gave their in principle support for replacement of the junior playground in the existing location. As Lake Jualbup is a known area of cultural significance, extending the large playground area is not their preferred option.

We are now formalising the approval process with Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage and hope to soon advertise the Request for Quotation (RFQ) to design, supply and install the new playground.

The RFQ will include your feedback from the first round of community consultation with playground designers encouraged to design something different. The playground designs will then be considered by the City, our Whadjuk knowledge holders and the community to select the most appropriate option before the contract is awarded.