Water play may become a feature of Redlands parks in the future following a decision by Redland City Council today to investigate options for installing water-based play equipment in the city. Division six Councillor Julie Talty today called for a briefing paper about installing water-play equipment in playgrounds, citing the infrastructure was popular with local Continue reading…
Redland families have been having fun times thanks to recent makeovers of parks throughout the City. It is part of Redland City Council’s continuing commitment to ensuring residents, particularly those with young families, have well-maintained open spaces and appropriate equipment where they can play and socialise. Redland City Mayor Karen Williams said Council had recently Continue reading…
Council is urging residents to have their say now about proposed local law changes that include relaxing dog restrictions in two of the city’s parks. The proposed amendments to Subordinate Local Law No. 2 (Animal Management) would: permit dogs on-leash at W.H. Yeo Park, Victoria Point and at Wellington Point Reserve before 9am and after Continue reading…
Mt Cotton residents’ calls for a “wee bit of relief” were answered recently, with the opening of new toilets at one of the suburbs’ major family parks. The $150,000 toilet construction project has provided much sought-after amenities at Mt Cotton Community Park. Completed last month, the amenities include a disabled toilet, two standard toilets and Continue reading…