Toowoomba Regional Council (TRC) is planning to develop a master plan for Clara May Smythe Park in Highfields this financial year.
TRC Environment and Community Services Portfolio Leader Cr Tim McMahon said the aim of the project was to encourage people of all ages and abilities to visit and stay longer at the park.
"Potential improvements may include new features such as a playground, picnic facilities, walking and cycling paths and landscaping," Cr McMahon said.
"We'd love to know how park users think the park can be improved and there's a couple of ways you can provide feedback.
"You can speak with Council staff at the Highfields Library on Saturday 22 October from 10am-12pm or complete an online survey via https://yoursay.tr.qld.gov.au/.
"Due to the size of the park, Council has determined that Clara May Smythe Park is not a suitable location for a new dog off leash area (DOLA).
"When you have parks with playground equipment and other facilities it's important to have enough buffering between these activities, the properties adjacent to the park and the DOLA fencing.
"While we don't think this park is a suitable location, we know there is a need for a DOLA in the north-western side of Highfields which is why we want to find out if you have any alternative locations or suggestions through this survey.
"All feedback from this consultation will be used to guide the development of a draft master plan for the park."
