Making Rosslare Court Reserve more vibrant

Feedback is invited on proposed concept designs to make Rosslare Court Reserve, Hoppers Crossing more family friendly.

Proposed improvements include:

  • Inclusion of a new district-level play space including picnic areas
  • Half court and ball play area with seating and shade
  • New wetland to filter water before it enters Skeleton Creek
  • New fenced dog off-leash area
  • New footpaths and seating
  • Furniture and landscaping improvements
  • Large open lawn area and
  • Public toilets

This is the second round of engagement, building on community feedback provided in 2021. The concept design was adjusted following the first round of community consultation to address the feedback received.

Adjustments include maintaining a large open lawn space for locals to enjoy, relocating the play space to provide improved 'line of sight' and access from Rosslare Court for safety, and enhancing the natural elements of the reserve via a new wetland.

Wyndham City Mayor, Cr Peter Maynard, said the reserve was a green haven in the middle of a residential area of Hoppers Crossing.

"It's a little haven tucked amid houses and Skeleton Creek - residents and the local wildlife have flocked to this space and improvements will only add to its vibrancy," Cr Maynard said.

Drop-in sessions to hear more about the concept designs will be held on site on Tuesday 6 December, one at 11am-1pm and another at 3-6pm.

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