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Metropolitan Greenspace Program Grants 2010-11 to 2015-16 2010 BLACKTOWN Bungarribee Creek Reserve Recreation Trail $50,000 Metropolitan Greenspace Program grants 2010-11 to 2015-16 2010 BLACKTOWN Bungarribee Creek Reserve Recreation Trail $50,000 2010 BLUE MOUNTAINS Great Blue Mountains Trail $50,000 2010 BLUE MOUNTAINS Wentworth Falls Lake Revitalisation $122,000 2010 BLUE MOUNTAINS Grand Cliff Top Walk - Katoomba Cascades Upgrade $170,109 2010 CAMDEN Nepean River Trail - Link To Camden $94,000 2010 CAMDEN Mount Annan Botanic Garden Recreational Path $50,000 Study 2010 FAIRFIELD Green Valley Creek Recreational Trail - Stage 2 $25,000 2010 GOSFORD Space and Leisure Services Strategic Plan $50,000 2010 GOSFORD Casuarina Trail (Railway to Rainforest) Rumbalara $250,000 Reserve 2010 HAWKESBURY Hawkesbury Regional Open Space Strategy $60,000 2010 THE HILLS Withers Rd Cycleway $177,500 2010 HORNSBY Great North Walk Heritage Track Restoration $60,000 2010 HORNSBY McKell Park Foreshore Walk Brooklyn to Parsley Bay $62,500 2010 HOLROYD Holroyd Gardens Adventure Playground $60,000 2010 KU-RING-GAI Off Road Cycling - Golden Jubilee Ovals, Wahroonga $40,000 'Jubes Mountain Bike Park' 2010 LANE COVE Linking Lane Cove Bushland Park $74,950 2010 MANLY Manly Lagoon Park Playground Extension $75,000 2010 NORTH SYDNEY Quibaree Park (Planning) $19,250 2010 NORTH SYDNEY Access Improvements in King George St Road Res $19,500 2010 PENRITH Great River Walk Stage 7 and West Bank $280,000 Construction 2010 RANDWICK Walking Malabar $50,000 2010 RYDE Riverwalk Bill Mitchell Park $200,000 2010 RYDE Riverwalk - Glades Bay Stage $12,500 2010 ROCKDALE Feasibility Study Cooks River Cycleway Wolli Creek $20,000 2010 ROCKDALE Bardwell Valley Trail Stage 2 $215,000 2010 SUTHERLAND Shiprock Reserve Access Steps $200,000 2010- $2,487,309 11 1 Metropolitan Greenspace Program grants 2010-11 to 2015-16 2011 AUBURN Auburn Botanic Gardens Precinct Regional $20,000 Playground 2011 BLACKTOWN Connecting Timbertop $50,000 2011 CAMDEN Australian Botanic Gardens Recreational Path $455,000 2011 CAMDEN Nepean River Trail: Link to Camden $50,000 2011 RYDE Yamble Reserve All Abilities Playground and Socially $190,000 Inclusive Park 2011 GOSFORD Ettalong Foreshore (Ferry Park Precinct) $300,000 Embellishment 2011 GOSFORD Stage 1 of the 5 Lands Coastal Walkway - Captain $100,000 Cook Upgrade 2011 GOSFORD stage 1 of the Shipbuilders Memorial Walkway $40,000 2011 HAWKESBURY McQuade Park Plan of Management & Master Plan $30,000 2011 HOLROYD Holroyd Gardens Doug McLaren Ponds $35,000 2011 HORNSBY Hornsby Off Road Bike Facility $102,000 2011 KOGARAH/ROCKDALE Cycle Path Great Kai Mia Way Stage 1 Planning $10,000 2011 KU-RING-GAI Walking Track from Rocky Creek to Koola Park $40,000 2011 MARRICKVILLE Aboriginal Interpretation Cooks River Parks Stage 2 $30,000 2011 PENRITH Great River Walk - Stage 7a - West Bank Construction $250,000 Phase 3 2011 ROCKDALE Rockdale Wayfinding Strategy $40,000 2011 STRATHFILED Arnotts Reserve Hard Courts $211,487 2011 STRATHFIELD Strathfield Park All Abilities Playground $10,000 2011 SUTHERLAND Wanda to North Cronulla Shared Pedestrian/Cycleway $200,000 2011 WARRINGAH North Narrabeen Beach Reserve Upgrade – Stage 1 $70,000 Masterplan 2011 WAVERLEY Coastal Corridor Management $70,000 2011 WOOLLAHRA Coastal Pathway (Gap Park) Upgrade $76,500 2011 WYONG Soldiers Beach Stage 2 (Beach Access Stair $120,000 Replacement 2011 GOSFORD Five Lands Coastal Walkway Stage 1 Captain Cook $100,000 Upgrade 2011- $2,599,987 12 2 Metropolitan Greenspace Program grants 2010-11 to 2015-16 2012 BANKSTOWN Duck River Corridor, Rose Park, Sefton $134,000 2012 BANKSTOWN Cutting Reserve Landscape Upgrade $50,000 2012 THE HILLS Castle Hill Heritage Park Conservation Works $50,000 2012 BLUE MOUNTAINS Great Blue Mountains Trail (Leura) $150,000 2012 BLUE MOUNTAINS Leura Cascades Revitalisation $65,000 2012 CAMDEN Nepean River Trail, Sandy Bridge $32,000.00 2012 FAIRFIELD Fairfield Youth Adventure Park Design $58,500 2012 GOSFORD Elizabeth Ross Park Design $50,000 2012 GOSFORD Five Lands Walk Winney Bay $58,200 2012 HAWKESBURY Great River Walk, Howe Park to Deerubbin Park, $100,000.00 Windsor 2012 HOLROYD Hyland Road Park, Greystanes, link paths $60,000 2012 HORNSBY Heritage Track Restoration $100,000 2012 HORNSBY McKell Park, Brooklyn foreshore path upgrade $80,000 2012 KU-RING-GAI St Ives Showground Regional Playground $250,000 2012 LEICHHARDT Bay Run lighting, King George Park $37,000 2012 MARRICKVILLE Cooks River Valley Garden upgrade, Stage 1 $35,000 2012 PENRITH Great River Walk, Emu Plains Stage 7b $270,000 2012 ROCKDALE Riverside Drive Shared Path Lighting, Sans Souci $120,762 2012 RYDE Ryde River Walk - Looking Glass Bay, Gladesville $87,000 2012 SUTHERLAND The Ridge BMX and Off Road Bike Park, Barden $200,000 Ridge 2012 WARRINGAH Narrabeen Lagoon Multi-Use Trail, bridge over South $250,000 Creek, Collaroy Plateau 2012 WAVERLEY Bondi Park Upgrade $58,830 2012 WYONG Shelly Beach Forecourt Stage 2 $203,708 2012- $2,500,000 13 3 Metropolitan Greenspace Program grants 2010-11 to 2015-16 2014 BANKSTOWN Salt Pan Creek Corridor to Bankstown CBD $135,750 Connection 2014 BLACKTOWN Grantham Heritage Mega Park $130,000 2014 BLUE MOUNTAINS Grand Cliff Top Walk (Nr Cliff Dr Katoomba & Nr $232,000 Olympian Parade, Leura 2014 BLUE MOUNTAINS Great Blue Mountains Trail, Blackheath to Mount $12,500 Victoria (Planning) 2014 CANTERBURY Lang Road Pedestrian Bridge Feasibility, Cooks River $12,000 (Planning and Design) 2014 FAIRFIELD Fairfield Adventure Park $100,000 2014 GOSFORD Adcock Park Redevelopment, West Gosford $50,000 2014 GOSFORD Avoca Beach Southern Foreshore Redevelopment $50,000 2014 HORNSBY Hornsby Quarry Parklands Masterplan (Planning and $100,000 Design) 2014 HORNSBY Brooklyn Shared Path Boardwalk $307,500 2014 HURSTVILLE Gannon's Park Shared Trail Extension, Peakhurst $200,000 2014 LANE COVE Wander Through Warraroon Reserve Track Upgrade, $58,605 Riverview and Longueville 2014 MANLY Marine Parade Landscape Masterplan Public Domain $200,000 Improvements 2014 MARRICKVILLE Botany Cycleway Link, Kendrick Park, Tempe $200,000 2014 PARRAMATTA Parramatta Ways Project (Planning) $75,000 2014 PENRITH Our River: Path, Play and Planning, Tench Reserve $187,500 and Regatta Park 2014 PITTWATER Narrabeen Lagoon Multiuse Regional Trail, Deep $171,150 Creek to Bilarong Sanctuary 2014 RANDWICK Western Walking Track, Malabar Headland Coastal $200,000 Walkway 2014 ROCKDALE Path Lighting, Cook Park, Lena St to Senoni Ave, $120,000 Dolls Point 2014 SUTHERLAND Woolooware Bay Shared Use Pedestrian/Cycleway $70,000 Stage 6 Design 2014 SUTHERLAND Cronulla Coastal Walkway, Don Lucas Reserve, $200,000 Kurnell 2014 WARRINGAH Griffith Park Coastal Trail Access Improvements, $90,000 Collaroy 2014 WAVERLEY Coast Walk Extension Stage 1 Planning Works (South $85,000 of Bondi Park) 2014 WYONG Colongra Bay Reserve Destination Playspace, Lake $12,000 Munmorah (feasibility) 2014- $2,999,005 15 4 Metropolitan Greenspace Program grants 2010-11 to 2015-16 2015 BURWOOD Wangal Park shared path and solar lights, Croydon $317,463 2015 RANDWICK Eastern Beaches Coastal Walkway - New South $200,000 Wales Golf Club, La Perouse 2015 HORNSBY Hornsby Shire Walking Track Master Plan $50,000 2015 LANE COVE Protecting Aboriginal Heritage — Greenwich Park Track Upgrade $79,775 2015 NORTHERN BEACHES (MANLY) Manly Biodiversity Strategy $30,000 2015 NORTHERN BEACHES Bicentennial Coastal Walkway Safety Upgrade at $98,458 (PITTWATER) Mona Vale 2015 NORTHERN BEACHES Curl Curl Beach Reserve Recreational Trail $110,000 (WARRINGAH) Improvements 2015 CANTERBURY- BANKSTOWN Salt Pan Creek Reserve II – Master Plan, Riverwood $67,500 (CANTERBURY) 2015 GEORGES RIVER Gannon's Park Water Quality Improvement and $250,000 (HURSTVILLE) Renaturalisation Scheme, Peakhurst 2015 Cook Park Wayfinding, Kyeemagh to Sans Souci (8km ROCKDALE $50,000 along Botany Bay foreshore) 2015 SUTHERLAND Silver Beach Masterplan Shared Pathway, Kurnell $375,000 2015 Camden Town Farm, "Miss Llewella Davies Pioneers CAMDEN $351,000 Walkway" 2015 The Australian Botanic Garden Recreational Path - CAMPBELLTOWN $268,281 Stage 2a, Gardens Trail, Mt Annan 2015 Our River — Pathways and Fitness - Tench Reserve, PENRITH $115,000 Penrith 2015 Great Blue Mountains Trail — Blackheath to Mt BLUE MOUNTAINS $257,523 Victoria 2015 BLACKTOWN Great West Walk - Planning and Feasibility Study $30,000 2015 Lake Parramatta Picnic & Swim Spot, North PARRAMATTA $150,000 Parramatta 2015 Cattai Creek Reserve, Kellyville — Regional Trail THE HILLS $200,000 Missing Link 2015- $3,000,000 16 5 .
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