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Full List of the 2020-21 Successful Applicants 2020-21 Crown Reserves Improvement Fund Funding announcement Successful external applications Crown Land Manager Application no. Reserve name Reserve type Activity description Grant amount ($) Aboriginal Children's 200817 Kirinari Garden Suburb Local Parks & Improvements to the drainage system, access and walkways Advancement Society Reserves at the Kirinari Hostel 157,769 Adelong Crossing Park Land 201511 Adelong Crossing Park Local Parks & Demolishment and removal of an unsafe building Adelong Manager Reserves Crossing Park 1,331 AFL Broken Hill Ltd 200910 Jubilee Oval Local Parks & Construction of an extension to the existing roof facilities on Reserves Jubilee Oval 71,369 Albury Racing Club Limited 200175 Albury Racecourse Local Parks & Construction of an amenities block and pathways on the Reserves Albury Racecourse 157,956 Albury Showground Land 200059 Albury Showground Showgrounds Upgrade of the internal roads within the Albury Manager Showground 35,417 Alstonville Agricultural 200058 Alstonville Agricultural Showgrounds Construction of new grandstands, the installation of a rodeo Society Inc Society Inc (Freehold) arena and modifications existing stands at Alstonville 97,746 Showground Araluen Recreation Reserve 200411 Araluen Recreation Local Parks & Installation of an off grid solar system at Araluen Recreation Land Manager Reserve Reserves Reserve 28,995 Armidale Regional Council 201622 Guyra Showground and Showgrounds Upgrade of the access to the Guyra Community Hall Recreation Reserve 62,833 (R84003) Ballina Jockey Club Limited 200285 Ballina Racecourse Local Parks & Renovation of an existing structures to safe standards at the Reserves Ballina Racecourse 27,995 Balranald Shire Council 200041 Balranald Lions Park Local Parks & Refurbishment of the public toilets, construction of all- Reserve Reserves access pathways and renew BBQ facilities and play areas 587,991 Balranald Lions Park Reserve NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment | DOC21/007909 | 1 2020-21 Crown Reserves Improvement Fund Funding announcement Crown Land Manager Application no. Reserve name Reserve type Activity description Grant amount ($) Balranald Shire Council 201604 Greenham Park Local Parks & Upgrade of the power supply on the Greenham Park Reserves Showgrounds 25,850 Baradine Showground & 200444 Baradine Showground Showgrounds Purchase and installation of a transportable public amenities Racecourse Land Manager and Racecourse Trust block at the Baradine Showground & Racecourse complex 180,410 Baradine Showground & 201206 Baradine Showground Showgrounds Upgrade to the showground barbeque facility and new Racecourse Land Manager and Racecourse Trust safety fencing at the Baradine Showground & Racecourse 25,041 complex Bathurst Regional Council 200636 Sofala R91528 (near Local Parks & Control of weeds near Sofala Showground showground) Reserves 7,300 Bathurst Regional Council 201623 Trunkey Creek Local Parks & Demolition and construction of new toilet facilities at the Recreation Ground Reserves Trunkey Creek Recreation Ground 185,569 Bathurst Regional Council 200120 Vietnam Vets, Archery, Local Parks & Control of invasive weed species within the Bathurst Boundary Rd Reserve Reserves archery range, Mount Panorama Woodland Precinct 9,900 Bathurst Regional Council 200621 Yetholme Crown Local Parks & Control of weeds on Crown Roads at Yetholme Reserves Reserves 1,500 Bayside Council 200154 Banksmeadow Park Local Parks & Control of weeds in Sir Joseph Banks Park Reserves 18,788 Bayside Council 200535 Barton Park Local Parks & Control of weeds and bushland remediation at Barton Park Reserves 12,100 Bayside Council 201431 Part Cook Park Local Parks & Control of weeds at Lady Robinson's Beach, Kyeemagh Reserves (Cook Park) 15,400 Bayside Council 201307 Scarborough Park Local Parks & Control of foxes on Crown Reserves in the Bayside Council Reserves LGA 5,500 Bayside Council 201361 Scarborough Park Local Parks & Control of weeds at Hawthrone Street Natural Area and Reserves Scarborough Ponds 30,000 NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment | DOC21/007909 | 2 2020-21 Crown Reserves Improvement Fund Funding announcement Crown Land Manager Application no. Reserve name Reserve type Activity description Grant amount ($) Bearbong Recreation Reserve 200399 Bearbong Recreation Local Parks & Repair to existing structures, construction of a new kitchen, Land Manager Reserve Reserves installation of insulation, air conditioning and the purchase 143,298 of solar panels on the Bearbong Recreation Reserve Bega Valley Shire Council 201458 Camel Rock Local Parks & Replacement of the Camel Rock viewing platform Reserves 58,200 Bega Valley Shire Council 200494 Candelo Town Hall Local Parks & Repair external drainage issues for the Candelo Town Hall Reserves 74,014 Bega Valley Shire Council 201413 Dickinsons Recreation Local Parks & Repair existing corrosion of steel components and structure Reserve Reserves to the Bermagui Surf Club 25,564 Bega Valley Shire Council 201455 Dickinsons Recreation Local Parks & Renewal of the Bermagui Horseshoe Bay viewing platform Reserve Reserves 53,800 Bega Valley Shire Council 201460 Dickinsons Recreation Local Parks & Renewal of the ageing fence at Dickinson Reserve Reserve Reserves 42,800 Ben Lomond War Memorial 200579 Ben Lomond War Local Parks & Upgrade of electrical wiring, lighting and painting to the Hall Land Manager Memorial Hall Trust Reserves Supper room and kitchen at Ben Lomond War Memorial 18,059 Hall Bendemeer Pre-School 200892 Bendemeer Pre School Local Parks & Repair and upgrade current drainage systems and Inc Reserves landscaping at the Bendemeer Pre-School 30,000 Bermagui Flora and Fauna 201014 Long Swamp & Local Parks & Control of weeds at Long Swamp & Bermagui North Reserve Land Manager Bermagui North Lagoon Reserves Lagoon 21,043 Berrigan Racecourse Land 200835 Berrigan Racecourse Local Parks & Construction of female toilets, upgrade of sewerage & Manager Reserves switchboard and the installation of a new kitchen canopy 159,796 Berrigan Shire Council 200662 Berrigan Sportsground Showgrounds Amenities upgrade at the Berrigan Sportsground Recreation Recreation Reserve Reserve 50,000 (Freehold) NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment | DOC21/007909 | 3 2020-21 Crown Reserves Improvement Fund Funding announcement Crown Land Manager Application no. Reserve name Reserve type Activity description Grant amount ($) Berrigan Shire Council 201618 Tocumwal Foreshore Local Parks & Upgrade and repair of the netball courts Tocumwal Recreation Reserve Reserves Foreshore Recreation Reserve 71,280 Binya Hall Trust Inc 200497 Binya Public Hall Local Parks & Construction of bathrooms at the Binya Public Hall Reserves 351,678 Bland Shire Council 200093 Perseverance Street Caravan Parks Refurbishment of the amenities blocks, replacement of Recreation Reserve roofs, doors and windows, installation of a ventilation 533,412 system, painting and tiling and the upgrade of the office at the West Wyalong Caravan Park Blayney Shire Council 200705 Blayney Showground Showgrounds Installation of smart technology to lighting, irrigation and physical access on the Blayney Showground 43,825 Blayney Shire Council 201267 Newbridge Public Local Parks & Upgrade of the septic system on the Newbridge Public Recreation Reserve Reserves Recreation Reserve 6,479 Blue Mountains City Council 201441 Neate Park Local Parks & Upgrade of playground facilities on Neate Park Reserves 100,000 Bogan Gate Showground and 200313 Bogan Gate Showground Showgrounds Provide a new water main from Bogan Gate township to Racecourse Land Manager and Racecourse Bogan Gate Showground and Racecourse Reserve and the 28,222 Bogan Gate Golf Club Bogan Shire Council 201782 Hermidale Showground Showgrounds Upgrade of the Hermidale Showground to resolve trip hazards and replacement of structural elements deemed 30,000 defective Boggabilla Common Land 201103 Boggabilla Common Commons Upgrade of boundary fencing on the Boggabilla Common Manager 22,968 Boggabilla Common Land 201104 Boggabilla Common Commons Control of weeds on the Boggabilla Common Manager 45,970 NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment | DOC21/007909 | 4 2020-21 Crown Reserves Improvement Fund Funding announcement Crown Land Manager Application no. Reserve name Reserve type Activity description Grant amount ($) Bonalbo Showground Land 201570 Bonalbo Showground Showgrounds Refurbishment of the stumps and flooring to the Luncheon Manager Pavilion in addition to an upgrade of the horse yard fencing 92,328 on the Bonalbo Showground Boomi Sports Ground 201009 Boomi Sportsground Local Parks & Upgrade of the power supply at Boomi Sportsground (R.160033) Reserve Land Reserves 65,144 Manager Booyong Public Recreation 200848 Booyong Recreation & Local Parks & Signage upgrade at the Booyong Recreation & Flora and Preservation of Native Flora Reserve Reserves Reserve 6,188 Flora Reserve Land Manager Bottle Bend Reserve Land 200351 Gol Forest Reserve Local Parks & Control of pests in Bottle Bend Reserve Manager Reserves 30,000 Bottle Bend Reserve Land 200831 Gol Gol Forest Reserve Local Parks & Upgrade of tracks and signage across the reserve Manager Reserves 17,650 Bourke Shire Council 200893 M A Davidson Memorial Local Parks & Upgrade of the Bourke kitchen and purchase of industrial Oval Reserves dishwasher at the M A Davidson Memorial Oval 22,605 Bowling Alley Point 201731 Chaffey Dam Local Parks & Upgrade of the septic system at Chaffey Dam Recreation Reserve Land Reserves 148,000
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