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2019-20 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 191370 Kirinari Garden Suburb Local Parks & Refurbishment of the existing basketball/all-purpose court at Advancement Society Reserves the Kirinari Garden Suburb Reserve 25,362 Albury Showground Land 190233 Albury Showground Showgrounds Construction of a new stable block at the Albury Showground Manager 105,418 Alison Hone Reserve Land 190960 Alison Hone Reserve Local Parks & Control of weeds on Alison Hone Reserve Manager Reserves 6,418 Ariah Park Showground Land 190560 Ariah Park Showground Showgrounds Demolishment of old pavilion and construction of a new Manager structure at the Ariah Park Showground 144,590 Armidale Playhouse Inc 190076 Armidale Playhouse Local Parks & Refurbishment and improvements to dressing room and green Reserves room, seating and disabled parking and access at the 240,581 Armidale Playhouse Armidale Showground Reserve 190912 Armidale Showground Showgrounds Construction of ceiling and installation of windows at Armidale Land Manager Showground 30,000 Ashford Showground Land 190741 Ashford Showground Showgrounds Upgrade of the timber stockyards and food preparation area Manager Trust at the Ashford Showground 13,500 Baradine Showground & 190471 Baradine Showground Showgrounds Construction of new cattle yards, stock loading ramp and Racecourse Land Manager and Racecourse Trust upgrade to main pavilion flooring at the Baradine Showground 93,097 Bathurst Showground Land 191014 Bathurst Showground Showgrounds Upgrade of main arena fencing at the Bathurst Showground Manager 123,896 Bayside Council 190439 Sir Joseph Banks Local Parks & Remediation of bushland and weed control at Sir Joseph Reserves Banks Park 11,000 Bayside Council 190063 Scarborough Park Local Parks & Control of weeds at Hawthorne St Natural Area and Reserves Scarborough Ponds 12,500 NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment | PUBNN/MMMMM | 1 2019-20 Crown Reserves Improvement Fund Funding announcement Crown Land Manager Application no. Reserve name Reserve type Activity description Grant amount ($) Bayside Council 190064 Scarborough Park Local Parks & Red fox control on Crown Reserves in the Bayside Council Reserves LGA 5,500 Bayside Council 190066 Part Scott Park, Local Parks & Control of weeds at Lady Robinson's Beach Napoleon St, Sans Reserves 11,000 Souci Bellingen Shire Council 190073 Raleigh Hall And School of Arts Installation of an accessible toilet, set down area and ramps Recreation Reserve and paths at the Raleigh Hall 49,560 Belmont Wetlands State Park 191483 Belmont Wetlands State Parks Development of Project Management Implementation Plans Land Manager State Park for Belmont Wetlands 38,500 Bemboka Showground Land 190541 Bemboka Showground Showgrounds Installation of new roof and upgrade to rotunda and the Manager upgrade of the amenities block at the Bemboka Showground 17,666 Bendemeer Pre-School 190401 Bendemeer Pre School Local Parks & Repair and upgrade of the flooring at the Bendemeer Pre- Inc Reserves School 11,800 Bermagui Flora And Fauna 190914 Long Swamp & Local Parks & Control of weeds with the Long Swamp & Bermagui North Reserve Land Manager Bermagui North Lagoon Reserves Lagoon 15,343 Billimari Public Hall And 190036 Billimari Public Hall & Local Parks & Installation of four split system air conditioning units at the Recreation Reserve Land Recreation Reserve Reserves Billimari Public Hall 14,334 Manager Blue Mountains City Council 191295 Skarratt Park Local Parks & Control of weeds at Skarratt Park Reserves 13,960 Boggabri Showground And 190047 Boggabri Recreation Showgrounds Removal of the Boggabri Showground Pavilion and Public Recreation Land Reserve construction of a new multipurpose centre at the Boggabri 357,720 Manager Recreation Reserve Brewarrina Aboriginal 190990 Brewarrina Aboriginal Local Parks & Replacement of flooring covering and purchase of lawn Corporation Inc Museum Reserves mowing equipment at the Brewarrina Aboriginal Museum 26,556 Brewarrina Shire Council 191250 Brewarrina Caravan Caravan Parks Restoration of the amenities block at the Brewarrina Caravan Park Park 136,754 Bungonia Park Land Manager 190778 Bungonia Park Local Parks & Funding of studies to determine a suitable site for toilet and Reserves BBQ facilities at Bungonia Park 2,959 NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment | PUBNN/MMMMM | 2 2019-20 Crown Reserves Improvement Fund Funding announcement Crown Land Manager Application no. Reserve name Reserve type Activity description Grant amount ($) Byrangery Grass (R140088) 190043 Byrangery Grass Local Parks & Construction of a walking track at the Byrangery Grass Reserve Land Manager Reserves Reserve 17,732 Byrangery Grass (R140088) 191033 Byrangery Grass Local Parks & Control of weeds in the Byrangery Grass Reserve Reserve Land Manager Reserves 5,654 Byron Environment Centre 191051 Cumbebin Wetlands Local Parks & Replacement of damaged piers on the boardwalk at the Incorporated Reserves Cumbebin Wetlands 2,942 Byron Shire Council 190610 Stuart Park (Part) Local Parks & Partial funding to control high priority weeds including Yellow Reserves Bells, Bitou Bush, Broad Leafed Pepper Tree and Grounsel 20,000 Bush throughout Lower Brunswick Catchment Byron Youth Service Inc 190198 Byron Youth Activity Local Parks & Installation of security fencing ($29,000, alarm ($1,097) and Centre Reserves mould removal ($2,800) at the Byron Youth Activity Centre 32,897 Cabonne Council 191446 Eugowra Showground Showgrounds Repair and upgrade of the Eugowra Showground Pavilion 172,150 Calarie Recreation Reserve 191466 Calarie Recreation Local Parks & Purchase and installation of a septic tank at the Calarie Land Manager Reserve Reserves Recreation Reserve 23,375 Campbelltown City Council 191229 Unnamed Local Parks & Purchase and installation of fencing and signage construction Reserves and installation at the Georges River Nature Reserve 40,265 Candelo Showground Land 190247 Candelo Showground Showgrounds Replacement of the outer fence at the Candelo Showground Manager 19,800 Cargelligo Wetlands & Lakes 190235 Lake Cargelligo Local Parks & Erection of livestock fencing at the Lake Cargelligo Wetlands Council Incorporated Reserve Reserves 12,500 Central West Farming Systems 190412 Condobolin Research Local Parks & Control of weeds on the Condobolin Research Station Inc Station Reserve Trust Reserves Reserve 3,214 Clare Sports Club 191344 Clare Recreation Local Parks & Maintenance and repair work at the Clare Recreation Reserve Reserve Reserves Hall 12,876 Clarence Valley Council 190372 Maclean Showground Showgrounds Upgrade of the stable facilities at the Maclean Showground 30,000 NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment | PUBNN/MMMMM | 3 2019-20 Crown Reserves Improvement Fund Funding announcement Crown Land Manager Application no. Reserve name Reserve type Activity description Grant amount ($) Clarence Valley Council 191066 Jabour Park Local Parks & Upgrade of canteen flooring at Jabour Park Reserves 4,178 Cobargo Showground Land 190507 Cobargo Showground Showgrounds Construction of a roof over spectator seating area at the Manager Cobargo Showground 41,000 Coffs Harbour Showground & 190841 Coffs Harbour Showgrounds Replacement of the Art Gallery roof at the Coffs Harbour Public Recreation Land Showground Showground 27,770 Manager Coffs Harbour Showground & 191179 Coffs Harbour Showgrounds Replacement of installation of two new hot water systems at Public Recreation Land Showground Coffs Harbour Showground 7,900 Manager Cootamundra-Gundagai 190704 Mountain Bike Track Local Parks & Control of weeds on the mountain bike track, Cootamundra Regional Council Reserves 9,295 Cootamundra-Gundagai 190705 Pioneer Park Local Parks & Control of weeds on Pioneer Park Regional Council Reserves 11,193 Crown Lands 190932 Parish Reserve For Local Parks & Control of weeds along Bygoo Road in Ardlethan Warri, Bourke Reserves 6,250 Crown Lands 191108 Unnamed Local Parks & Control of weeds in the Mt Burra Reserve Reserves 5,000 Crown Lands 190998 Canobolas Regional Local Parks & Control of weeds on Crown Land at Mullion Creek Crown Reserve Reserves 1,716 Crown Lands 191007 Canobolas Regional Local Parks & Control of weeds in the Paling Yards Creek Crown Reserve Reserves 15,620 Crown Lands 190026 Parish Reserve For Local Parks & Upgrade and maintenance of the Goanna Trail Warrell, Raleigh Reserves 33,000 Crown Lands 190451 Lemon Tree Passage Local Parks & Treatment of significant weed incursion on Crown Land in Environmental Reserves Anna Bay 20,719 Protection Reserve Crown Lands 190548 Parish Reserve For Local Parks & Fox and raven control on Crown Land as part of The Conjola, St Vincent Reserves Shorebird Recovery Program 12,000 Crown Lands 191206 Unnamed Local Parks & Control of weeds along the Macdonald River at Bendemeer Reserves 19,184 NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment | PUBNN/MMMMM | 4 2019-20 Crown Reserves Improvement Fund Funding announcement Crown Land Manager Application no. Reserve name Reserve type Activity description Grant amount ($) Crown Lands 191319 Unnamed Local Parks & Control of weeds at Bendemeer, Watsons Creek and Acacia Reserves Park 4,209 Crown Lands Albury 190596 Unnamed Local Parks & Control of weeds in the Gerogery West area Reserves 10,000 Crown Lands Albury 190752 Oaklands Orchid Local Parks & Control of weeds in the Oaklands
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