Burrangong Creek Masterplan

HILLTOPS COUNCIL BOOROWA, HARDEN YOUNG NSW 2019 BURRANGONG CREEK MASTERPLAN HILLTOPS COUNCIL

Mayor’s Foreword

PREPARED FOR DISCLAIMER CONTENTS Burrangong Creek carves its way through the rolling hills Information in this document is correct of the Young township and is at the centre of much of at time of printing but may be subject to the history connected to this region. In 1826 James White change. The information does not purport MAYOR’S FOREWORD 3 first settled within the country of the Wiradjuri people to constitute legal or professional advice. PURPOSE 4 at Burrangong Creek and in 1860 the discovery of gold Hilltops Council accepts no responsibility in Burrangong Creek sparked a major gold rush, drawing [email protected] PLACE VALUES 4 for and makes no representations, whether hopeful prospectors of various nationalities. Locked Bag 5, Young NSW 2594 SITE CONTEXT 6 express or implied, as to the accuracy or In 1924 Burrangong Creek was dedicated as a public reserve SITE SEGMENTS 7 reliability in any respect of any material and since that time the Young community have gradually CONSULTANT TEAM ANALYSIS 8 in this publication. Except to the extent invested over the years in creating a more attractive, better mandated otherwise by legislation, ACTIONS 22 utilised and connected Creek precinct. I recall in the late 80’s Hilltops Council does not accept WHOLE OF SITE 26 works being undertaken along the Creek to create lakes as responsibility for the consequences REFERENCES 42 part of the Centenary Celebrations. ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF COUNTRY of any reliance which may be placed Hilltops Council has invested funding for improvements to Hilltops Council is Wiradjuri country. on this material by any person. be made along Burrangong Creek that focus on connectivity, Hilltops Council acknowledges the Hilltops Council will not be liable to you recreation, environment and culture. The works will be Wiradjuri people as the traditional or to any other person for any loss or delivered in stages with the end goal of providing a revitalised custodians of the Hilltops region. The damage (including direct, consequential or Burrangong Creek precinct for the enjoyment of both local Wiradjuri people have an integral economic loss or damage) however caused residents and visitors to the Hilltops region. relationship with the land around the and whether by negligence or otherwise Young township, holding a wealth of which may result directly or indirectly Council would like to thank those members of the knowledge about local resources and from the use of this publication. community who have contributed to the development of this culture. Masterplan to date. I trust that we can continue to add to the COPYRIGHT INFORMATION rich history of Burrangong Creek by investing in this much- Hilltops Council acknowledges and loved community space. respects the aboriginal and Torres Strait This work is copyright. Apart from any Islander people, their continuing culture use as permitted under the Copyright Act and the contribution they make to the life 1968, no part may be reproduced by any of Young and this region. process without written permission from the Hilltops Council. 4 BURRANGONG CREEK MASTERPLAN HILLTOPS COUNCIL 5 BURRANGONG CREEK MASTERPLAN HILLTOPS COUNCIL NORTH Purpose Place Values

This Masterplan proposes upgrades to the Vision COMMUNITY – IDENTITY - GATHERING Burrangong Creek corridor. It suggests a The water course serves Burrangong Creek is a central spine A place that invites residents and visitors to gather and staged approach to delivery over a twenty- dissecting the city. The water course socialise. A space that informs the identity of the town year period, with immediate upgrades that has always been a site for gathering and is a memorable landmark for all people that visit. as an ongoing life-source enhance the vibrancy of the river corridor, and continues to tie the township to and longer-term interventions that better the Indigenous roots of the region. It connect the corridor with the town centre serves as an ongoing life-source to the NARRATIVE – HISTORY – CULTURE and enhance access so residents and contemporary agriculture of Young visitors can utilise the creek corridor as a A place that tells the story of connecting water with people, and its surrounds. centre of community life. Upgrades to the how the creek shaped the use of the land and ties the current Burrangong Creek path network, including The vision of this Masterplan is to further town with its origins. new route proposals, seek to establish establish the Burrangong Creek corridor as a meeting place for the community, a more formal link between the two LANDSCAPE - BIODIVERSITY – REGENERATION significant gold mine sites of Blackguard providing more opportunity to gather, be Gully and Golden Point. The two locations active and socialise. The outcomes of the A place that is thriving and enlivens urban living with access form bookends to a path network that Masterplan seek to promote a socially and to a flourishing natural environment. serves as a heritage trail through the economically vibrant hub that expresses history of the region, from connection local cultural values, is accessible and ACCESS - CONNECTIVITY- MOVEMENT to water to key gold mining events. comfortable for all users, and set amongst a pristine natural environment. A place that connects the town, it’s users, and functions, and encourages activity and outdoor recreation.

Proposition Connecting people, community and culture through the tributaries of time.

Burrangong Creek Masterplan Path Network

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History Heritage The Young Conservation Area is registered as a State significant Conservation Area The subject site is located within the country of the Wiradjuri people. The Wiradjuri There are several historic sites within in Schedule 5 (Environmental Heritage) of territory encompassed the savannah woodlands and the plains bounding the Lachlan the Burrangong Creek study site. The the Young Local Environmental Plan 2010 River, extending south to the Murray River, and east to the highlands near Mudgee and following points of interest have been and the following sites have been listed Bathurst. The Wiradjuri are the largest confederacy of what is now New South Wales, identified as locally significant in Schedule as historically significant by the Young combining an estimated 60 clan and local groups. Wiradjuri have an integral connection 5 (Environmental Heritage) of the Young Community Landcare Group Inc in the to the waterways as a life source, with the area along Burrangong Creek known as a Local Environmental Plan 2010: 1 Burrangong Creek Rivercare Plan: gathering place and source of abundance. • Hanlon Bridge, Thornhill Street; 1 • Site of gold dredge (later used 19 European arrival to the area in James White and his establishment of the Lambing Flat 2 • Australian Hotel, 222 Boorowa Street; as swimming hole) 3 4 settlement was facilitated by a Wiradjuri tribesman who came to be known as Coborn • Silknit Building (former small arms 2 Jackey. Fostered by the relationship between Jackey and White the Burrowmunditory • Site of Chinese market gardens annex), 212 Boorowa Street; people, a clan of the Wiradjuri, were one of the only groups of aboriginals in Australia who • Golden Point 5 had a peaceful first encounter with European settlers (https://www.youngwitness.com. • Millard Centre, 192 Boorowa Street; • Jubilee bridge 8 12 au/story/1633739/new-beginning/). The Burrowmunditory people introduce White to the • Sarah Musgrave Bridge, Short Street; • Site of Mr W.G. Vickers’ well 7 location for his homestead known as Burrangong, ‘Burran’ – meaning meeting place of • Lynch Street Bridge, Lynch Street; 20 3 • Site of Cram’s flour mill 23 kangaroos, and ‘Gong’ – meaning water or creek. 9 16 6 14 • St Mary’s Catholic Church, Ripon Street; and saw mill 1860s to 1880s 13 11 5 In 1860, gold was discovered at Lambing Flat, resulting in around 35,000 people inhabiting 15 • St Mary’s War Memorial School, Corner • Site of dairy in 1860s 10 4 17 the area, mostly Irish and Chinese workmen and their families. The majority of gold was Campbell & Dundas Streets; 22 18 alluvial and obtained by sinking shafts. Leads were relatively deep and steam plants and • Site of Connor’s Inn • Carrington Park and Ripon Street pumping gear were used by companies to mine thousands of pounds of gold. Burrangong • Luptons Lookout Band Rotunda, Ripon Street; Creek gold mines share the history of Blackguard Gully as being the site of the worst riots In addition to those sites listed above, an 6 • Assembly Hall, Champbell Street. 21 and acts of violence against Chinese miners in Australian gold mining history. Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Assessment Blackguard Gully and its associated gold Contemporarily, the Burrangong Creek corridor is a venue for relaxation and recreation. and Survey Report was prepared for diggings along Whiteman Avenue are Hilltops Council in January 2019 to identify registered as State significant sites in significant sites within the creek corridor. Schedule 5 (Environmental Heritage) Burrangong Creek runs through the township of Young in New South Wales within the The scope of this Segment 1 Miro Street Courts to Thornhill Street of the Young Local Environmental Plan Hilltops region. It is part of the Lachlan River Catchment of the Murrumbidgee in the Masterplan splits the creek Segment 2 Thornhill Street to Campbell Street 2010 and are subject to a separate Murray Darling Basin and runs from Young to the township of Grenfell. into six segments covering Masterplan. approximately 3.1km. Segment 3 Campbell Street to Wombat Street This Masterplan addresses Burrangong Creek as bookended by Golden Point and The segments have been Segment 4 Wombat Street to Lachlan Street Blackguard Gully, both significant sites in the goldmining history of the area. It is bound defined as the following Burrangong Creek Masterplan by Miro Street Courts to the West, the Showground to the East, Boorowa Street and the Segment 5 Lachlan Street to Briggs Street Aerial Photography areas: centre of town to the North and residential areas parks, schools and ovals in the South. Segment 6 Briggs Street to Showground

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A Site Investigation Report was • Improved natural habitat value through HISTORIC SITES AND SIGNIFICANT commissioned by Hilltops Council in 2018 the connectivity of native species, LOCATIONS to contribute to the development of a providing feeding and roosting resources Masterplan for the beautification of the for a range of birds, arboreal mammals HERITAGE creek and its surrounds. The objective and microbats 1. Hanlon Bridge, Thornhill Street of the Site Investigation Report was to The following sites and facilities along 2. Australian Hotel, 222 Boorowa Street document the review of existing site Burrangong Creek were marked as highly 3. Silknit Building (former small arms annex), conditions and services to understand significant to the community of Young. 212 Boorowa Street key infrastructure, conservation efforts 4. Millard Centre, 192 Boorowa Street 1 Better integration of these facilities with 19 and passive recreation opportunities. The 2 the creek corridor and the town centre 5. Sarah Musgrave Bridge, Short Street 3 4 review identified 16 key elements that have have become a focus of this Masterplan: 6. Lynch Street Bridge, Lynch Street informed the content of this Masterplan. 7. St Mary’s Catholic Church, Ripon Street Key findings from the Site Investigation • Arboretum Park, Tresillian Park and Apex 5 8. St Mary’s War Memorial School, Corner report suggest opportunities for: Park Campbell & Dundas Streets 8 12 • Young Aquatic Centre • Adaptive reuse in appropriate areas 9. Carrington Park and Ripon Street Band 7 • Young Skatepark Rotunda, Ripon Street 20 • Introduction of wayfinding and 23 9 16 6 14 promotional signage • Captain Cook Weir SIGNIFICANT LOCATIONS 13 11 • Marie McCormack Centre 10 15 17 • Introduction of an active transport route 10. Arboretum Park 18 to the central business district and • Keith Cullen and Alfred Oval 11. Tresillian Park 22 through the site • Miro Street Courts 12. Apex Park • Placement of bridges to connect the • Young Community Arts Centre 13. Young Aquatic Centre western and the eastern sides of the site 21 • Blackguard Gully 14. Young Skatepark • Celebration of aboriginal cultural 15. Captain Cook Weir • Luptons Lookout significance and further engagement with 16. Marie McCormack Centre • Indigenous significant sites (extent the aboriginal community 17. Keith Cullen unknown, refer to section 3.1) • Maintenance and upkeep across the site 18. Alfred Oval • Young Heritage Walk • Delivery of passive surveillance 19. Miro Street Courts 20.Young Community Arts Centre • Introduction of lighting that provides opportunity for gathering without 21. Blackguard Gully encouraging anti-social behaviours 22. Luptons Lookout 23. Indigenous site Burrangong Creek Masterplan Aerial Photography

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Segment 1 Segment 1 Miro Street Courts to Thornhill Street Miro Street Courts to Thornhill Street Analysis Analysis

This segment covers an unused overgrown area beyond the existing path network. It offers potential connection to Golden Point, Miro Street Courts, and residential areas beyond. THIS SEGMENT COVERS AN UNUSED OVERGROWN AREA BEYOND THE EXISTING PATH NETWORK. IT OFFERS POTENTIAL NORTH CONNECTION TO GOLDEN POINT, MIRO STREET COURTS AND RESIDENTIAL AREAS BEYOND. INTERFACE RATING L O V E L L S T

NEUTRAL Rear boundary fencing of residential properties adjoining creek presents a neutral interface LEGEND INTERFACE

NEGATIVE Rear boundary of industrial properties adjoining creek BITUMEN PATH NEUTRAL REAR BOUNDARY FENCING OF RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES presents a negative interface with prominent built ADJOINING CREEK PRESENTS A NEUTRAL INTERFACE. CONCRETE PATH form & noise CONNECTION FROM CREEK TO REAR BOUNDARY OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES ADJOINING ROAD NEGATIVE CREEK PRESENTS A NEGATIVE INTERFACE WITH PROMINENT BUILT FORM & NOISE. 1 2 ROAD CROSSING QUALITY RATING B O O R O W A S T 5 TREE COVER ALONG CREEK BANK QUALITY RATING LIGHTING NEGATIVE There is no lighting in this segment SIGNIFICANT LOCATION 3 CREEK CROSSING - OVERHEAD LIGHTING NEGATIVE There is no seating in this segment SEATING NEGATIVE GOLDEN POINT PEDESTRIAN THERE IS NO LIGHTING IN THIS SEGMENT. 4 CREEK CROSSING - ROAD SEATING NEGATIVE TOILETS NEGATIVE There are no toilets in this segment THERE IS NO SEATING IN THIS SEGMENT. PUBLIC TOILET PATHS NEGATIVE There are no paths in this segment TOILETS NEGATIVE THERE ARE NO TOILETS IN THIS SEGMENT. MAINTENANCE NEGATIVE No maintenance to vegetation and creek, heavily 6 PATHS NEGATIVE overgrown THERE ARE NO PATHS IN THIS SEGMENT. M

ACCESS NEGATIVE This segment of the creek has steep topography and A MAINTENANCE NEGATIVE THIS SEGMENT COVERS AN UNUSED OVERGROWN AREA BEYOND

NORTH C NO MAINTENANCE TO VEGETATION AND CREEK, HEAVILY presents challenges for access 2 THE EXISTING PATH NETWORK. IT OFFERS POTENTIAL OVERGROWN. CONNECTION TO GOLDEN POINT, MIRO STREET COURTS AND K

CREEK This segment of the creek is overgrown. Banks are E NEGATIVE RESIDENTIAL AREAS BEYOND. ACCESS NEGATIVE L O V E L L S T T eroded and are very steep in some parts. An area N THIS SEGMENT OF THE CREEK HAS STEEP TOPOGRAPHY

Z AND PRESENTS CHALLENGES FOR ACCESS. 3 4 of abundant trees over at Golden Point provides

I 1 L E NEGATIVE potential area of recreation L CREEK

I THIS SEGMENT OF THE CREEK IS OVERGROWN, BANKS S USEABILITY NEGATIVE No paths, overgrown creek bank LEGEND INTERFACE H ERODED WITH VERY STEEP BANKS IN SOME PARTS. AREA LEGEND T OF ABUNDANT TREE COVER AT GOLDEN POINT PROVIDES N POTENTIAL AREA OF RECREATION.

BITUMEN PATH R NEUTRAL REAR BOUNDARY FENCING OF RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES

ADJOINING CREEK PRESENTS A NEUTRAL INTERFACE. O NEGATIVE CONCRETE PATH USEABILITY NO PATHS, OVERGROWN CREEK BANK. H

CONNECTION FROM CREEK TO T REAR BOUNDARY OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES ADJOINING ROAD NEGATIVE CREEK PRESENTS A NEGATIVE INTERFACE WITH PROMINENT BUILT FORM & NOISE. ROAD CROSSING M B O O R O W A S T I R O S T 5 TREE COVER ALONG CREEK BANK QUALITY RATING SIGNIFICANT LOCATION 3 CREEK CROSSING - OVERHEAD LIGHTING NEGATIVE GOLDEN POINT PEDESTRIAN THERE IS NO LIGHTING IN THIS SEGMENT.

4 NORTH CREEK CROSSING - ROAD SEATING NEGATIVE THERE IS NO SEATING IN THIS SEGMENT. 5 6 PUBLIC TOILET TOILETS NEGATIVE THERE ARE NO TOILETS IN THIS SEGMENT.

6 PATHS NEGATIVE THERE ARE NO PATHS IN THIS SEGMENT. M

A NEGATIVE JACK HOWARD RESERVE MAINTENANCE

C NO MAINTENANCE TO VEGETATION AND CREEK, HEAVILY 2 OVERGROWN. K

E ACCESS NEGATIVE

T N THIS SEGMENT OF THE CREEK HAS STEEP TOPOGRAPHY

Z AND PRESENTS CHALLENGES FOR ACCESS.

I 1 L E NEGATIVE L CREEK W I THIS SEGMENT OF THE CREEK IS OVERGROWN, BANKS S H I T H ERODED WITH VERY STEEP BANKS IN SOME PARTS. AREA T E E OF ABUNDANT TREE COVER AT GOLDEN POINT PROVIDES M V N A A POTENTIAL AREA OF RECREATION. A B N R A N O NEGATIVE V A USEABILITY E M NO PATHS, OVERGROWN CREEK BANK. H T E T T

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B Burrangong Creek Masterplan Segment 1 Analysis

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Burrangong Creek Masterplan Segment 1 Analysis

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Burrangong Creek Masterplan Segment 6 Key Strategies

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Segment 2 Segment 2 Thornhill Street to Campbell Street Thornhill Street to Campbell Street Analysis THIS SEGMENT OF THE PATH IS THE END OF THE EXISTING PATH Analysis NETWORK. IT OFFERS CONNECTION OUT OF THE CBD INTO THE NORTH WESTERN RESIDENTIAL AREAS.

This segment of the path is the end of the existing path network. It offers connection out LEGEND INTERFACE of the CBD into the western residential areas. BITUMEN PATH NEUTRAL REAR BOUNDARY FENCING OF RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES ADJOINING CREEK PRESENTS A NEUTRAL INTERFACE. CONCRETE PATH

HILLTOPS COUNCIL / TOWN HALL CONNECTION FROM CREEK TO REAR BOUNDARY OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES ADJOINING INTERFACE RATING ROAD NEGATIVE CREEK PRESENTS A NEGATIVE INTERFACE WITH Rear boundary fencing of residential properties PROMINENT BUILT FORM & NOISE. NEUTRAL ROAD CROSSING adjoining creek presents a neutral interface B O O R O W A S T TREE COVER ALONG CREEK BANK QUALITY RATING

Rear boundary of industrial properties adjoining creek S NEGATIVE SIGNIFICANT LOCATION presents a negative interface with prominent built LIGHTING NEGATIVE E LIGHTING ONLY EXISTS IN EASTERN HALF OF PATH CREEK CROSSING - OVERHEAD

form & noise K NETWORK. PEDESTRIAN R SEATING NEGATIVE

A CREEK CROSSING - ROAD 6 SEATING ONLY EXISTS IN IN EASTERN HALF OF PATH L T NETWORK. S PUBLIC TOILET

C T 1 2 R QUALITY RATING O NEUTRAL H TOILETS S THERE ARE NO TOILETS ALONG PATH NETWORK. NEAREST TOILETS LOCATED ON BOOROWA ST. Lighting only exists in eastern half of path network LIGHTING NEGATIVE PATHS POSITIVE 4 THIS SEGMENT OF PATH IS BITUMEN AND IN GOOD SEATING NEGATIVE Seating only exists in in eastern half of path network CONDITION.

T 3 2 MAINTENANCE NEUTRAL

TOILETS NEUTRAL There are no toilets along path network. Nearest S 1 VEGETATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE ALONG PATH IS 5 MAINTAINED WITH PARTS OF THE CREEK BANK

toilets located on Boorowa St L ERIC SMITH PARKLAND OVERGROWN.

I PATHS POSITIVE This segment of path is bitumen and in good ACCESS NEUTRAL condition. H THIS SEGMENT OF THE CREEK OFFERS OPPORTUNITIES TO N D U N D A S S T CONNECT ACROSS THE CREEK OR CONNECT BACK TO THE MAINTENANCE NEUTRAL Vegetation and infrastructure along path is maintained R ROAD NETWORK. PEDESTRIAN OVERHEAD CROSSINGS ARE NARROW AND HAVE LIMITED ACCESS. with parts of the creek bank overgrown THIS SEGMENT OF THE PATH IS THE END OF THE EXISTING PATH O NORTH

T NETWORK. IT OFFERS CONNECTION OUT OF THE CBD INTO THE H NEUTRAL This segment of the creek offers opportunities to CREEK ACCESS NEUTRAL WESTERN RESIDENTIAL AREAS. T S EASTERN SEGMENT OF CREEK IS WELL PRESENTED, connect across the creek or connect back to the road OFFERING LAWN AREA ON CREEK BANK SUITABLE FOR ART L DISPLAY. QUALITY OF CREEK POORER ON WESTERN END 3 4 network. Pedestrian overhead crossings are narrow L TOWARDS THORNHILL STREET. SLIGHTLY OVERGROWN AND and have limited access E BANKS ERODED.

B USEABILITY POSITIVE CREEK NEUTRAL Eastern segment of creek is well presented, offering P LEGEND INTERFACE SEATING AND LIGHTING PROVIDED ALONG PATH. lawn area on creek bank suitable for art display. LEGEND M HENNESSY CATHOLIC COLLEGE BITUMEN PATH A USEABILITY POSITIVE Seating and lighting provided along path. NEUTRAL REAR BOUNDARY FENCING OF RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES ADJOINING CREEK PRESENTS A NEUTRAL INTERFACE. C CONCRETE PATH R I P O N S T HILLTOPS COUNCIL / TOWN HALL CONNECTION FROM CREEK TO REAR BOUNDARY OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES ADJOINING ROAD NEGATIVE CREEK PRESENTS A NEGATIVE INTERFACE WITH PROMINENT BUILT FORM & NOISE. ROAD CROSSING

B O O R O W A S T TREE COVER ALONG CREEK BANK QUALITY RATING

T CARRINGTON PARK S SIGNIFICANT LOCATION LIGHTING NEGATIVE

E LIGHTING ONLY EXISTS IN EASTERN HALF OF PATH CREEK CROSSING - OVERHEAD

K NETWORK. PEDESTRIAN

R SEATING NORTH NEGATIVE

A CREEK CROSSING - ROAD 6 SEATING ONLY EXISTS IN IN EASTERN HALF OF PATH L T NETWORK. 5 6 S PUBLIC TOILET

C T R O NEUTRAL H TOILETS S THERE ARE NO TOILETS ALONG PATH NETWORK. NEAREST TOILETS LOCATED ON BOOROWA ST.

PATHS POSITIVE 4 THIS SEGMENT OF PATH IS BITUMEN AND IN GOOD JACK HOWARD RESERVE CONDITION.

T 3 2 MAINTENANCE NEUTRAL

S 1 VEGETATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE ALONG PATH IS 5 MAINTAINED WITH PARTS OF THE CREEK BANK L ERIC SMITH PARKLAND OVERGROWN.

I ACCESS NEUTRAL W H THIS SEGMENT OF THE CREEK OFFERS OPPORTUNITIES TO

H N D U N D A CONNECT ACROSS THE CREEK OR CONNECT BACK TO THE I T S S T E R E ROAD NETWORK. PEDESTRIAN OVERHEAD CROSSINGS ARE M V NARROW AND HAVE LIMITED ACCESS.

A O A A B N N T A H CREEK NEUTRAL Burrangong Creek Masterplan V A T E M S EASTERN SEGMENT OF CREEK IS WELL PRESENTED,

T E OFFERING LAWN AREA ON CREEK BANK SUITABLE FOR ART Segment 2

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S POSSIBLE MUSEUM C I DISPLAY. QUALITY OF CREEK POORER ON WESTERN END L LOCATION H TOWARDS THORNHILL STREET. SLIGHTLY OVERGROWN AND Analysis

S W E BANKS ERODED. Scale at A1 Date Revision Drawing Number B G USEABILITY POSITIVE P 1:1500 1/4/19 B G D SK-011 SEATING AND LIGHTING PROVIDED ALONG PATH. I 1 2 3 4 5 6

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Burrangong Creek Masterplan Segment 2 Analysis

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Burrangong Creek Masterplan Segment 6 Key Strategies

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Segment 3 Segment 3 Campbell Street to Wombat Street Campbell Street to Wombat Street Analysis HILLTOPS COUNCIL / TOWN HALL THIS SEGMENT IS CAPTURED WITHIN THE CULTURAL PRECINCT OF YOUNG, OFFERING OPPORTUNITIES Analysis TO CONNECT TO AND FROM VARIOUS SIGNIFICANT LOCATIONS. THE DIFFERENT PARKS CAPTURED NORTH WITHIN THIS SECTION OFFERS A RANGE OF SITE CHARACTERISTICS AND CONTRIBUTES TO VISUAL B O O R O W A S T INTEREST ALONG THE PATH NETWORK.

This segment is captured within the Cultural Precinct of Young, offering opportunities to Y

N INTERFACE QUALITY RATING

connect to and from various significant locations. The different parks captured within this C POSITIVE T H POSITIVE LIGHTING section offers a range of site characteristics and contributes to visual interest along the S LIGHTING IN THIS SEGMENT IS CONSISTENT ALONG PATH T R S DENSE TREE COVER AND INFRASTRUCTURE AND PRESENTS A COHESIVE CHARACTER. SOME NOT O

path network. H T PROVIDE A WELL SHADED SECTION OF CREEK WORKING. TESTING / REPAIR REQUIRED. S SOUTHERN CROSS THEATRE BANK FOR RECREATION. THIS AREA PRESENTS A POSITIVE INTERFACE TO THE CREEK PATH POSITIVE NETWORK. SEATING INTERFACE RATING SEATING IN THIS SEGMENT IS CONSISTENT ALONG PATH & RECREATIONAL AREAS, AND PRESENTS A COHESIVE CHARACTER. POSITIVE Dense tree cover and infrastructure provide a well M A C L O E T E S T shaded section of creek bank for recreation. This area I LEGEND TOILETS POSITIVE presents a positive interface to the creek path network N THERE ARE TWO TOILETS ALONG THIS SEGMENT. HOWEVER, THE TOILETS ADJACENT LAMBING FLAT MUSEUM HILLTOPS COUNCIL / TOWN HALL S BITUMEN PATH QUALITY RATING ARE DIFFICULT TO ACCESS WITH NO DIRECT OR CLEAR THIS SEGMENT IS CAPTURED WITHIN THE CULTURAL PRECINCT OF YOUNG, OFFERING OPPORTUNITIES T NORTH 1 CONCRETE PATH ROUTE FROM THE PATH. THE TOILETS NEAR MARINA ST TO CONNECT TO AND FROM VARIOUS SIGNIFICANT LOCATIONS. THE DIFFERENT PARKS CAPTURED INTERSECTION ARE BEING UPGRADED. WITHIN THIS SECTION OFFERS A RANGE OF SITE CHARACTERISTICS AND CONTRIBUTES TO VISUAL GRAVEL PATH POSITIVE Lighting in this segment is consistent along path and INTEREST ALONG THE PATH NETWORK. COMMUNITY GARDEN 1 2 LIGHTING B O O R O W A S T D U PATHS POSITIVE N D A S CONNECTION FROM CREEK presents a cohesive character. Some not working. Testing S T ALL PATHS IN THIS SEGMENT ARE CONCRETE OR BITUMEN PATH TO ROAD AND ARE IN GOOD CONDITION.

/ repair required T

L APEX BICENTENNIAL PARK T ROAD CROSSING

S POSITIVE SEATING POSITIVE Seating in this segment is consistent along path & MAINTENANCE

N INTERFACE QUALITY RATING L TREE COVER ALONG CREEK BANK VEGETATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN THIS SEGMENT IS recreational areas, and presents a cohesive character L 2 M A R I N A S T

C WELL MAINTAINED AND PROVIDES GOOD VISUAL AMENITY. E 1

L POSITIVE SIGNIFICANT LOCATION LAWNS ON CREEK BANK PROVIDE AREAS FOR RECREATION. P H POSITIVE LIGHTING TOILETS POSITIVE There are twoT toilets along this segment. However, the E S LIGHTING IN THIS SEGMENT IS CONSISTENT ALONG PATH 6

A ZONE INDIGENOUS SITE T B CREEK CROSSING - PEDESTRIAN toiletsR adjacent Lambing Flat Museum are difficult to S DENSE TREE COVER AND INFRASTRUCTURE AND PRESENTS A COHESIVE CHARACTER. SOME NOT ACCESS NEUTRAL

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H T PROVIDE A WELL SHADED SECTION OF CREEK WORKING. TESTING / REPAIR REQUIRED. THE SECTION OF CREEK BETWEEN ARBORETUM PARK AND Saccess with no direct or clearSOUTHERN route from CROSS the THEATRE path. The HENNESSY CATHOLIC CREEK CROSSING - PEDESTRIAN BANK FOR RECREATION. THIS AREA PRESENTS A M TRESILLIAN PARK IS ADEQUATELY ACCESSIBLE AND COLLEGE LIMITED ACCESS toilets near Marina St intersection are being upgraded POSITIVE INTERFACE TO THE CREEK PATH ROTARY PARK OFFERS MANY OPPORTUNITIES TO CROSS THE CREEK OR SEATING POSITIVE A LAMBING FLAT MUSEUM NETWORK. CONNECT BACK TO THE ROAD NETWORK. LAMBING FLAT SEATING IN THIS SEGMENT IS CONSISTENT ALONG PATH & 5 CREEK CROSSING - OVERHEAD PATHS POSITIVE All paths in this segment are concrete or bitumen and C MUSEUM IS DIFFICULT TO ACCESS WITH NO DIRECT OR RECREATIONAL AREAS, AND PRESENTS A COHESIVE PEDESTRIAN are in good condition MAREE MCCORMACK CLEAR ROUTE FROM THE PATH. M CHARACTER. CENTRE R I CREEK CROSSING - ROAD A P O N MAINTENANCE POSITIVE Vegetation and infrastructure in this segmentC L Ois wellE T E S T S T CREEK POSITIVE I LEGEND TOILETS POSITIVE N PUBLIC TOILET VEGETATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN THIS SEGMENT IS maintained and provides good visual amenity. Lawns on THERE ARE TWO TOILETS ALONG THIS SEGMENT. WELL MAINTAINED AND PROVIDES GOOD VISUAL AMENITY. HOWEVER, THE TOILETS ADJACENT LAMBING FLAT MUSEUM creek bank provide areasS for recreation BITUMEN PATH PUBLIC TOILET TO BE UPGRADED LAWNS ON CREEK BANK PROVIDE AREAS FOR RECREATION. ARE DIFFICULT TO ACCESS WITH NO DIRECT OR CLEAR T T CUMBUNGI PRESENT. ACCESS NEUTRAL1 The section of creek between Arboretum Park and CONCRETE PATH ROUTE FROM THE PATH. THE TOILETS NEAR MARINACARRINGTON ST PARK 3 3 4 INTERSECTION ARE BEING UPGRADED. S

Tresillian Park is adequately accessible and offers many CAPTAIN COOK WEIR USEABILITY POSITIVE GRAVEL PATH T opportunities to cross the creek or connect back to the COMMUNITY GARDEN ZONE 1 GENTLY GRADED PATHWAY INTERFACING DENSE TREE D PATHS POSITIVE A U N D A COVER ACROSS THE CREEK. S S T CONNECTION FROM CREEK ALL PATHS IN THIS SEGMENT ARE CONCRETE OR BITUMEN road network. Lambing Flat Museum is difficult to access B PATH TO ROAD AND ARE IN GOOD CONDITION. ARBORETUM PARK

M T APEXwith BICENTENNIAL no direct PARK or clear route from the path USEABILITY POSITIVE T ROAD CROSSING

S 4 O ZONE 2 SHADED PARK AREA WITH SPACE FOR RECREATION. S POSITIVE CREEK POSITIVE Vegetation and infrastructure in this segment is well MAINTENANCE

L TREE COVER ALONG CREEK BANK VEGETATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN THIS SEGMENT IS W L 2 M A R I N A S T maintained and provides good visual amenity. Lawns WELL MAINTAINED AND PROVIDES GOOD VISUAL AMENITY. POSITIVE E USEABILITY 1

L on creek bank provide areas for recreation. Cumbungi SIGNIFICANT LOCATION LAWNS ON CREEK BANK PROVIDE AREAS FOR RECREATION. ZONE 3 ZONE 3 OPEN LAWN SPACES WITH SOME SHADE COVER FROM P E 6 TREES.

A ZONE presentINDIGENOUS SITE B CREEK CROSSING - PEDESTRIAN ACCESS NEUTRAL G O R D C O P N USEABILITY POSITIVE Gently graded pathway interfacing dense tree cover THE SECTION OF CREEK BETWEEN ARBORETUM PARK AND LUPTON'S LOOKOUT S T HENNESSY CATHOLIC CREEK CROSSING - PEDESTRIAN

M TRESILLIAN PARK IS ADEQUATELYTAFE ACCESSIBLE AND COLLEGE across the creek. LIMITED ACCESS ZONE 1 ROTARY PARK OFFERS MANY OPPORTUNITIES TO CROSS THE CREEK OR A LAMBING FLAT MUSEUM CONNECT BACK TO THE ROAD NETWORK. LAMBING FLAT G O R 5 CREEK CROSSING - OVERHEAD D O N S USEABILITY POSITIVEC Shaded park area with space for recreation MUSEUM IS DIFFICULT TO ACCESS WITH NO DIRECT OR T MAREE MCCORMACK PEDESTRIAN CLEAR ROUTE FROM THE PATH. YOUNG HIGH SCHOOL ZONE 2 CENTRE ZONE 2 R I P O N CREEK CROSSING - ROAD SUSEABILITYT POSITIVE Open lawn spaces with some shade cover from trees. CREEK POSITIVE NORTH ZONE 3 PUBLIC TOILET VEGETATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN THIS SEGMENT IS WELL MAINTAINED AND PROVIDES GOOD VISUAL AMENITY. 5 6 PUBLIC TOILET TO BE UPGRADED LAWNS ON CREEK BANK PROVIDE AREAS FOR RECREATION.

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CAPTAIN COOK WEIR USEABILITY POSITIVE T ZONE 1 GENTLY GRADED PATHWAY INTERFACING DENSE TREE A COVER ACROSS THE CREEK.

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4 O ZONE 2 SHADED PARK AREA WITH SPACE FOR RECREATION.

W USEABILITY POSITIVE ZONE 3 ZONE 3 OPEN LAWN SPACES WITH SOME SHADE COVER FROM TREES. G O R W D O N S H LUPTON'S LOOKOUT T I T TAFE E E M G V A O R D O A A B N N S T N A A Burrangong Creek Masterplan V YOUNG HIGH SCHOOL ZONE 2 E M T E Segment 3 T

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Segment 4 Segment 4 Wombat Street to Lachlan Street Wombat Street to Lachlan Street Analysis Analysis

This segment is located at the centre of the complete path network and is captured within the Sporting Precinct of Young. It offers opportunities to connect to the CBD. The path THIS SEGMENT IS LOCATED AT THE CENTRE OF THE COMPLETE PATH NETWORK AND IS CAPTURED along Marina Street connecting the skate park, pool, and Sports Walk of Fame contributes NORTH WITHIN THE SPORTING PRECINCT OF YOUNG. IT OFFERS OPPORTUNITIES TO CONNECT TO THE CBD. to a cohesive character in this segment. THE PATH ALONG MARINA STREET CONNECTING THE SKATE PARK, POOL, AND SPORTS WALK OF FAME T C L O E T E S CONTRIBUTES TO A COHESIVE CHARACTERISTIC TO THIS SEGMENT.

Y INTERFACE RATING O

C NEUTRAL Rear boundary fencing of residential properties C H LEGEND INTERFACE COMMUNITY GARDEN H

adjoining creek presents a neutral interface

S S BITUMEN PATH NEUTRAL REAR BOUNDARY FENCING OF RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES

T HILLTOPS COUNCIL / TOWN HALL T ADJOINING CREEK PRESENTS A NEUTRAL INTERFACE. QUALITY RATING THIS SEGMENT IS CAPTURED WITHIN THE CULTURAL PRECINCT OF YOUNG, OFFERING OPPORTUNITIES CONCRETE PATH

NORTH TO CONNECT TO AND FROM VARIOUS SIGNIFICANT LOCATIONS. THE DIFFERENT PARKS CAPTURED CONNECTION FROM CREEK WITHIN THIS SECTION OFFERS A RANGE OF SITE CHARACTERISTICS AND CONTRIBUTES TO VISUAL M A R I N A S T SPORTS WALK OF FAME PATH TO ROAD QUALITY RATING LIGHTING NEUTRAL Lighting in this segment is provided by street lights INTEREST ALONG THE PATH NETWORK. 3 4 1 2 B O O R O W A S T 6 2 ROAD CROSSING SEATING NEUTRAL Seating in this segment is provided at skate park and SKATE PARK LIGHTING NEUTRAL LIGHTING IN THIS SEGMENT IS PROVIDED BY STREET 1 5 TREE COVER ALONG CREEK BANK

Tresillian Park and is adequate for this section of the L TRESILLIAN PARK LIGHTS. path Y (INCLUSIVE ALL AGES PLAY) SIGNIFICANT LOCATION SEATING NEUTRAL

N INTERFACE QUALITY RATING SEATING IN THIS SEGMENT IS PROVIDED AT SKATE PARK TOILETS NEUTRAL There is one toilet in this segment of the creek CREEK CROSSING - PEDESTRIAN C AQUATIC CENTRE AND TRESILLIAN PARK AND IS ADEQUATE FOR THIS associated with Tresillian Park. Currently these toilets POSITIVE SECTION OF THE PATH. T H POSITIVE LIGHTING CREEK CROSSING - OVERHEAD S LIGHTING IN THIS SEGMENT IS CONSISTENT ALONG PATH are operationalT and are to be upgraded as part of PEDESTRIAN R S DENSE TREE COVER AND INFRASTRUCTURE AND PRESENTS A COHESIVE CHARACTER. SOME NOT NEUTRAL InclusiveO All Ages Play Project TOILETS H T PROVIDE A WELL SHADED SECTION OF CREEK WORKING. TESTING / REPAIR REQUIRED. CREEK CROSSING - ROAD THERE IS ONE TOILET IN THIS SEGMENT OF THE CREEK S SOUTHERN CROSS THEATRE BANK FOR RECREATION. THIS AREA PRESENTS A PATHS POSITIVE Path in this segment is concrete and is in good ASSOCIATED WITH TRESILLIAN PARK. CURRENTLY THESE POSITIVE INTERFACE TO THE CREEK PATH POSITIVE PUBLIC TOILET TOILETS ARE OPERATIONAL AND ARE TO BE UPGRADED AS NETWORK. SEATING condition SEATING IN THIS SEGMENT IS CONSISTENT ALONG PATH & PART OF INCLUSIVE ALL AGES PLAY PROJECT. MAINTENANCE POSITIVE Vegetation and infrastructure in this segment is well RECREATIONAL AREAS, AND PRESENTS AT COHESIVE S M CHARACTER. PATHS POSITIVE maintained and provides good visual amenity PATH IN THIS SEGMENT IS CONCRETE AND IS IN GOOD A T C L O E T E S T CONDITION. I LEGEND TOILETS POSITIVE A ACCESS NEGATIVE Areas less accessible Ninclude the segment of path to the THERE ARE TWO TOILETS ALONG THIS SEGMENT.

B east which involves two road crossings. An area of path HOWEVER, THE TOILETS ADJACENT LAMBING FLAT MUSEUM MAINTENANCE POSITIVE S BITUMEN PATH T

ARE DIFFICULT TO ACCESS WITH NO DIRECTM OR CLEAR T VEGETATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN THIS SEGMENT IS to the west involves a section of ramped pathway with ROUTE FROM THE PATH. THE TOILETS NEAR MARINA ST S CONCRETE PATH WELL MAINTAINED AND PROVIDES GOOD VISUAL AMENITY. 3 1 O poor access INTERSECTION ARE BEING UPGRADED. O GRAVEL PATH W NEGATIVE COMMUNITY GARDEN G ACCESS CREEK POSITIVE Vegetation and infrastructure in this segment is well POSITIVE D U N D PATHS AREAS LESS ACCESSIBLE INCLUDE THE SEGMENT OF PATH A S CONNECTION FROM CREEK N S T maintained and provides good visual amenity. Lawns ALL PATHS IN THIS SEGMENT ARE CONCRETE OR BITUMEN TO THE EAST WHICH INVOLVES TWO ROAD CROSSINGS. AN PATH TO ROAD I AND ARE IN GOOD CONDITION. AREA OF PATH TO THE WEST INVOLVES A SECTION OF on creek bank provide areas for recreation. Cumbungi R T APEX BICENTENNIAL PARK T RAMPED PATHWAY WITH POOR ACCESS. ROAD CROSSING R S present S POSITIVE G O MAINTENANCE R D O

N S T U L TREE COVER ALONG CREEK BANK VEGETATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN THIS SEGMENT IS USEABILITY POSITIVEL Pathway2 showcasing Sports Walk of FameM connectsA R I N A S T

WELL MAINTAINED AND PROVIDES GOOD VISUAL AMENITY. M POSITIVE E 1 CREEK L between Sporting Precinct and CBD SIGNIFICANT LOCATION LAWNS ON CREEK BANK PROVIDE AREAS FOR RECREATION. VEGETATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN THIS SEGMENT IS

P E 6 WELL MAINTAINED AND PROVIDES GOOD VISUAL AMENITY.

A ZONE INDIGENOUS SITE B CREEK CROSSING - PEDESTRIAN ACCESS NEUTRAL LAWNS ON CREEK BANK PROVIDE AREAS FOR RECREATION.

C P THE SECTION OF CREEK BETWEEN ARBORETUM PARK AND CUMBUNGI PRESENT. HENNESSY CATHOLIC CREEK CROSSING - PEDESTRIAN

M TRESILLIAN PARK IS ADEQUATELY ACCESSIBLE AND COLLEGE ROTARY PARK LIMITED ACCESS OFFERS MANY OPPORTUNITIES TO CROSS THE CREEK OR USEABILITY POSITIVE A LAMBING FLAT MUSEUM CONNECT BACK TO THE ROAD NETWORK. LAMBING FLAT 5 CREEK CROSSING - OVERHEAD PATHWAY SHOWCASING SPORTS WALK OF FAME C MUSEUM IS DIFFICULT TO ACCESS WITH NO DIRECT OR PEDESTRIAN CONNECTS BETWEEN SPORTING PRECINCT & CBD. MAREE MCCORMACK CLEAR ROUTE FROM THE PATH. CENTRE R I P O CREEK CROSSING - ROAD N S T POSITIVE CREEK NORTH PUBLIC TOILET VEGETATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN THIS SEGMENT IS 5 6 WELL MAINTAINED AND PROVIDES GOOD VISUAL AMENITY. PUBLIC TOILET TO BE UPGRADED LAWNS ON CREEK BANK PROVIDE AREAS FOR RECREATION.

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4 O ZONE 2 SHADED PARK AREA WITH SPACE FOR RECREATION.

W USEABILITY POSITIVE ZONE 3 ZONE 3 OPEN LAWN SPACES WITH SOME SHADE COVER FROM TREES. G O W R D O N H LUPTON'S LOOKOUT S T I T TAFE E E M V A G O R D A A B N O N S T A N V A E YOUNG HIGH SCHOOL ZONE 2 M T E T

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Segment 5 Segment 5 Lachlan Street to Briggs Street Lachlan Street to Briggs Street Analysis Analysis

This segment is captured within the Sporting Precinct of Young and is used as a W H I T thoroughfare, providing a direct connection to the playing fields. Zone 1 interfaces E M A N THIS SEGMENT IS CAPTURED WITHIN THE SPORTING PRECINCT OF YOUNG AND IS USED AS A 6 A NORTH V THOROUGHFARE, PROVIDING A DIRECT CONNECTION TO THE PLAYING FIELDS. ZONE 1 INTERFACES residential lots to the north and playing fields to the south and presents a consistent site E RESIDENTIAL LOTS TO THE NORTH AND PLAYING FIELDS TO THE SOUTH AND PRESENTS A CONSISTENT BETTE BOOKER PARK SITE CHARACTERISTIC. ZONE 2 INTERFACES AN INDUSTRIAL LOT TO THE NORTH AND CUTS THROUGH characteristic. Zone 2 interfaces an industrial lot to the north and cuts through carpark CARPARK SPACE WITH UNCLEAR PATH DELINEATION. space with unclear path delineation.

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NEUTRAL Rear boundary fencing of residential properties L Z NEGATIVE adjoining creek presents a neutral interface. Tree cover A REAR BOUNDARY FENCING OF RESIDENTIAL LIGHTING

HILLTOPS COUNCIL / TOWN HALL O PROPERTIES ADJOINING CREEK PRESENTS A THERE IS NO LIGHTING TO THE PATH IN THIS SEGMENT THIS SEGMENT IS CAPTURED WITHIN THE CULTURAL PRECINCT OF YOUNG, OFFERING OPPORTUNITIES B

NORTH

along this section acts as visual buffer U NEUTRAL INTERFACE. TREE COVER ALONG THIS EXCEPT IN THE PLAYING FIELDS. TO CONNECT TO AND FROM VARIOUS SIGNIFICANT LOCATIONS. THE DIFFERENT PARKS CAPTURED A SECTION ACTS AS VISUAL BUFFER.

C NEGATIVE Rear boundary of industrial property adjoining creek WITHIN THIS SECTION OFFERS A RANGE OF SITE CHARACTERISTICS AND CONTRIBUTES TO VISUAL S 5

H 4 1 2 presents a negative interfaceB O withO R prominentO W A S buildingT INTEREST ALONG THE PATH NETWORK. H SEATING NEGATIVE

NEGATIVE THERE IS NO SEATING IN THIS SEGMENT. OPPORTUNITY TO

S form & noise S LOCATE SEATING NEAR FITNESS INSTALLATIONS.

T T REAR BOUNDARY OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY L ADJOINING CREEK PRESENTS A NEGATIVE QUALITY RATING Y INTERFACE WITH PROMINENT BUILDING FORM & TOILETS NEUTRAL

N INTERFACE QUALITY RATING NOISE. THERE ARE NO TOILETS IN THIS SEGMENT EXCEPT FOR

C LIMITED ACCESS TOILETS ASSOCIATED WITH SPORTING T POSITIVE GROUNDS. LIGHTING NEGATIVE There is no lightingT to the path in this segment except in H POSITIVE LIGHTING C L O E T E S T S S LIGHTING IN THIS SEGMENT IS CONSISTENT ALONG PATH T the playing fields S R S DENSE TREE COVER AND INFRASTRUCTURE AND PRESENTS A COHESIVE CHARACTER. SOME NOT KEITH CULLEN OVAL LEGEND O PATHS NEUTRAL

T PROVIDE A WELL SHADED SECTION OF CREEK WORKING. TESTING / REPAIR REQUIRED. H G SEATING NEGATIVE SThere is no seating in this segment.SOUTHERN Opportunity CROSS THEATRE to BITUMEN PATH IN ZONE 1 IS WELL PRESENTED. THE GRAVEL BANK FOR RECREATION. THIS AREA PRESENTS A BITUMEN PATH locate seating near fitness installations POSITIVE INTERFACE TO THE CREEK PATH G PATH IN ZONE 2 PASSES THROUGH CARPARKING AND TWO POSITIVE I NETWORK. SEATING GATES WITH NO CLEAR DELINEATION. SEATING IN THIS SEGMENT IS CONSISTENT ALONG PATH & 3 R CONCRETE PATH TOILETS NEUTRAL There are no toilets in this segment except for limited RECREATIONAL AREAS, AND PRESENTS A COHESIVE B CHARACTER. GRAVEL PATH NEUTRAL access toilets associatedM with Sporting Grounds MAINTENANCE ZONE 2 VEGETATION IN ZONE 1 IS WELL MAINTAINED. PARTS OF A C L O E T E S T CONNECTION FROM CREEK PATH LEGEND POSITIVE ZONE 2 ARE COVERED IN LEAVES AND BRANCHES AND PATHS NEUTRAL Bitumen path in ZoneI 1 is well presented. The gravel LEGEND TOILETS TO ROAD N REQUIRE MAINTENANCE. path in Zone 2 passes through carparking and two gates THERE ARE TWO TOILETS2 ALONG THIS SEGMENT. HOWEVER, THE1 TOILETS ADJACENT LAMBING FLAT MUSEUM S BITUMEN PATH ROAD CROSSING with no clear delineation ARE DIFFICULT TO ACCESS WITH NO DIRECT OR CLEAR T ACCESS NEUTRAL 1 CONCRETE PATH ROUTE FROM THE PATH. THE TOILETS NEAR MARINA ST TREE COVER ALONG CREEK BANK 3 4 MAINTENANCE NEUTRAL Vegetation in Zone 1 is well maintained. Parts of Zone INTERSECTION ARE BEING UPGRADED. WESTERN END OF THE PATH OFFERS A CONNECTION TO PLAYING FIELDS FROM LACHLAN ST ON BOTH SIDES OF THE GRAVEL PATH SIGNIFICANT LOCATION 2 are covered in leaves and branches and require COMMUNITY GARDEN ALFRED OVAL CREEK. D U PATHS POSITIVE THIS SEGMENT OF THE CREEK OFFERS A CONNECTION TO N D A S maintenance CONNECTION FROM CREEK CREEK CROSSING - PEDESTRIAN S T ALL PATHS IN THIS SEGMENT ARE CONCRETE OR BITUMEN PLAYING FIELDS AND BEYOND. CONNECTION TO THE PATH TO ROAD ACCESS NEUTRAL Western end of the path offers a connection to playing AND ARE IN GOOD CONDITION. NORTHERN SIDE OF THE CREEK IS LIMITED. T APEX BICENTENNIAL PARK CREEK CROSSING - ROAD T fields from Lachlan St on both sides of the creek. This ROAD CROSSING S

S POSITIVE MAINTENANCE CREEK CROSSING - RAIL segment of the creek offers a connection to playing CREEK POSITIVE L TREE COVER ALONG CREEK BANK VEGETATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN THIS SEGMENT IS L 2 M A R I N A S T WELL MAINTAINED AND PROVIDESYOUNG GOOD BOWLING VISUAL AMENITY. VEGETATION AND ROCK RETAINING WALL TO CREEK BANK E 1 fields and beyond. Connection to the northern side of DISUSED RAIL CORRIDOR L SIGNIFICANT LOCATION LAWNS ON CREEK BANK PROVIDECLUB AREAS FOR RECREATION. IS WELL-PRESENTED AND PROVIDES GOOD VISUAL

P ZONE 1 E AMENITY. LAWN AREA ON CREEK BANK ADJACENT TO the creek is limited 6 LIMITED ACCESS PUBLIC TOILET

A ZONE INDIGENOUS SITE L LACHLAN ST PROVIDES POTENTIAL AREA FOR ART DISPLAY B CREEK CROSSING - PEDESTRIAN NEUTRAL CREEK POSITIVE Vegetation and rock retaining wall to creek bank is well- ACCESS A OR FITNESS EQUIPMENT. C P THE SECTION OF CREEK BETWEEN ARBORETUM PARK AND HENNESSY CATHOLIC presented and provides good visual amenity. Lawn area CREEK CROSSING - PEDESTRIAN C M TRESILLIAN PARK IS ADEQUATELY ACCESSIBLE AND H COLLEGE ROTARY PARK LIMITED ACCESS OFFERS MANY OPPORTUNITIES TO CROSS THE CREEK OR L USEABILITY POSITIVE A LAMBINGon creek FLAT bankMUSEUM adjacent to Lachlan St provides potential CONNECT BACK TO THE ROAD NETWORK. LAMBING FLAT A 5 CREEK CROSSING - OVERHEAD ZONE 1 THIS SEGMENT PROVIDES FUNCTION AS THOROUGHFARE. C area for art display or fitness equipment MUSEUM IS DIFFICULT TO ACCESS WITH NO DIRECT OR PEDESTRIAN N LIGHTING ALONG PATH WOULD IMPROVE USEABILITY. MAREE MCCORMACK CLEAR ROUTE FROM THE PATH. USEABILITY POSITIVE This segment providesCENTRE function as thoroughfare. Lighting YOUNG TENNIS CLUB S CREEK CROSSING - ROAD T R I P O N NEGATIVE SZONET 1 along path would improve useability CREEK POSITIVE USEABILITY PUBLIC TOILET NORTH VEGETATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN THIS SEGMENT IS ZONE 2 STEEP SECTION OF GRAVEL PATH AND GATES ALONG USEABILITY NEGATIVE Steep section of gravel path and gates along Briggs St WELL MAINTAINED AND PROVIDES GOOD VISUAL AMENITY. BRIGGS ST LIMITS ACCESS. 5 6 ZONE 2 limits access PUBLIC TOILET TO BE UPGRADED LAWNS ON CREEK BANK PROVIDE AREAS FOR RECREATION. T CUMBUNGI PRESENT. CARRINGTON PARK 3

CAPTAIN COOK WEIR USEABILITY POSITIVE T ZONE 1 GENTLY GRADED PATHWAY INTERFACING DENSE TREE A COVER ACROSS THE CREEK.

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4 O ZONE 2 SHADED PARK AREA WITH SPACE FOR RECREATION.

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Segment 6 Segment 6 Briggs Street to Showground Briggs Street to Showground Analysis Analysis

THIS SEGMENT CONNECTS THE PATH NETWORK TO This segment connects the path network to Blackguard Gully. The path then follows NORTH BLACKGUARD GULLY. THE PATH THEN FOLLOWS Whiteman Ave east towards the Showgrounds. This section is characterised by path WHITEMAN AVE EAST TOWARDS THE SHOWGROUNDS. THIS SECTION IS CHARACTERISED BY PATH NETWORK network following road alignment overlooking parts of the creek. FOLLOWING ROAD ALIGNMENT OVERLOOKING PARTS OF THE CREEK.

INTERFACE RATING 1 INTERFACE JACK HOWARD RESERVE POSITIVE VEGETATION ALONG CREEK BANK AND AREAS OF LAWN 2 POSITIVE Vegetation along creek bank and areas of lawn provides PROVIDES POSITIVE INTERFACE TO ADJACENT PATH. positive interface to adjacent path

HILLTOPS COUNCIL / TOWN HALL THIS SEGMENT IS CAPTURED WITHIN THE CULTURAL PRECINCT OF YOUNG, OFFERING OPPORTUNITIES QUALITY RATING QUALITY RATING W NORTH TO CONNECT TO AND FROM VARIOUS SIGNIFICANT LOCATIONS. THE DIFFERENT PARKS CAPTURED 3 H WITHIN THIS SECTION OFFERS A RANGE OF SITE CHARACTERISTICS AND CONTRIBUTES TO VISUAL I T NEUTRAL E E LIGHTING INTEREST ALONG THE PATH NETWORK. M V LIGHTING TO STREET ON WHITEMAN AVE. 1 2 B O O R O W A S T A A LIGHTING NEUTRAL Lighting to street on Whiteman Ave N A N SEATING NEGATIVE There is no seating in this segment, opportunity for V A E M L NEGATIVE seating in areas overlooking creek bank T E SEATING Y T THERE IS NO SEATING IN THIS SEGMENT, OPPORTUNITY S I

N H FOR SEATING IN AREAS OVERLOOKING CREEK BANK. TOILETS NEUTRAL Proposed toilets at Blackguard Gully INTERFACE QUALITY RATING S W

G POSITIVE PATHS NEUTRAL Path followingT Whiteman Ave is concrete and is in good H POSITIVE LIGHTING S LIGHTING IN THIS SEGMENT IS CONSISTENT ALONG PATH G conditionT however path is not well shaded 5 TOILETS NEUTRAL R S DENSE TREE COVER AND INFRASTRUCTURE I AND PRESENTS A COHESIVE CHARACTER. SOME NOT PROPOSED TOILETS AT BLACKGUARD GULLY. O 4 R MAINTENANCE POSITIVE VegetationH in this segment is well maintained T PROVIDE A WELL SHADED SECTION OF CREEK WORKING. TESTING / REPAIR REQUIRED. C S SOUTHERN CROSS THEATRE BANK FOR RECREATION. THIS AREA PRESENTS A H B POSITIVE INTERFACE TO THE CREEK PATH U ACCESS NEUTRAL This segment of the creek offers a connection to playing SEATING POSITIVE M PATHS NEUTRAL NETWORK. S PATH FOLLOWING WHITEMAN AVE IS CONCRETE AND IS IN SEATING IN THIS SEGMENT IS CONSISTENT ALONG PATH & fields and Blackguard Gully. Connection along the L GOOD CONDITION HOWEVER PATH IS NOT WELL SHADED. RECREATIONAL AREAS, AND PRESENTS A COHESIVE N

southern side of theM creek is limited CHARACTER.

A C L O E T E S T LEGEND MAINTENANCE POSITIVE CREEK POSITIVE Vegetation in creek bank in well-presented and provides LEGEND POSITIVE I LEGEND TOILETS VEGETATION IN THIS SEGMENT IS WELL MAINTAINED. N good visual amenity. Lawn area on creek bank adjacent THERE ARE TWO TOILETS ALONG THIS SEGMENT. BITUMEN PATH HOWEVER, THE TOILETS ADJACENT LAMBING FLAT MUSEUM to Whiteman Ave providesS potential area for signage, art BITUMEN PATH BLACKGUARD GULLY ARE DIFFICULT TO ACCESS WITH NO DIRECT OR CLEAR NEUTRAL T CONCRETE PATH ACCESS display or fitness equipment ROUTE FROM THE PATH. THE TOILETS NEAR MARINA ST 3 4 1 CONCRETE PATH THIS SEGMENT OF THE CREEK OFFERS A CONNECTION TO INTERSECTION ARE BEING UPGRADED. GRAVEL PATH PLAYING FIELDS AND BLACKGUARD GULLY. CONNECTION USEABILITY NEUTRAL Pathway not well shaded. Opportunity for seating or rest GRAVEL PATH ALONG THE SOUTHERN SIDE OF THE CREEK IS LIMITED. COMMUNITY GARDEN areas under trees nearby POSITIVE CONNECTION FROM CREEK PATH D U N D A PATHS S S T CONNECTION FROM CREEK ALL PATHS IN THIS SEGMENT ARE CONCRETE OR BITUMEN TO ROAD PATH TO ROAD AND ARE IN GOOD CONDITION. CREEK POSITIVE

T APEX BICENTENNIAL PARK ROAD CROSSING VEGETATION IN CREEK BANK IN WELL-PRESENTED AND T ROAD CROSSING PROVIDES GOOD VISUAL AMENITY. LAWN AREA ON CREEK S

S POSITIVE MAINTENANCE SIGNIFICANT LOCATION BANK ADJACENT TO WHITEMAN AVE PROVIDES POTENTIAL

L TREE COVER ALONG CREEK BANK VEGETATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN THIS SEGMENT IS AREA FOR SIGNAGE, ART DISPLAY OR FITNESS EQUIPMENT. L 2 M A R I N A S T WELL MAINTAINED AND PROVIDES GOOD VISUAL AMENITY. E 1 CREEK CROSSING - PEDESTRIAN L SIGNIFICANT LOCATION LAWNS ON CREEK BANK PROVIDE AREAS FOR RECREATION.

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A ZONE INDIGENOUS SITE B CREEK CROSSING - PEDESTRIAN ACCESS NEUTRAL PATHWAY NOT WELL SHADED. OPPORTUNITY FOR SEATING

C P THE SECTION OF CREEK BETWEEN ARBORETUM PARK AND PROPOSED PUBLIC TOILET OR REST AREAS UNDER TREES NEARBY. HENNESSY CATHOLIC CREEK CROSSING - PEDESTRIAN

M TRESILLIAN PARK IS ADEQUATELY ACCESSIBLE AND COLLEGE LIMITED ACCESS ROTARY PARK OFFERS MANY OPPORTUNITIES TO CROSS THE CREEK OR A LAMBING FLAT MUSEUM CONNECT BACK TO THE ROAD NETWORK. LAMBING FLAT 5 CREEK CROSSING - OVERHEAD C MUSEUM IS DIFFICULT TO ACCESS WITH NO DIRECT OR PEDESTRIAN MAREE MCCORMACK CLEAR ROUTE FROM THE PATH. CENTRE R I P O N CREEK CROSSING - ROAD S T CREEK POSITIVE PUBLIC TOILET NORTH VEGETATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN THIS SEGMENT IS WELL MAINTAINED AND PROVIDES GOOD VISUAL AMENITY. 5 PUBLIC TOILET TO BE UPGRADED LAWNS ON CREEK BANK PROVIDE AREAS FOR RECREATION.

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Actions

Actions are proposed for each segment SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC VIBRANCY of Burrangong Creek alongside a • Increase social participation and visitation of local residents and visitors to Burrangong range of proposals for the entirity Creek and its surrounding community facilities; of the area. A theme is proposed for each segment to guide the character LOCAL CULTURAL VALUES and output of proposed actions. Key • Celebrate and acknowledge the Indigenous, European and Chinese cultural significance opportunities, challenges and site-specific of the creek through art installations, sculpture and interpretive signage. implementation matters are given for each segment. The proposed actions ACCESS AND AMENITIES are nominated as Stage 1 (short term) or • Provide improved public amenities along the creek – pathways, playgrounds, outdoor Stage 2 (long term) to assist in funding fitness equipment, toilets, water refill stations, lighting and picnic areas to encourage applications. increased outdoor physical and social activity for residents of all ages;

The proposed actions respond to the • Maximise the interface between Burrangong Creek and the existing cultural conditions identified through the site infrastructure located in the CBD and on the southern side of the creek; investigation. • Provide a sense of connectedness along Burrangong Creek and articulate the relationships between key attractions along the creek and its surroundings area Through the Stronger Communities (CBD, Carrington Park, Arts Centre, Museum, proposed new joint-use library). Fund (SCF), the Council has allocated $1,500,000 towards works along ENVIRONMENT Burrangong Creek. $1.071,780 has already • Celebrate the relationship between the creek and the built form around it and design been allocated to works, with $428,220 spaces which are aesthetically pleasing and functional; remaining to deliver Stage 1 proposed works.

IMPROVED PUBLIC AMENITIES ALONG THE CREEK – PATHWAYS, PLAYGROUNDS, OUTDOOR FITNESS EQUIPMENT, TOILETS, WATER REFILL STATIONS, LIGHTING AND PICNIC AREAS TO ENCOURAGE INCREASED OUTDOOR PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL ACTIVITY FOR RESIDENTS OF ALL AGES ARTIST IMPRESSION 24 BURRANGONG CREEK MASTERPLAN HILLTOPS COUNCIL 25 BURRANGONG CREEK MASTERPLAN HILLTOPS COUNCIL

INCREASE SOCIAL PARTICIPATION AND VISITATION OF LOCAL RESIDENTS AND VISITORS CELEBRATE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE CREEK AND THE BUILT FORM AROUND TO BURRANGONG CREEK AND ITS SURROUNDING COMMUNITY FACILITIES IT AND DESIGN SPACES WHICH ARE AESTHETICALLY PLEASING AND FUNCTIONAL ARTIST IMPRESSION ARTIST IMPRESSION 26 BURRANGONG CREEK MASTERPLAN HILLTOPS COUNCIL 27 BURRANGONG CREEK MASTERPLAN HILLTOPS COUNCIL NORTH NORTH Whole of site Proposed bike path network

THEME INTERFACE CONDITIONS ACTIVE TRAVEL NETWORK Beautification and security of the river Opportunity to establish Young as a Identity and Gathering corridor requires a strategy to address precedent active commuter town in the VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE interface guidelines for creek facing region. Improved pedestrian and bicycle Establish Burrangong Creek as a GOLDEN POINT blocks through planning controls. access through the town centre present VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE centrepiece of the community and Elements to consider could include, an alternative means of transport for local GOLDEN POINT memorable experience for all visitors. but would not be limited to: residents, and offers tourist opportunities Use the creek corridor as an indicator to experience the town and access local • Materiality of Place and promote the gathering shopping and amenities. • Heights of fencing and socialising of the community as • Proposed cycle way routes run • Passive surveillance a continuation of the space from its predominantly east-west with links to • Service location Aboriginal origin. the town centre, encompassing elements • Access of the heritage trail, major tourist KEY OPPORTUNITIES • Vegetation attractions, and Young’s sporting precinct • To remediate and enhance the creek landscape • Views and vistas • To facilitate greater utilisation and for improved comfort and recreation activation of the Burrangong Creek • Activation of blank walls through corridor, newly proposed bike loops community art or murals KEY CHALLENGES and connections into the town centre, • Ensure the unique character of each section is consideration of a bicycle hire program retained while providing an overarching narrative from a central location, such as the for the space and the community Young Visitor Information Centre. BLACKGUARD GULLY Whole of Site propositions require engagement BLACKGUARD GULLY strategies, facilitation of community leadership groups and further studies such as accessibility standards of existing infrastructure. Three key LEGEND actions for Whole of Site improvements were identified to drive change LEGEND ROUTE 1 - TOTAL DISTANCE: 5.2km ROUTE 2 - TOTAL DISTANCE: 1.8km

ROUTE 13 - TOTAL DISTANCE: 5.2km2.5km Burrangong Creek Masterplan ROUTESIGNIFICANT 2 - LOCATIONSTOTAL DISTANCE: 1.8km Proposed Routes ROUTE 3 - TOTAL DISTANCE: 2.5km Burrangong Creek Masterplan SIGNIFICANT LOCATIONS NORTH Scale at A1 ProposedDate Revision RoutesDrawing Number 1:4000 1/4/19 A SK-023

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OVERHEAD PEDESTRIAN CROSSING CREEK CROSSING CONNECTION BACK TO ROAD BITUMEN PATH CONCRETE PATH Burrangong Creek Masterplan GRAVEL PATH ROAD CROSSING Path Network

Scale at A1 Date Revision Drawing Number 1:4000 18/1/19 A SK-002 NORTH

VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE 28 BURRANGONG CREEK MASTERPLAN HILLTOPS COUNCIL 29 BURRANGONG CREEK MASTERPLAN HILLTOPS COUNCIL NORTH

GOLDEN POINT 3 3 2 NORTH 2 3 Indicative sign locations 3

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1 3 SIGNAGE ADDITIONAL PROPOSED ACTIONS Development of a concise, whole of 3 • Remove weeds and replace with planting 1 Hilltops, signage strategy as an opportunity 1 of endemic species 3 2 VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE to refresh existing material and provide 2 1 3 • Facilitate community creek care new content for sites along the creek 2 3 GOLDEN POINT 3 3 2 group for on-going planting and weed VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE corridor, both wayfinding and informative. 2 3 management 2 3 GOLDEN POINT 3 3 2 The main signs to be developed are • Conduct accessibility audits of all bridges 3 shown below. and crossings and upgrade facilities to 2 3 3 universal accessibility standard 3 1 3 • Encourage active travel through 3 2 3 BLACKGUARDadditional GULLY path network and alternative 1 1 3 routes 3 • Share the culture and history of Young 3 1 3 1 1 through interpretive signage and linking 3 2 of significant sites to create a culture trail 3 2 1 3 2 3 LEGEND IndicativeSIGNAGE HIERARCHY sign types 1 1 Further studies should be investigated to 3 2 2 3 2 1 3 EXISTING CREEK PATH NETWORK provide a unified strategy for: 2 3 EXISTING LANEWAY • Water quality and environmental 2 3 EXISTING PATH CONNECTION FROM CREEK TO ROAD • Signage PROPOSED EXTENTION OF PATH NETWORK Burrangong Creek Masterplan 3 2 PROPOSED ACTIVE TRAVEL NETWORK • Activation Active Travel BLACKGUARD GULLY PATH DESINTATION LOCATIONS • Marketing & and Signage tourism Plan 3 2

DISUSED RAIL CORRIDOR ENTRY SIGNAGE TOURIST INFORMATION / DIRECTIONAL CYCLEWAY / ACTIVE Scale at A1 Date Revision Drawing Number BLACKGUARD GULLY DESTINATION SIGNAGE SIGNAGE TRAVEL SIGNAGE • Parking PROPOSED RAIL TRAIL 1 1:4000 1/4/19 A SK-022 2 3 • Active travel LEGEND SIGNAGE HIERARCHY

EXISTING CREEK PATH NETWORK

LEGEND EXISTING LANEWAY SIGNAGE HIERARCHY

EXISTING PATH CONNECTION FROM CREEK TO ROAD EXISTING CREEK PATH NETWORK PROPOSED EXTENTION OF PATH NETWORK EXISTING LANEWAY Burrangong Creek Masterplan PROPOSED ACTIVE TRAVEL NETWORK EXISTING PATH CONNECTION FROM CREEK TO ROAD Active Travel PATH DESINTATION LOCATIONS & Signage Plan PROPOSED EXTENTION OF PATH NETWORK Burrangong Creek Masterplan DISUSED RAIL CORRIDOR ENTRY SIGNAGE TOURIST INFORMATION / DIRECTIONAL CYCLEWAY / ACTIVE Scale at A1 Date Revision Drawing Number

PROPOSED ACTIVE TRAVEL NETWORK NORTH DESTINATION SIGNAGE SIGNAGE TRAVEL SIGNAGE PROPOSED RAIL TRAIL 1 1:4000 1/4/19ActiveA TravelSK-022 PATH DESINTATION LOCATIONS 2 3 & Signage Plan

DISUSED RAIL CORRIDOR ENTRY SIGNAGE TOURIST INFORMATION / DIRECTIONAL CYCLEWAY / ACTIVE Scale at A1 Date Revision Drawing Number DESTINATION SIGNAGE SIGNAGE TRAVEL SIGNAGE PROPOSED RAIL TRAIL 1 1:4000 1/4/19 A SK-022 2 3

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OVERHEAD PEDESTRIAN CROSSING CREEK CROSSING CONNECTION BACK TO ROAD BITUMEN PATH CONCRETE PATH Burrangong Creek Masterplan GRAVEL PATH ROAD CROSSING Path Network

Scale at A1 Date Revision Drawing Number 1:4000 18/1/19 A SK-002 30 BURRANGONG CREEK MASTERPLAN HILLTOPS COUNCIL 31 BURRANGONG CREEK MASTERPLAN HILLTOPS COUNCIL

Segment 1 Segment 1 Miro Street Courts to Thornhill Street Miro Street Courts to Thornhill Street Key Strategies Key Strategies

THEME PROPOSED ACTIONS STAGE 1 PROPOSED ACTIONS STAGE 2

SEGMENT 1: MIRO STREET COURTS TO THORNHILL STREET NORTH Connection and A. Facilitate Golden Point as a key D. Establish cycle and pedestrian pathway L O V E L L S T Landscape recreation destination, explore picnic on Boorowa St THEME facilities, water refill station E. Connect the path network to public Create Golden Point as a CONNECTION AND LANDSCAPE CREATE GOLDEN POINT AS A COMMUNITY CENTRE PIECE, AN B. Enhance creek quality by clearing toilets on Boorowa St ACCESSIBLE PLACE FOR PAUSE AND REFLECTION WITH community centrepiece, an OPPORTUNITY TO ENGAGE WITH THE HISTORY OF THE SPACE. overgrowth, restoring eroded banks, accessible place for pause and F. Establish connection from Golden Point PROPOSED ACTIONS - STAGE 1 KEY OPPORTUNITIES and stabilise with planting to Boorowa St with low level crossing reflection with opportunity A FACILITATE GOLDEN POINT AS A KEY RECREATION IMPROVE CONNECTIVITY TO CBD, CARRINGTON PARK, AND C. Extend path network to link Golden and path network DESTINATION, EXPLORE PICNIC FACILITIES, WATER REFILL JOINT-USE LIBRARY; to engage with the history STATION IMPROVE ACCESSIBILITY AND INFRASTRUCTURE FOR PATH Point with related key destinations G. Provide a community art project for E B ENHANCE CREEK QUALITY BY CLEARING OVERGROWTH, NETWORK. of the space B O O R O W A S T RESTORING ERODED BANKS, AND STABILISE WITH D of historical and cultural significance mural beneath ThornhillSEGMENT St road 1: MIRO bridge. STREET COURTS TO THORNHILL STREET NORTH PLANTING. PARTNERSHIP WITH COMMUNITY GROUP including Blackguard Gully as a cultural EXTEND PATH NETWORK TO LINK GOLDEN POINT WITH KEY CHALLENGES Partnership with community group C KEY OPPORTUNITIES L O V E L GOLDEN POINT RELATED KEY DESTINATIONS OF HISTORICAL AND L S T CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE INCLUDING BLACKGUARD GULLY trail, explore signage and opportunities THEME A BLANK RESIDENTIAL AND INDUSTRIAL INTERFACES LIMIT H. Connect path network to Miro St Courts F AS A CULTURAL TRAIL, EXPLORE SIGNAGE AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR STORY TELLING OPPORTUNITY FOR PASSIVE SURVEILLANCE AND IMPACT • Establish Golden Point as a cultural for story telling NEGATIVELY ON THE PEDESTRIAN EXPERIENCE. CONNECTION AND LANDSCAPE CREATE GOLDEN POINT AS A COMMUNITY CENTRE PIECE, AN I I. Extend pathway to Mackenzie St with PROVIDE LIGHTING AND SEATING ALONG PATHWAY and recreational destination in line ACCESSIBLE PLACE FOR PAUSE AND REFLECTION WITH B • Provide lighting and seating along OPPORTUNITY TO ENGAGE WITH THE HISTORY OF THE SPACE. connection to wider active travel G LEGEND with Blackguard Gully pathway network PROPOSED ACTIONS - STAGE 1 KEY OPPORTUNITIES C PROPOSED ACTIONS - STAGE 2 • Improve creek quality EXISTING PATH J. Improve activeA travelFACILITATE access GOLDEN on POINT Miro AS A KEYSt RECREATION IMPROVE CONNECTIVITY TO CBD, CARRINGTON PARK, AND M D ESTABLISH CYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN PATHWAY ON EXISTING CONNECTION DESTINATION, EXPLORE PICNIC FACILITIES, WATER REFILL JOINT-USE LIBRARY; BOOROWA ST FROM CREEK TO ROAD • Extend path network to connect STATION A residents, Miro St Courts and public IMPROVE ACCESSIBILITY AND INFRASTRUCTURE FOR PATH C E CONNECT THE PATH NETWORK TO PUBLIC TOILETS ON ROAD CROSSING E B ENHANCE CREEK QUALITY BY CLEARING OVERGROWTH, NETWORK. K BOOROWA ST B O O R O W A S T RESTORING ERODED BANKS, AND STABILISE WITH SIGNIFICANT LOCATION D E toilets on Boorowa St PLANTING. PARTNERSHIP WITH COMMUNITY GROUP T F ESTABLISH CONNECTION FROM GOLDEN POINT TO N H EXISTING CREEK CROSSING - OVERHEAD S BOOROWA ST WITH LOW LEVEL CROSSING AND PATH

Z EXTEND PATH NETWORK TO LINK GOLDEN POINT WITH KEY CHALLENGES NETWORK PEDESTRIAN

I GOLDEN POINT C RELATED KEY DESTINATIONS OF HISTORICAL AND L E KEY CHALLENGES CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE INCLUDING BLACKGUARD GULLY L G PROVIDE A COMMUNITY ART PROJECT FOR MURAL EXISTING CREEK CREEK CROSSING - ROAD A AS A CULTURAL TRAIL, EXPLORE SIGNAGE AND BLANK RESIDENTIAL AND INDUSTRIAL INTERFACES LIMIT I F S BENEATH ROAD BRIDGE. PARTNERSHIP WITH COMMUNITY OPPORTUNITY FOR PASSIVE SURVEILLANCE AND IMPACT H OPPORTUNITIES FOR STORY TELLING PUBLIC TOILET NEGATIVELY ON THE PEDESTRIAN EXPERIENCE. T GROUP I• Unmaintained creek segment is N PROVIDE LIGHTING AND SEATING ALONG PATHWAY R H CONNECT PATH NETWORK TO MIRO ST COURTS overgrown with steep and eroded B LEGEND O G LEGEND I EXTEND PATHWAY TO MACKENZIE ST WITH CONNECTION TO

H banks providing a challenging C PROPOSED ACTIONS - STAGE 2 WIDER ACTIVE TRAVEL NETWORK EXISTING PATH T J IMPROVE ACTIVE TRAVEL ACCESS ON MIRO ST topography for construction J M D ESTABLISH CYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN PATHWAY ON EXISTING CONNECTION BOOROWA ST FROM CREEK TO ROAD M A • Blank residential and industrial I R O S T C E CONNECT THE PATH NETWORK TO PUBLIC TOILETS ON ROAD CROSSING K interfaces limit opportunity for passive BOOROWA ST SIGNIFICANT LOCATION E

T F ESTABLISH CONNECTION FROM GOLDEN POINT TO N surveillanceH and impact negatively EXISTING CREEK CROSSING - OVERHEAD S BOOROWA ST WITH LOW LEVEL CROSSING AND PATH

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S BENEATH ROAD BRIDGE. PARTNERSHIP WITH COMMUNITY H PUBLIC TOILET T GROUP

R H CONNECT PATH NETWORK TO MIRO ST COURTS

O I EXTEND PATHWAY TO MACKENZIE ST WITH CONNECTION TO H WIDER ACTIVE TRAVEL NETWORK

T JACK HOWARD RESERVE J IMPROVE ACTIVE TRAVEL ACCESS ON MIRO ST J M I R O S T

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Burrangong Creek Masterplan Segment 1 Key Strategies

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Burrangong Creek Masterplan Segment 6 Key Strategies

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Segment 2 Segment 2 Thornhill Street to Campbell Street Thornhill Street to Campbell Street Key Strategies

Key Strategies SEGMENT 2 THORNHILL STREET TO CAMPBELL STREET NORTH

THEME IMPROVE THE VISUAL AMENITY AND PHYSICAL COMFORT OF THE COMFORT AND SAFETY EXISTING PATH NETWORK TO MAKE THE SPACE SAFER AND MORE WELCOMING THEME PROPOSED ACTIONS STAGE 1 PROPOSED ACTIONS STAGE 2 PROPOSED ACTIONS - STAGE 1 KEY OPPORTUNITIES Comfort and Safety A. Enhance creek quality to western end J. Upgrade overhead pedestrian creek A ENHANCE CREEK QUALITY TO WESTERN END, CLEAR IMPROVE CONNECTIVITY TO CBD, CARRINGTON PARK, AND of Segment 2, clear overgrowth and crossing connecting Dundas St with HILLTOPS COUNCIL / TOWN HALL OVERGROWTH AND STABILISE CREEK BANK. PARTNERSHIP SCHOOLS; Improve the visual amenity and WITH COMMUNITY GROUP stabilise creek bank. Partnership with Clarke St IMPROVE ACCESSIBILITY AND INFRASTRUCTURE FOR PATH B PROVIDE DIRECTIONAL SIGNAGE FOR NEARBY NETWORK. physical comfort of the existing DESTINATIONS SUCH AS CARRINGTON PARK community group K. Upgrade overhead pedestrian creek B O O R O W A S T path network to make the space T S ENHANCE OPEN GRASSED BANK AREA TO NORTHERN KEY CHALLENGES B. Provide directional signage for nearby crossing on Campbell St C safer and more welcoming. CREEK BANK WITH CULTURAL INSTALLATIONS.

E PARTNERSHIP WITH COMMUNITY GROUP destinations such as Carrington Park L. Provide a community art project for K BLANK RESIDENTIAL AND INDUSTRIAL INTERFACES LIMIT OPPORTUNITY FOR PASSIVE SURVEILLANCE AND IMPACT R D PROVIDE TREE PLANTING FOR SHADE TO OPEN GRASSED A NEGATIVELY ON THE PEDESTRIAN EXPERIENCE.

C. Enhance open grassed bank area to mural beneath Campbell St road bridge A BANK AREA AND ALONG PATH NETWORK. PARTNERSHIP

L T WITH COMMUNITY GROUP KEY OPPORTUNITIES S

northern creek bank with cultural C T M. Improve quality of retaining wall R O E PROVIDE AN ENTRANCE POINT FOR VISITORS TO THE PATH LEGEND SEGMENT 2 THORNHILL STREET TO CAMPBELL STREET NORTH H NETWORK FROM OFF STREET PARKING ON CLARKE ST • Improve connectivity to CBD, installations. Partnership with to path edge S E C EXISTING PATH Carrington Park, local high schools community group D F IMPROVE ACCESS FROM PATH NETWORK TO CAMPBELL ST EXISTING CONNECTION G PROVIDE CONSISTENT LIGHTING AND SEATING ALONG THEME FROM CREEK TO ROAD • Improve accessibility and D. Provide tree planting for shade to open PATHWAY IMPROVE THE VISUAL AMENITY AND PHYSICAL COMFORT OF THE M K H J H ROAD CROSSING EXISTING PATH NETWORK TO MAKE THE SPACE SAFER AND MORE G IMPROVE QUALITY OF PLANTING TO PATH EDGE grassed bank area and along path COMFORT AND SAFETY T infrastructure for path network WELCOMING I B SIGNIFICANT LOCATION S I PROVIDE FITNESS EQUIPMENT ALONG PATHWAY network. Partnership with community

L EXISTING CREEK CROSSING - OVERHEAD ERIC SMITH PARKLAND L group PROPOSED ACTIONS - STAGE 1 KEY OPPORTUNITIES L PEDESTRIAN I F PROPOSED ACTIONS - STAGE 2 KEY CHALLENGES H EXISTING CREEK CREEK CROSSING - ROAD

E. Provide an entrance point for visitors N D U A ENHANCE CREEK QUALITY TO WESTERN END, CLEAR IMPROVE CONNECTIVITY TO CBD, CARRINGTON PARK, AND N D A S S HILLTOPS COUNCIL / TOWN HALL OVERGROWTH AND STABILISE CREEK BANK. PARTNERSHIP SCHOOLS; T J UPGRADE OVERHEAD PEDESTRIAN CREEK CROSSING PUBLIC TOILET R • Blank residential and industrial to the path network from off street WITH COMMUNITY GROUP CONNECTING DUNDAS ST WITH CLARKE ST IMPROVE ACCESSIBILITY AND INFRASTRUCTURE FOR PATH O

interfaces limit opportunity for passive T parking on Clarke St B PROVIDE DIRECTIONAL SIGNAGE FOR NEARBY NETWORK. H K UPGRADE OVERHEAD PEDESTRIAN CREEK CROSSING ON DESTINATIONS SUCH AS CARRINGTON PARK T CAMPBELL ST T S

S T S surveillance and impact negatively B O O R O W A

F. Improve access from path network to L L PROVIDE A COMMUNITY ART PROJECT FOR MURAL

S E ENHANCE OPEN GRASSED BANK AREA TO NORTHERN KEY CHALLENGES L BENEATH ROAD BRIDGE. PARTNERSHIP WITH COMMUNITY on the pedestrian experience C

CREEK BANK WITH CULTURAL INSTALLATIONS. E GROUP

E Campbell St PARTNERSHIP WITH COMMUNITY GROUP P B K BLANK RESIDENTIAL AND INDUSTRIAL INTERFACES LIMIT M A IMPROVE QUALITY OF RETAINING WALL TO PATH EDGE OPPORTUNITY FOR PASSIVE SURVEILLANCE AND IMPACT P R G. Provide consistent lighting and seating D PROVIDE TREE PLANTING FOR SHADE TO OPEN GRASSED A NEGATIVELY ON THE PEDESTRIAN EXPERIENCE. C

A BANK AREA AND ALONG PATH NETWORK. PARTNERSHIP HENNESSY CATHOLIC COLLEGE

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C T R LEGEND C O E PROVIDE AN ENTRANCE POINT FOR VISITORS TO THE PATH LEGEND H. Improve quality of planting to Hpath S NETWORK FROM OFF STREET PARKING ON CLARKE ST R I P O N E EXISTING PATH S T edge C D F IMPROVE ACCESS FROM PATH NETWORK TO CAMPBELL ST EXISTING CONNECTION G PROVIDE CONSISTENT LIGHTING AND SEATING ALONG I. Provide fitness equipment along FROM CREEK TO ROAD PATHWAY K M J pathway H ROAD CROSSING H G IMPROVE QUALITY OF PLANTING TO PATH EDGE T CARRINGTON PARK I B SIGNIFICANT LOCATION S I PROVIDE FITNESS EQUIPMENT ALONG PATHWAY

L EXISTING CREEK CROSSING - OVERHEAD ERIC SMITH PARKLAND L L PEDESTRIAN I F PROPOSED ACTIONS - STAGE 2 NORTH H EXISTING CREEK CREEK CROSSING - ROAD

N D U N D A S S T J UPGRADE OVERHEAD PEDESTRIAN CREEK CROSSING PUBLIC TOILET YOUNG HIGH SCHOOL R CONNECTING DUNDAS ST WITH CLARKE ST

T H K UPGRADE OVERHEAD PEDESTRIAN CREEK CROSSING ON T CAMPBELL ST T S

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Burrangong Creek Masterplan Segment 6 Key Strategies

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Segment 3 Segment 3 Campbell Street to Wombat Street Campbell Street to Wombat Street Key Strategies HILLTOPS COUNCIL / TOWN HALL Key Strategies SEGMENT 3 CAMPBELL STREET TO WOMBAT STREET NORTH B O O R O W A S T THEME ENTRENCH THIS SEGMENT OF THE CORRIDOR AS THE ARTS AND CULTURE HUB OF

L RECREATION AND PROMENADING THE TOWN, LINKING KEY DESTINATIONS AND MAKING THE SPACE WELCOMING AND Y ACCESSIBLE FOR PROMENADING AND PASSIVE SOCIALISATION.

THEME PROPOSED ACTIONS STAGE 1 PROPOSED ACTIONS STAGE 2 C

T H PROPOSED ACTIONS - STAGE 1 KEY OPPORTUNITIES S T A. Provide directional signage on path E. Establish a path connection R S Recreation and O A PROVIDE DIRECTIONAL SIGNAGE ON PATH NETWORK TO ENRICH CULTURAL PRECINCT BY IMPROVING CONNECTIVITY H T network to existing Lambing Flat to Campbell St through Apex S SOUTHERN CROSS THEATRE EXISTING LAMBING FLAT MUSEUM, PUBLIC TOILETS, AND BETWEEN PATH NETWORK AND KEY ATTRACTIONS; CARRINGTON PARK Promenading Museum, public toilets, Carrington Park, Bicentennial Park DEVELOP ARBORETUM PARK AS A DESTINATION FOR PERFORMANCE. and proposed joint-use Young Library B INTERPRETIVE SIGNAGE AND OTHER INSTALLATIONS TO Entrench this segment of the F. Upgrade pedestrian creek crossing M CELEBRATE AREAS OF CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE SUCH AS INDIGENOUS SITE corridor as the arts and culture B. Interpretive signage and other over Captain Cooks Weir A C L O E T E S T KEY CHALLENGES I C N REMOVE EXISTING SOUND SHELL AND REPURPOSE AREA FOR SOCIALISING AND RECREATION hub of the town, linking key installations to celebrate areas G. Upgrade pedestrian creek crossing S POOR ACCESS FROM EXISTING PATH NETWORK TO T D SCREEN PLANTING AT ROTARY PARK. PARTNERSHIP WITH CAMPBELL ST; destinations and making of cultural significance such as near the Rotary Park COMMUNITY GROUP HILLTOPS COUNCIL / TOWN HALL CHALLENGING TOPOGRAPHY IN AREA BEHIND LAMBING PROVIDE PLANTING TO AREAS OF PATH WITH INADEQUATE the space welcoming and indigenous site SEGMENT 3 CAMPBELL STREET TO WOMBAT STREET NORTH FLAT MUSEUM. H. Enhance Arboretum Park with COMMUNITY TREE COVER TO IMPROVE USER COMFORT DURING D U N D A GARDEN accessible for promenading and C. Remove existing sound shell and S S T APEX BICENTENNIAL PARK SUMMER. PARTNERSHIP WITH COMMUNITY GROUP B O O R O W A S T performance space and nature LEGEND T socialisation. repurpose area for socialising and THEME T play area S S E PROPOSED ACTIONS - STAGE 2 ENTRENCH THIS SEGMENT OF THE CORRIDOR AS THE ARTS AND CULTURE HUB OF A EXISTING PATH

L recreation E RECREATION AND PROMENADING THE TOWN, LINKING KEY DESTINATIONS AND MAKING THE SPACE WELCOMING AND L

Y S T 1 M A R I N A • Establish a sculpture Walk as L EXISTING CONNECTION ACCESSIBLE FOR PROMENADING AND PASSIVE SOCIALISATION. L I E ESTABLISH A PATH CONNECTION TO CAMPBELL ST THROUGH

N B FROM CREEK TO ROAD P KEY OPPORTUNITIES D. Screen planting at Rotary Park. an output of the Community Arts E APEX BICENTENNIAL PARK ZONE C A INDIGENOUS SITE B F UPGRADE PEDESTRIAN CREEK CROSSING NEAR THE ROAD CROSSING

C H PartnershipT with community group PROPOSED ACTIONS - STAGE 1 KEY OPPORTUNITIES P S ROTARY PARK • Enrich Cultural Precinct by improving SIGNIFICANT LOCATION T M ROTARY PARK R S HENNESSY CATHOLIC COLLEGE O G UPGRADE PEDESTRIAN CREEK CROSSING OVER CAPTAIN • Provide planting to areas of path with A PROVIDE DIRECTIONAL SIGNAGE ON PATH NETWORK TO ENRICH CULTURAL PRECINCT BY IMPROVING CONNECTIVITY A connectivity between path network H T LAMBING FLAT MUSEUM F EXISTING CREEK CROSSING - PEDESTRIAN S SOUTHERN CROSS THEATRE PROPOSED ACTIONSEXISTING LAMBING FUNDS FLAT MUSEUM, PUBLIC TOILETS, AND BETWEEN PATH NETWORK AND KEY ATTRACTIONS; D C COOK WEIR C inadequate tree cover to improve user CARRINGTON PARK MAREE MCCORMACK and key attractions COMMITTED DEVELOP ARBORETUM PARK AS A DESTINATION FOR H ENHANCE ARBORETUM PARK WITH PERFORMANCE SPACE CENTRE AND NATURE PLAY AREA EXISTING CREEK CREEK CROSSING - ROAD comfort during summer. Partnership PERFORMANCE. R I P B INTERPRETIVE SIGNAGE AND OTHER INSTALLATIONS TO O N S T • Develop Arboretum Park as a ESTABLISH A SCULPTURE WALK AS AN OUTPUT OF THE PUBLIC TOILET with communityM group I. Upgrade of toiletsCELEBRATE near Marina AREAS OF StreetCULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE SUCH AS INDIGENOUS SITE COMMUNITY ARTS destination for recreation A C L O E T E S T KEY CHALLENGES I intersection C N REMOVE EXISTING SOUND SHELL AND REPURPOSE AREA G FOR SOCIALISING AND RECREATION CAPTAIN COOK WEIR T CARRINGTON PARK S POOR ACCESS FROM EXISTING PATH NETWORK TO S PROPOSED ACTIONS -

T D SCREEN PLANTING AT ROTARY PARK. PARTNERSHIP WITH CAMPBELL ST; T COMMITTED FUNDS KEY CHALLENGES COMMUNITY GROUP CHALLENGING TOPOGRAPHY IN AREA BEHIND LAMBING A

PROVIDE PLANTING TO AREAS OF PATH WITH INADEQUATE FLAT MUSEUM. B I UPGRADE OF TOILETS NEAR MARINA ST & MAIN ST COMMUNITY TREE COVER TO IMPROVE USER COMFORT DURING ARBORETUM PARK • Poor accessD U N D fromA existing path GARDEN M INTERSECTION S S T APEX BICENTENNIAL PARK SUMMER. PARTNERSHIP WITH COMMUNITY GROUP network to Campbell St LEGEND H O T LEGEND

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S E PROPOSED ACTIONS - STAGE 2 A EXISTING PATH • Challenging topography in area ZONE 3

E L S T 1 M A R I N A L EXISTING CONNECTION behind Lambing Flat Museum L I E ESTABLISH A PATH CONNECTION TO CAMPBELL ST THROUGH B FROM CREEK TO ROAD G O R D P O E APEX BICENTENNIAL PARK N S T

A ZONE INDIGENOUS SITE B TAFE F UPGRADE PEDESTRIAN CREEK CROSSING NEAR THE ROAD CROSSING

C P ROTARY PARK G O SIGNIFICANT LOCATION R D O N HENNESSY CATHOLIC COLLEGE M ROTARY PARK S T G UPGRADE PEDESTRIAN CREEK CROSSING OVER CAPTAIN A LAMBING FLAT MUSEUM F EXISTING CREEK CROSSING - PEDESTRIAN YOUNG HIGH SCHOOL ZONE 2 D C COOK WEIR C MAREE MCCORMACK H ENHANCE ARBORETUM PARK WITH PERFORMANCE SPACE NORTH CENTRE AND NATURE PLAY AREA EXISTING CREEK CREEK CROSSING - ROAD R I P O N S T ESTABLISH A SCULPTURE WALK AS AN OUTPUT OF THE PUBLIC TOILET COMMUNITY ARTS

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Segment 4 Segment 4 Wombat Street to Lachlan Street Wombat Street to Lachlan Street Key Strategies Key Strategies

SEGMENT 4 WOMBAT STREET TO LACHLAN STREET NORTH THEME PROPOSED ACTIONS STAGE 1 PROPOSED ACTIONS STAGE 2 C L O E T E S T

L A. Provide directional signage to CBD C. Improve crossings at Zouch St and Z THEME

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B. Complete art mural under Wombat U LINK AND DIRECTION BETTER LINK FACILITIES TO THE CENTRE OF TOWN

Better link facilities to the separated cyclist and pedestrian C

St road bridge. Partnership with H COMMUNITY GARDEN H centre of town. priority crossing

S community group S PROPOSED ACTIONS - STAGE 1 KEY OPPORTUNITIES

T • Provide bicycle parking for active D. Enhance Sports Walk of Fame using T A PROVIDE DIRECTIONAL SIGNAGE TO CBD IMPROVE CONNECTIVITY BETWEEN CBD AND SPORTING C KEY OPPORTUNITIES travellers visiting Aquatic Centre, interactive signage and installations A PRECINCT, TRESILLIAN PARK. M A R I N A S T SPORTS WALK OF FAME B COMPLETE ART MURAL UNDER WOMBAT ST ROAD BRIDGE. PARTNERSHIP WITH COMMUNITY GROUP Tresillian Park, or walking into CBD E. Improve accessibility of ramp behind D • Improve connectivity between CBD SKATE PARK B PROVIDE BICYCLE PARKING FOR ACTIVE TRAVELLERS • Provide planting to areas of path with skate park to connect Rotary Park and E VISITING AQUATIC CENTRE, TRESILLIAN PARK, OR WALKING KEY CHALLENGES and Sporting Precinct, Tresillian Park TRESILLIAN PARK INTO CBD F Tresillian Park for all path network users (INCLUSIVE ALL AGES PLAY) inadequate tree cover to improve user G PROVIDE PLANTING TO AREAS OF PATH WITH INADEQUATE LIMITED OPPORTUNITY FOR CREEK CROSSING DUE TO TREE COVER TO IMPROVE USER COMFORT DURING DENSE VEGETATION, AQUATIC CENTRE FENCING, AND FORK AQUATIC CENTRE IN CREEK. comfort during summer SEGMENT 4 WOMBAT STREET TO LACHLAN STREET NORTH SUMMER. PARTNERSHIP WITH COMMUNITY GROUP KEY CHALLENGES C L O E T E S T PROPOSED ACTIONS FUNDS PROPOSED ACTIONS - STAGE 2

L • Limited opportunity for creek crossingZ COMMITTED THEME LEGEND

O C IMPROVE CROSSINGS AT ZOUCH ST AND MARINA ST

N due to dense vegetation, Aquatic INTERSECTION, PROPOSE SEPARATED CYCLIST AND EXISTING PATH U LINK AND DIRECTION BETTER LINK FACILITIES TO THE CENTRE OF TOWN PEDESTRIAN PRIORITY CROSSING C F. Inclusive All Ages Playground project T Centre fencing, and fork in creek C EXISTING CONNECTION S

H D COMMUNITY GARDEN at Tresillian Park; EXPAND SPORTS WALK OF FAME SIGNAGE FROM CREEK TO ROAD

S S PROPOSED ACTIONS - STAGE 1 KEY OPPORTUNITIES ROAD CROSSING A

T G. Upgrade toilet facilities adjacent E IMPROVE ACCESSIBILITY OF RAMP BEHIND SKATE PARK TO B CONNECT ROTARY PARK AND TRESILLIAN PARK FOR ALL SIGNIFICANT LOCATION A T to Tresillian Park.PROVIDE DIRECTIONAL SIGNAGE TO CBD IMPROVE CONNECTIVITY BETWEEN CBD AND SPORTING M PATH NETWORK USERS

C S PRECINCT, TRESILLIAN PARK. EXISTING CREEK CROSSING - OVERHEAD A M A R I N A S T SPORTS WALK OF FAME B COMPLETE ART MURAL UNDER WOMBAT ST ROAD BRIDGE. O PEDESTRIAN PARTNERSHIP WITH COMMUNITY GROUP O PROPOSED ACTIONS - D W SKATE PARK G EXISTING CREEK CREEK CROSSING - ROAD PROVIDE BICYCLE PARKING FOR ACTIVE TRAVELLERS COMMITTED FUNDS

B N E VISITING AQUATIC CENTRE, TRESILLIAN PARK, OR WALKING KEY CHALLENGES I TRESILLIAN PARK INTO CBD F R F INCLUSIVE ALL AGES PLAYGROUND PROJECT AT (INCLUSIVE ALL AGES PLAY) TRESILLIAN PARK LIMITED OPPORTUNITY FOR CREEK CROSSING DUE TO R G PROVIDE PLANTING TO AREAS OF PATH WITH INADEQUATE G DENSE VEGETATION, AQUATIC CENTRE FENCING, AND FORK O R D O TREE COVER TO IMPROVE USER COMFORT DURING N U AQUATIC CENTRE S T G UPGRADE TOILET FACILITIES ADJACENT TO TRESILLIAN SUMMER. PARTNERSHIP WITH COMMUNITY GROUP IN CREEK.

M PARK PROPOSED ACTIONS - STAGE 2 LEGENDLEGEND C IMPROVE CROSSINGS AT ZOUCH ST AND MARINA ST INTERSECTION, PROPOSE SEPARATED CYCLIST AND EXISTING PATH PEDESTRIAN PRIORITY CROSSING T EXISTING CONNECTION S D EXPAND SPORTS WALK OF FAME SIGNAGE FROM CREEK TO ROAD

T ROAD CROSSING A E IMPROVE ACCESSIBILITY OF RAMP BEHIND SKATE PARK TO B CONNECT ROTARY PARK AND TRESILLIAN PARK FOR ALL SIGNIFICANT LOCATION T

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Segment 5 Segment 5 Lachlan Street to Briggs Street Lachlan Street to Briggs Street Key Strategies Key Strategies

THEME PROPOSED ACTIONS STAGE 1 PROPOSED ACTIONS STAGE 2 W H I T E M A N A SEGMENT 5 LACHLAN STREET TO BRIGGS STREET NORTH A. Improve pathway interface with I. Provide teenage sporting facilities L V Activity and Movement E industrial property using screen including basketball half court BETTE BOOKER PARK THEME Promote the segment as a hub planting. Partnership with G W H I T J. Extension of Sports Walk of Fame E M A N for organized and casual sport, community group A SEGMENT 5 LACHLAN STREET TO BRIGGS STREET NORTH ACTIVITY AND MOVEMENT PROMOTE THE SEGMENT AS A HUB FOR ORGANIZED AND CASUAL L V on Lachlan St and strengthen link E B O O R O W A S T SPORT, INCLUDING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR SOLO EXERCISE AND including infrastructure for OPPORTUNITIES TO MEET AND GATHER FOR SOCIAL COMPETITION.

C. Formalise path networkBETTE BOOKERentrance PARK from to existing Sports Walk of Fame C JACK HOWARD solo exercise and opportunities A PROPOSED ACTIONS - STAGE 1 KEY OPPORTUNITIES Briggs St to allow safe and clear access G on Marina St THEME RESERVE

to meet and gather for social A

ACTIVITY AND MOVEMENT PROMOTE THE SEGMENT AS A HUB FOR ORGANIZED AND CASUAL O A IMPROVE PATHWAY INTERFACE WITH INDUSTRIAL BUILD ON CHARACTER OF SPORTING PRECINCT BY E. Provide seating along pathway K. Improve accessibility of Briggs St creek B SPORT, INCLUDING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR SOLO EXERCISE AND PROPERTY USING SCREEN PLANTING. PARTNERSHIP WITH ENCOURAGING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ALONG THE PATH B competition.O O R O W A S T U OPPORTUNITIES TO MEET AND GATHER FOR SOCIAL COMPETITION. A K COMMUNITY GROUP NETWORK

crossing to accommodate for all users C C F. Installation of fitness equipment and S JACK HOWARD A B G H FORMALISE PATH NETWORK ENTRANCE FROM BRIGGS ST IMPROVE SAFETY OF THE PATH AS THOROUGHFARE FOR

H A PROPOSED ACTIONS - STAGE 1 KEY OPPORTUNITIES C RESERVE TO ALLOW SAFE AND CLEAR ACCESS ALL USERS INCLUDING SCHOOL CHILDREN TRAVELING

L sprinting track L. Extension of pathway on Whiteman Ave C

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O KEY OPPORTUNITIES A IMPROVE PATHWAY INTERFACE WITH INDUSTRIAL BUILD ON CHARACTER OF SPORTING PRECINCT BY T

B to connect to Boorowa St G. Provide directional signage to CBD PROPERTY USING SCREEN PLANTING. PARTNERSHIP WITH ENCOURAGING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ALONG THE PATH

U A K COMMUNITY GROUP NETWORK F INSTALLATION OF FITNESS EQUIPMENT AND HILL SPRINTING

C TRACK • Build on character of sportingS precinct and Blackguard Gully A B G KEY CHALLENGES H FORMALISE PATH NETWORK ENTRANCE FROM BRIGGS ST IMPROVE SAFETY OF THE PATH AS THOROUGHFARE FOR

H C TO ALLOW SAFE AND CLEAR ACCESS ALL USERS INCLUDING SCHOOL CHILDREN TRAVELING T G PROVIDE DIRECTIONAL SIGNAGE TO CBD AND BLACKGUARD

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T the path network KEITH CULLEN OVAL S PROPERTIES LIMITS OPPORTUNITY FOR PASSIVE FUNDS SURVEILLANCE F INSTALLATION OF FITNESS EQUIPMENT AND HILL SPRINTING G TRACK • Improve safety of the path as G PROPOSED ACTIONS - STAGE 2 INTERFACE WITH INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY PRESENTS POOR

KEY CHALLENGES I B. Upgrade of gravel pathway, formalise VISUAL AMENITY

T thoroughfare for all users including G PROVIDE DIRECTIONAL SIGNAGE TO CBD AND BLACKGUARD R C L O E T E S T S and separate fromGULLY carpark I PROVIDE TEENAGE SPORTING FACILITIES INCLUDING B school children travelling home fromE INTERFACE WITH REAR BOUNDARY OF RESIDENTIAL BASKETBALL HALF COURT AND BOULDERING KEITH CULLEN OVAL S PROPERTIES LIMITS OPPORTUNITY FOR PASSIVE D. Provide lighting along pathway SURVEILLANCE EXTENSION OF SPORTS WALK OF FAME ON LACHLAN ST G J LEGEND the Sporting Oval AND STRENGTHEN LINK TO EXISTING SPORTS WALK OF

G PROPOSED ACTIONS - STAGE 2 INTERFACE WITH INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY PRESENTS POOR FAME ON MARINA ST I VISUAL AMENITY EXISTING PATH R K IMPROVE ACCESSIBILITY OF BRIGGS ST CREEK CROSSING I PROVIDE TEENAGE SPORTING FACILITIES INCLUDING EXISTING CONNECTION B TO ACCOMMODATE FOR ALL USERS KEY CHALLENGES BASKETBALL HALF COURT AND BOULDERING FROM CREEK TO ROAD L EXTENSION OF PATHWAY ON WHITEMAN AVE TO CONNECT J EXTENSION OF SPORTS WALK OF FAME ON LACHLAN ST LEGEND ALFRED OVAL ROAD CROSSING AND STRENGTHEN LINK TO EXISTING SPORTS WALK OF LEGEND TO BOOROWA ST • Interface with rear boundary FAME ON MARINA ST I EXISTING PATH F SIGNIFICANT LOCATION K IMPROVE ACCESSIBILITY OF BRIGGS ST CREEK CROSSING of residential properties limits EXISTING CONNECTION PROPOSED ACTIONS - EXISTING CREEK CROSSING - PEDESTRIAN TO ACCOMMODATE FOR ALL USERS J opportunity for passive surveillance FROM CREEK TO ROAD COMMITTED FUNDS L EXTENSION OF PATHWAY ON WHITEMAN AVE TO CONNECT ALFRED OVAL ROAD CROSSING EXISTING CREEK CREEK CROSSING - ROAD TO BOOROWA ST YOUNG BOWLING CLUB B UPGRADE OF GRAVEL PATHWAY, FORMALISE AND • Interface withI industrial property EXISTING CREEK CROSSING - OVERHEAD F SIGNIFICANT LOCATION SEPARATE FROM CARPARK RAIL presents poor visual amenity L PROPOSED ACTIONS - EXISTING CREEK CROSSING - PEDESTRIAN A PROVIDE LIGHTING ALONG PATHWAY J D COMMITTED FUNDS C DISUSED RAIL CORRIDOR H LIMITED ACCESS PUBLIC TOILET YOUNG BOWLING EXISTING CREEK CREEK CROSSING - ROAD L A CLUB B UPGRADE OF GRAVEL PATHWAY, FORMALISE AND SEPARATE FROM CARPARK EXISTING CREEK CROSSING - OVERHEAD N

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Segment 6 Segment 6 Briggs Street to Showground Briggs Street to Showground Key Strategies Key Strategies

THEME PROPOSED ACTIONS STAGE 1 PROPOSED ACTIONS STAGE 2 Heritage and Narrative • Provide lighting and seating along A. Connection to location of possible pathway museum SEGMENT 6 BRIGGS STREET TO SHOWGROUND NORTH Establish an active travel loop • Provide planting to areas of path with B. Provide cultural installations along between Golden Point and inadequate tree cover to improve user Whiteman Ave associated with cultural THEME Blackguard Gully as significant ESTABLISH AN ACTIVE TRAVEL LOOP BETWEEN GOLDEN POINT AND comfort during summer. Partnership destination BlackguardSEGMENT Gully 6 BRIGGS STREET TO SHOWGROUND NORTH HERITAGE & NARRATIVE BLACKGUARD GULLY AS SIGNIFICANT HISTORICAL NARRATIVES OF historical narratives of the region THE REGION AND DESTINATIONS FOR LEARNING, REFLECTION AND with community group RECREATION. and destinations for learning, C. Propose separated cyclist and JACK HOWARD RESERVE • Provide directional signage linking pedestrian priorityTHEME crossing on PROPOSED ACTIONS - STAGE 1 KEY OPPORTUNITIES reflection and recreation. ESTABLISH AN ACTIVE TRAVEL LOOP BETWEEN GOLDEN POINT AND back to CBD Whiteman Ave crossingHERITAGE & NARRATIVE BLACKGUARD GULLY AS SIGNIFICANT HISTORICAL NARRATIVES OF PROVIDE PLANTING TO AREAS OF PATH WITH INADEQUATE FACILITATE CULTURAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITY FOR THE REGION AND DESTINATIONS FOR LEARNING, REFLECTION AND TREE COVER TO IMPROVE USER COMFORT DURING LOCAL RESIDENTS RECREATION. SUMMER. PARTNERSHIP WITH COMMUNITY GROUP JACK HOWARD RESERVE D. Realign path network to southern side PROPOSED ACTIONS - STAGE 1 KEY OPPORTUNITIES W PROVIDE LIGHTING AND SEATING ALONG PATHWAY ESTABLISH CLEAR TERMINUS TO PATH NETWORK USING KEY OPPORTUNITIES of creek on Whiteman Ave with crossing H BLACKGUARD GULLY AS END DESTINATION POINT I T E E PROVIDE DIRECTIONAL SIGNAGE LINKING BACK TO CBD at Blackguard GullyPROVIDE PLANTING TO AREAS OF PATH WITH INADEQUATE FACILITATE CULTURAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITY FOR M V • Facilitate cultural and recreational A A TREE COVER TO IMPROVE USER COMFORT DURING LOCAL RESIDENTS A B N ESTABLISH POTENTIAL CONNECTION FROM PATH NETWORK SUMMER. PARTNERSHIP WITH COMMUNITY GROUP A N PROPOSED ACTIONS - STAGE 2 TO THE CHINESE TRIBUTE GARDENS ALONG RAIL LINE activity for local residents E. Establish a connection to Blackguard V A E M W PROVIDE LIGHTING AND SEATING ALONG PATHWAY ESTABLISH CLEAR TERMINUS TO PATH NETWORK USING T E H Gully and associated amenities for local T A BLACKGUARD GULLY AS END DESTINATION POINT S POSSIBLE MUSEUM I CONNECTION TO LOCATION OF POSSIBLE MUSEUM • Establish clearI terminus to path F C T H E E PROVIDE DIRECTIONAL SIGNAGE LINKING BACK TO CBD LOCATION KEY CHALLENGES M residentsV and visitors S W B PROVIDE CULTURAL INSTALLATIONS ALONG WHITEMAN AVE network using BlackguardA Gully A ESTABLISH POTENTIAL CONNECTION FROM PATH NETWORK ASSOCIATED WITH CULTURAL DESTINATION BLACKGUARD A B N G N A F. Propose new LambingPROPOSED Flat Museum ACTIONS as - STAGE 2 TO THE CHINESE TRIBUTE GARDENS ALONG RAIL LINE GULLY INCONSISTENT PATH NETWORK FOLLOWING ROAD as end destination point V A G D E M I ALIGNMENT T E C PROPOSE SEPARATED CYCLIST AND PEDESTRIAN PRIORITY a purpose built regional education and R T A CROSSING ON WHITEMAN AVE CROSSING S POSSIBLE MUSEUM CONNECTION TO LOCATION OF POSSIBLE MUSEUM • Establish potential connection fromC I F B LOCATION H tourist destination KEY CHALLENGES SHARP CORNER ON WHITEMAN AVE POSES PEDESTRIAN S W D path network to the Chinese Tribute B PROVIDE CULTURAL INSTALLATIONS ALONG WHITEMAN AVE REALIGN PATH NETWORK TO SOUTHERN SIDE OF CREEK ON RISK AND LIMITS PATH CROSSING POINTS ASSOCIATED WITH CULTURAL DESTINATION BLACKGUARD WHITEMAN AVE WITH CROSSING AT BLACKGUARD GULLY G G. Provide bike parksGULLY as proposed INCONSISTENT PATH NETWORK FOLLOWING ROAD G Gardens along Kingsvale Road D E ESTABLISHING CONNECTION TO BLACKGUARD GULLY AND

I ALIGNMENT C PROPOSE SEPARATED CYCLIST AND PEDESTRIAN PRIORITY ASSOCIATED AMENITIES SUCH AS PROPOSED TOILETS FOR

R in Blackguard Gully Masterplan, CROSSING ON WHITEMAN AVE CROSSING LOCAL RESIDENTS AND VISITORS LEGEND B SHARP CORNER ON WHITEMAN AVE POSES PEDESTRIAN formalising theD path network as a visitor F PROPOSE NEW LAMBING FLAT MUSEUM AS A PURPOSE REALIGN PATH NETWORK TO SOUTHERN SIDE OF CREEK ON RISK AND LIMITS PATH CROSSING POINTS KEY CHALLENGES WHITEMAN AVE WITH CROSSING AT BLACKGUARD GULLY BLACKGUARD GULLY BUILT REGIONAL EDUCATION AND TOURIST DESTINATION EXISTING PATH destination and facilitating Blackguard E ESTABLISHING CONNECTION TO BLACKGUARD GULLY AND G PROVIDE BIKE PARKS AS PROPOSED IN BLACKGUARD EXISTING CONNECTION GULLY MASTERPLAN, FORMALISING THE PATH NETWORK AS • Inconsistent path network following Gully as an end destinationASSOCIATED AMENITIES point SUCH AS PROPOSED TOILETS FOR E FROM CREEK TO ROAD LOCAL RESIDENTS AND VISITORS LEGEND G A VISITOR DESTINATION AND FACILITATING BLACKGUARD road alignment LEGEND GULLY AS AN END DESTINATION POINT ROAD CROSSING F PROPOSE NEW LAMBING FLAT MUSEUM AS A PURPOSE • Sharp corner on Whiteman Ave poses BLACKGUARD GULLY BUILT REGIONAL EDUCATION AND TOURIST DESTINATION EXISTING PATH SIGNIFICANT LOCATION G PROVIDE BIKE PARKS AS PROPOSED IN BLACKGUARD EXISTING CONNECTION EXISTING CREEK CROSSING - PEDESTRIAN GULLY MASTERPLAN, FORMALISING THE PATH NETWORK AS pedestrian risk and limits path E FROM CREEK TO ROAD G A VISITOR DESTINATION AND FACILITATING BLACKGUARD crossing points GULLY AS AN END DESTINATION POINT ROAD CROSSING EXISTING CREEK CREEK CROSSING - ROAD

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