$19m price tag on Anzac Park redevelopment
The redevelopment represents one facet of the Riverside Masterplan and the Civic & Cultural Precinct Strategic Vision.
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The Bundaberg Regional Council has revealed the future potential of Anzac Park should the multi-million redevelopment come to fruition.
The Bundaberg Riverside Recreation Park is a $19m redevelopment that will increase amenities in the Bundaberg CBD and represents one facet of the Riverside Masterplan and the Civic & Cultural Precinct Strategic Vision.
The development will feature water play facilities, a cultural hub overlooking the river, an outdoor event space and stage and improved access to the riverside walkway.
Employment during construction is expected to create 47 full-time equivalent jobs directly, with a flow-on of 58 FTE jobs.
The concept plans for Anzac Park were released along with plans for the new aquatic centre today.
Bundaberg Regional Council's executive director of strategic projects and economic development Ben Artup said the projects would require state and federal funding.
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