Community feedback urged on future of Pioneer Park in Goombungee, north of Toowoomba
The Toowoomba Regional Council is asking the community to have its say on the future of a park in the north of the region.
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The council is asking the Goombungee community to have its say on the future of Pioneer Park.
Environment and community committee portfolio leader Cr Tim McMahon said the council had started a master planning process as part of an upgrade to the park.
“The master plan will be used to guide the future improvements of this park to a district-level standard,” Cr McMahon said.
“The council is keen to hear what the Goombungee community likes about the park and even what they don’t like.
“We would like feedback on what could be improved in and around the park and, more generally, what improvements could be made to the town’s parks.”
Cr McMahon said the master plan would set out the vision for Pioneer Park for the next 10 to 20 years and make recommendations for park development works when budgets are made available.
“It is important to note that master plans are high-level aspirational concept-style documents and identification of potential future works does not mean that funding has been or will be allocated,” Cr McMahon said.
Cr McMahon said the first stage of consultation would close on December 19 with the council holding follow-up consultation early next year.
To find out more about how to have your say on the Pioneer Park, Goombungee Master Plan go to www.yoursay.tr.qld.gov.au/pioneer-park-goombungee-master-plan.