A safer Waterloo Park

When fenced, the park will be a safe haven for everyone to use, keeping children and little fluffy white dogs off the very busy highway. With basic pathways and more seating, the very well used park will provide access to all, visitors included. This would also allow for functions, such as anzac ceremonies and community activities, markets, health days and such to be held in an open location. For example, our first community health day will be training a large group of people of all ages and abilities in CPR, with fun activities available relating to a healthy heart.

By providing a safer park, people will be able to use it more often. There will be a greater amount of access for walking, sitting and general passive recreation. The village does not really have a community hub as yet. Fencing and wider pathways will help alleviate this situation, by providing accessible space to a much wider group of locals and visitors, in both an ad hoc manner, and during arranged events. All the community will be able to access the park, especially when special events will take place.