'Great asset for Thirroul': local leader welcomes $1.3m skatepark tender
Key points
- Wollongong City Council has invited tenders for a $1.3 million skatepark at Thirroul's WF Jackson Park, a project backed by a local community group after more than 17 years of campaigning. The design covers up to 800 square metres for beginner and intermediate skaters, with a fence along Lawrence Hargrave Drive, seating, a water refill station and protected trees.
- A separate tender for a larger, $2.63 million skatepark at MacCabe Park has drawn opposition from the Friends of MacCabe Park, who argue the site will reduce green space.
- Tenders close on October 20.
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