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About this project
This engagement will give Council’s Play Spaces Specialist an idea of the needs and preferences of the Newlands community. After submissions close, the Play team will consider your feedback and use it to finalise the design for the renewed Salford Street playspace.
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Key features of the proposed concept designs
Key features of proposed concept design #1 include:
- A dinosaur theme, with a slide and climbing opportunities
- Swing set, including a basket swing
- A springer seesaw
- New or refurbished furniture
- New safety surfacing
- A connecting asphalt path linking the entrance to the play area
Key features of proposed concept design #2 include:
- Larger play module with a crawl tunnel, climbing opportunities, fireman’s pole and 2 slides
- A carousel
- A shop module for imaginary play
- A springer seesaw
- New or refurbished furniture
- New safety surfacing
- A connecting asphalt path linking the entrance to the play area
More information about playgrounds
The Salford Street play area is categorised as a neighbourhood play space, which are handy for a quick play. It provides a playground for junior-age tamariki within a 600-metre walking distance, as well as other potential play opportunities.
We're renewing play spaces around the city to make them an even better place to play. You can read more about Wellington City Council’s strategic vision and planning for play areas in Wellington in the Play Spaces Policy (2017).