Inspection carried out 24 April 2011
State of repair:
[ul]Equipment in reasonable condition and working
Fenced off drain with a fence that has two broken sections and would anyway be easy
Inspection carried out 24 April 2011
State of repair:
[ul]Equipment in reasonable condition and working
Fenced off drain with a fence that has two broken sections and would anyway be easy
We’ve just been for a walk around the duck pond. It is in very poor condition.
Grounds and gardens generally very unkempt.
Lawns barely mown. Lots of vigorous weeds everywhere including a lot of
Brisbane City Council’s new Lord Mayor Graham Quirk’s first policy announcement included a new Access and Inclusion Plan for suburban parks. He wants the parks to be clean and accessible
Grants for clubs and community projects will suffer heavily because of the financial drain from the Brisbane floods. This is another example of how we might not have been directly hit by the floods
A very pleasant park with a good concrete walking track alongside a delightful babbling brook with grassed access to the brookand a bridge across it.
It is readily accessible from Yingally Drive and
[u]Brisbane City Council[/u]
Apply to Council directly.
Talk to your local Councillor or the Parks Regional Coordinator Keren Sweeney 3407 0033
They are funded for and carry out repairs to parks
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Correction: In the February 2012 article the name of the Ferny Hills Park has a spelling error. Maureen LAWRANCE is the correct name of the Park which was created 20 July 1981. Mrs Lawrance was the
Inspection carried out 24 April 2011.
Condition report:
[ul]Grass mown not short
Weeds by creek[/ul]
Facilities:
[ul]Mown grass area
Wooden barrier along road[/ul]
This park runs along by a creek but is
LED lights have been installed that turn themselves on at sunset and again 2 hours before dawn. They are solar powered.
It means people with dogs can use the area after dark.
William Scott Park View