The Jubilee Stadium Precinct comprises the area between Princes Highway, Jubilee Avenue, Park Street and English Street.
The Jubilee Stadium Precinct is located on a mix of Crown and Council-owned land. Under the Crown Land Management Act 2016, Council is required to have a Plan of Management (PoM) for the land. A PoM is a legal document that provides a clear set of guidelines for how community land will be used, improved upon and managed in the future.
Community feedback to inform a PoM for the Jubilee Stadium Precinct opened in December 2023. As part of this process, it became clear that a Master Plan is also needed to guide the future of the Precinct. A Master Plan is an overarching and conceptual spatial layout (diagram) used to guide the development of land.
Council has engaged consultants GHD to carry out consultation and prepare a Master Plan and Plan of Management (PoM) for the Precinct.
This preliminary feedback will help shape the draft Plans, which will be placed on public exhibition at a later stage.
The Precinct
The Precinct is made up of open spaces and facilities, including Jubilee Stadium, Kogarah Park, playground, community buildings occupied by Kogarah Community Services, and Nan Tien Buddhist Temple, war memorial and the Legend’s Walk.
Fig: Jubilee Stadium Precinct location
Fig. Jubilee Stadium Precinct facilities
How to be involved
Preliminary consultation has now concluded. Further consultation will be invited when the draft Master Plan and Plan of Management are placed on exhibition at a later stage.
Preliminary consultation (now closed)
Due to the expanded scope to prepare a Master Plan and Plan of Management for the Precinct, Council is asking the wider community and key stakeholders how they use these spaces, what they value about them and how their experiences could be improved.
Community feedback is essential in helping guide us in our decision-making process. Your feedback will influence the choices we make when developing our plans and ensure we are on the right path to achieving and managing our community's overall vision. If you would like to provide feedback or comments, we encourage you to:
| Attend a Community Drop-In Session |
| Session 1 | Session 2 | Session 3 | Saturday 22 June 2024 | Wednesday 26 June 2024 | Sunday 30 June 2024 | 9:00 – 11:00am | 2:30 – 4:30pm | 12:30 – 2:30pm | Kogarah Park (cnr Jubilee Ave and Princess Hwy, Carlton)* | Kogarah Park (cnr Jubilee Ave and Park Street, Carlton) | Jubilee Stadium (Gate D entrance off Jubilee Avenue) |
* In case of adverse weather, Session 1 will be held at the Kogarah School of Arts
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| Return a hard copy submission. |
If you are returning a hard copy submission, please quote SF24/3440 Public Submission - Jubilee Stadium Precinct Plans at the beginning of your submission and return by July 12, 2024:
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| Via post: PO Box 205, Hurstville BC NSW 1481 |
Do you need assistance reading and accessing this page?
For a free interpreter call us via the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS) on 131 450
If you have a hearing or speech impairment, please contact the National Relay Service:
- Voice Relay number: 1300 555 727
- TTY number: 133 677
The Jubilee Stadium Precinct comprises the area between Princes Highway, Jubilee Avenue, Park Street and English Street.
The Jubilee Stadium Precinct is located on a mix of Crown and Council-owned land. Under the Crown Land Management Act 2016, Council is required to have a Plan of Management (PoM) for the land. A PoM is a legal document that provides a clear set of guidelines for how community land will be used, improved upon and managed in the future.
Community feedback to inform a PoM for the Jubilee Stadium Precinct opened in December 2023. As part of this process, it became clear that a Master Plan is also needed to guide the future of the Precinct. A Master Plan is an overarching and conceptual spatial layout (diagram) used to guide the development of land.
Council has engaged consultants GHD to carry out consultation and prepare a Master Plan and Plan of Management (PoM) for the Precinct.
This preliminary feedback will help shape the draft Plans, which will be placed on public exhibition at a later stage.
The Precinct
The Precinct is made up of open spaces and facilities, including Jubilee Stadium, Kogarah Park, playground, community buildings occupied by Kogarah Community Services, and Nan Tien Buddhist Temple, war memorial and the Legend’s Walk.
Fig: Jubilee Stadium Precinct location
Fig. Jubilee Stadium Precinct facilities
How to be involved
Preliminary consultation has now concluded. Further consultation will be invited when the draft Master Plan and Plan of Management are placed on exhibition at a later stage.
Preliminary consultation (now closed)
Due to the expanded scope to prepare a Master Plan and Plan of Management for the Precinct, Council is asking the wider community and key stakeholders how they use these spaces, what they value about them and how their experiences could be improved.
Community feedback is essential in helping guide us in our decision-making process. Your feedback will influence the choices we make when developing our plans and ensure we are on the right path to achieving and managing our community's overall vision. If you would like to provide feedback or comments, we encourage you to:
| Attend a Community Drop-In Session |
| Session 1 | Session 2 | Session 3 | Saturday 22 June 2024 | Wednesday 26 June 2024 | Sunday 30 June 2024 | 9:00 – 11:00am | 2:30 – 4:30pm | 12:30 – 2:30pm | Kogarah Park (cnr Jubilee Ave and Princess Hwy, Carlton)* | Kogarah Park (cnr Jubilee Ave and Park Street, Carlton) | Jubilee Stadium (Gate D entrance off Jubilee Avenue) |
* In case of adverse weather, Session 1 will be held at the Kogarah School of Arts
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|
|
| Return a hard copy submission. |
If you are returning a hard copy submission, please quote SF24/3440 Public Submission - Jubilee Stadium Precinct Plans at the beginning of your submission and return by July 12, 2024:
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| |
| Via post: PO Box 205, Hurstville BC NSW 1481 |
Do you need assistance reading and accessing this page?
For a free interpreter call us via the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS) on 131 450
If you have a hearing or speech impairment, please contact the National Relay Service:
- Voice Relay number: 1300 555 727
- TTY number: 133 677