Draft Stuart Park Spatial Framework Public Exhibition

Share Draft Stuart Park Spatial Framework Public Exhibition on Facebook Share Draft Stuart Park Spatial Framework Public Exhibition on X (formerly Twitter) Share Draft Stuart Park Spatial Framework Public Exhibition on Linkedin Email Draft Stuart Park Spatial Framework Public Exhibition link

Thank you to everyone who provided feedback during the first round of consultation.

September Update: Council is exhibiting the draft Stuart Park Spatial Framework

The draft Spatial Framework is now on public exhibition from 6 October to 13 November. During this time, you are invited to view the plans and provide feedback before it is finalised.


About the draft Spatial Framework

The draft Spatial Framework for Stuart Park will guide future management, planning and improvements for the space. It has been informed by earlier community consultation, along with technical assessment and investigation.

Draft Spatial Framework for Stuart Park, Blakehurst.
Click or tap to expand


Earlier Consultation

From August to September 2026, we asked community for initial feedback on Stuart Park. Thank you to everyone who shared feedback.

Key feedback we received included support for improved pathways, seating, recreation facilities and a new fitness station, along with concerns about accessibility, drainage, park maintenance, fencing and parking. Residents also provided suggestions for playground improvements, informal soccer opportunities and the removal of the underutilised cricket nets.

Further information on the outcomes can be found in the FAQs.


About the Stuart Park

Stuart Park is a local park. It’s surrounded by Stuart Street and Orana Crescent. Nearby streets include Aveling Street, Joseph Street, Centre Street, and James Street.

The park has open space, tall trees, and fun facilities for the community. These include a playground, an amenity building, a basketball court, a soccer goal, and cricket nets.


Various images of Stuart Park, including walking paths, basketball court and play space



How can I have my say?

We would like to know what you think of the draft Spatial Framework. You are invited to provide feedback for Council to consider before it is finalised. The Stuart Park Spatial Framework consultation is open for feedback until 13 November 2026.

Complete our submission form on this page or complete a hard copy submission and return to us.

If you are returning hard copy information, please quote, please quote 'SF26/3887 Second Consultation Stuart Park Spatial Framework' at the beginning of your message and return:

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



Thank you to everyone who provided feedback during the first round of consultation.

September Update: Council is exhibiting the draft Stuart Park Spatial Framework

The draft Spatial Framework is now on public exhibition from 6 October to 13 November. During this time, you are invited to view the plans and provide feedback before it is finalised.


About the draft Spatial Framework

The draft Spatial Framework for Stuart Park will guide future management, planning and improvements for the space. It has been informed by earlier community consultation, along with technical assessment and investigation.

Draft Spatial Framework for Stuart Park, Blakehurst.
Click or tap to expand


Earlier Consultation

From August to September 2026, we asked community for initial feedback on Stuart Park. Thank you to everyone who shared feedback.

Key feedback we received included support for improved pathways, seating, recreation facilities and a new fitness station, along with concerns about accessibility, drainage, park maintenance, fencing and parking. Residents also provided suggestions for playground improvements, informal soccer opportunities and the removal of the underutilised cricket nets.

Further information on the outcomes can be found in the FAQs.


About the Stuart Park

Stuart Park is a local park. It’s surrounded by Stuart Street and Orana Crescent. Nearby streets include Aveling Street, Joseph Street, Centre Street, and James Street.

The park has open space, tall trees, and fun facilities for the community. These include a playground, an amenity building, a basketball court, a soccer goal, and cricket nets.


Various images of Stuart Park, including walking paths, basketball court and play space



How can I have my say?

We would like to know what you think of the draft Spatial Framework. You are invited to provide feedback for Council to consider before it is finalised. The Stuart Park Spatial Framework consultation is open for feedback until 13 November 2026.

Complete our submission form on this page or complete a hard copy submission and return to us.

If you are returning hard copy information, please quote, please quote 'SF26/3887 Second Consultation Stuart Park Spatial Framework' at the beginning of your message and return:

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



  • Take Survey
    Share Provide Your Feedback on Facebook Share Provide Your Feedback on X (formerly Twitter) Share Provide Your Feedback on Linkedin Email Provide Your Feedback link
Page last updated: 07 Oct 2026, 09:32 AM