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The City of Canning Play Provision Strategy was adopted by Council in April 2020.
The City would like to thank the community for their involvement and feed back which has helped the City understand the community's needs in terms of play provision.
The City of Canning has prepared a Draft Play Provision Strategy to guide the future provision of playgrounds to ensure they are appropriate, fun and stimulating for the community.
The City is faced with the challenge of upgrading and developing many of its playgrounds while ensuring that the community has equal access to playgrounds.
The Strategy outlines the need to provide for some larger playgrounds to offer greater access to the whole community as well as outlining the City's future approach for playground design and shade provision with a focus on nature play and adventure elements.
You can find the full Draft Play Provision Strategy in the Document Library on the right hand side of this page. To have your say on the Strategy and make a difference to the play experiences of children into the future, please provide your comments via the Guest Book below.
The City of Canning Play Provision Strategy was adopted by Council in April 2020.
The City would like to thank the community for their involvement and feed back which has helped the City understand the community's needs in terms of play provision.
The City of Canning has prepared a Draft Play Provision Strategy to guide the future provision of playgrounds to ensure they are appropriate, fun and stimulating for the community.
The City is faced with the challenge of upgrading and developing many of its playgrounds while ensuring that the community has equal access to playgrounds.
The Strategy outlines the need to provide for some larger playgrounds to offer greater access to the whole community as well as outlining the City's future approach for playground design and shade provision with a focus on nature play and adventure elements.
You can find the full Draft Play Provision Strategy in the Document Library on the right hand side of this page. To have your say on the Strategy and make a difference to the play experiences of children into the future, please provide your comments via the Guest Book below.
