Meadowbank Park Proposed Dog Off-Leash Area

Submissions closed on 03 October 2021, 11:59 PM

In 2019, Council adopted the Meadowbank Park Masterplan which outlines a future vision for this open space, including a new dedicated dog off-leash area. The upgrades in the Masterplan will be delivered in stages over the coming years.

In order to meet the current demand for dog off-leash facilities, Council is proposing to install a fenced dog off-leash area within Meadowbank Park, near Andrew Street. This proposed area will be an interim solution until the new dog off-leash area identified in the Masterplan is implemented.

We would like to hear your thoughts on this proposed dog off-leash area.

Map of Proposed Dog Off-Leash Area - Meadowbank Park

Note: map is indicative only and may be subject to change following further site analysis

Related Information

COUNCIL RESOLUTION

🔗Council Meeting Minutes 29 June 2021

MEADOWBANK PARK MASTERPLAN

Meadowbank Park and Memorial Park Masterplan (adopted 2019)(PDF, 36MB)

PAST HAVE YOUR SAY

🔗Past Have Your Say - Dog Off-Leash Trial

DOG RECREATION NEEDS STUDY

Dog Recreation Needs Study Report May 2020(PDF, 3MB)

Dog Recreation Needs Study Technical Report May 2020(PDF, 13MB)

OTHER INFORMATION

🔗Rules for Dog Off Leash Areas

HAVE YOUR SAY

You can Have Your Say on the Meadowbank Park Proposed Dog Off-Leash Area in a number of ways including completing the submission form below, via e-mail or post.

Written submissions must be clearly marked as 'Meadowbank Park Proposed Dog Off-Leash Area' and will be received up until Sunday 3 October 2021.

Email: cityofryde@ryde.nsw.gov.au
Post: General Manager, City of Ryde, Locked Bag 2069, North Ryde NSW 1670

Online Submission

Online Submissions have now closed.

Location

Meadowbank Park, Meadowbank 2114 View Map

Council Resolution - Meadowbank Park Proposed Dog Off-Leash Area

Published on 19 April 2022

The Meadowbank Park Proposed Dog Off-Leash Area was tabled at Council Meeting on 22 February 2022. Click here for more information