The plan has considered 28 open spaces (listed in the FAQ section). Which of these is closest to you?
 

The plan has considered formal open spaces only, are there any informal open spaces that you regularly use for recreation activities. 

The Plan identifies Council’s open space needs for the next 10 to 20 years. Potentially, Council will need to invest $5.2m during the next 10 years for maintenance and capital improvements. Using the more ...

The plan proposes to increase the standard of some parks and reduce the size and/or standard of some other parks according to their classification. Some rarely used, low standard parks may even be closed. Would you support such a plan if it achieves better standard key parks and sporting grounds?
 

The plan suggests that many existing parks and open spaces include old amenities that are very low standard (such as some toilets) or rarely used (such as some old kiosks). These facilities are regular targets for vandalism and graffiti. This reduces the attractiveness of the facility and increase the cost of maintenance to the community. Would you support a plan to remove older rarely used amenities, such as kiosks and toilets from smaller parks if it improves their general appearance and lowers maintenance costs? 

Council proposes to adopt a park and sport facility rating to assist in the management and maintenance of facilities based on intended use, location and perceived importance to the community. These will more ...

The plan proposes the development of a bicycle strategy for Broken Hill. Would you support such a proposal and, if so, are there any key facilities that you believe should be linked by marked bicycle routes. 

The plan strongly encourages greater shared use of sporting facilities. Recognising that this may alter the character of some sporting facilities, would you support such a strategy if it enables these facilities to be maintained to a better standard.