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Consultation has concluded
In 2019, council worked with the Blackwater community and consultant Convic to come up with a concept design for a new skate park in Blackwater.
The new facility will cater to a range of skateboarding styles and abilities and include a pump track for beginner and intermediate bike riders, shelters, lighting, CCTV, landscaping and seating.
The $1.45 million project will be jointly funded by the Central Highlands Regional Council and the Queensland Government’s Active Community Infrastructure program. Coronado Global Resources (Curragh Mine) also donated funds towards the concept design phase.
Thank you to everyone who gave feedback on what kind of skate park would work best for your community.
In 2019, council worked with the Blackwater community and consultant Convic to come up with a concept design for a new skate park in Blackwater.
The new facility will cater to a range of skateboarding styles and abilities and include a pump track for beginner and intermediate bike riders, shelters, lighting, CCTV, landscaping and seating.
The $1.45 million project will be jointly funded by the Central Highlands Regional Council and the Queensland Government’s Active Community Infrastructure program. Coronado Global Resources (Curragh Mine) also donated funds towards the concept design phase.
Thank you to everyone who gave feedback on what kind of skate park would work best for your community.
