Donath & Dole Reserves Master Plan Implementation

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What are we doing?

As part of the implementation of the Donath and Dole Reserves Master Plan (2014), Council will be carrying out the following improvements in the coming months:

  • construction of a new 2.5 metre wide concrete path along Wagga Road and the north of Donath East Reserve, connecting Wagga Road to Lambassa Grove. This new path will provide safe and convenient access and is the first stage in creating better connections across Donath East Reserve
  • Speed cushions on Wagga Road to reduce traffic speeds and provide a safe crossing point for pedestrians and cyclists across Wagga Road

A concept plan showing the proposed path alignment for 2019-20 works is shown above. Consultation letter sent to community members surrounding the reserves is available in the 'Document Library' section of this page.

Background information

The Donath and Dole Master Plan was adopted by Council in 2014. Since its adoption, a number of actions have been implemented including the upgraded youth precinct, playspace, BBQ and shelter area and tree planting.

Construction of the Donath West picnic area and concrete path and a community planting day took place in June 2019 with over 650 plants being planted.

Plans for a potential wetland in Dole Reserve are being finalised. Any potential wetland construction will be subject to available funding in future years.

How can I get involved?

You can register to receive project updates by clicking the Subscribe button (top right of the page) or ask us any questions about the project below in the Q & A section.

You can also find out more about constructed wetlands, and commonly asked questions, in the "Frequently Asked Questions" sections on the right side column of this page.

More information on what Darebin is doing to conserve water and improve the health of our waterways can be found by visiting the interactive Darebin Water map here.

What are we doing?

As part of the implementation of the Donath and Dole Reserves Master Plan (2014), Council will be carrying out the following improvements in the coming months:

  • construction of a new 2.5 metre wide concrete path along Wagga Road and the north of Donath East Reserve, connecting Wagga Road to Lambassa Grove. This new path will provide safe and convenient access and is the first stage in creating better connections across Donath East Reserve
  • Speed cushions on Wagga Road to reduce traffic speeds and provide a safe crossing point for pedestrians and cyclists across Wagga Road

A concept plan showing the proposed path alignment for 2019-20 works is shown above. Consultation letter sent to community members surrounding the reserves is available in the 'Document Library' section of this page.

Background information

The Donath and Dole Master Plan was adopted by Council in 2014. Since its adoption, a number of actions have been implemented including the upgraded youth precinct, playspace, BBQ and shelter area and tree planting.

Construction of the Donath West picnic area and concrete path and a community planting day took place in June 2019 with over 650 plants being planted.

Plans for a potential wetland in Dole Reserve are being finalised. Any potential wetland construction will be subject to available funding in future years.

How can I get involved?

You can register to receive project updates by clicking the Subscribe button (top right of the page) or ask us any questions about the project below in the Q & A section.

You can also find out more about constructed wetlands, and commonly asked questions, in the "Frequently Asked Questions" sections on the right side column of this page.

More information on what Darebin is doing to conserve water and improve the health of our waterways can be found by visiting the interactive Darebin Water map here.