Sportsgrounds - completed upgrades


Sportsgrounds - completed upgrades

The below projects have been completed in each region in recent years.

Some of these projects have been funded by or had funding contributed from the Australian Government.

Belconnen

  • Charnwood District Playing Fields: female friendly pavilion upgrade
  • Kaleen Enclosed Oval: fencing replacement
  • Kaleen 1 District Playing Fields: female friendly pavilion upgrade
  • Hawker District Playing Fields: drainage improvements, new irrigation pressure boosting system, female friendly pavilion upgrades and new LED sportsground floodlighting
  • Higgins Neighbourhood Oval: drainage upgrades and upgraded LED sportsground floodlighting from 50 lux to 100 lux.
  • Holt District Playing Fields: pavilion upgrade inclusive of ‘female friendly’ improvements
  • Holt District Playing Fields (existing neighbourhood oval): the unused playing fields in the south-eastern corner of the precinct was reactivated for future competition standard training and match play. This includes the installation of irrigation, sportsground lighting, appropriate turf installation and a new pavilion
  • Melba Neighbourhood Oval: new synthetic cricket pitch
  • Scullin neighbourhood ovals: new LED sportsground floodlighting to 100 lux

Central

  • Boomanulla Oval: fencing replacement, water meter pit upgrade, female friendly pavilion upgrade and new LED sportsground floodlighting
  • Deakin 2 District Playing Fields: female friendly pavilion upgrade
  • Kingston Oval: pavilion upgrade inclusive of ‘female friendly’ improvements
  • O'Connor 3 District Playing Fields: female friendly pavilion upgrade
  • Narrabundah 1 and 2 District Playing Fields: female friendly pavilion upgrades
  • Narrabundah 3 (velodrome): female friendly pavilion upgrade
  • Watson Neighbourhood Oval: new LED sportsground lighting
  • Woden Park Enclosed Oval: new accessible changeroom
  • Yarralumla Neighbourhood Oval: female friendly pavilion upgrade

Gungahlin

  • Amaroo District Playing Fields: female friendly pavilion upgrade, new LED sportsground floodlighting and new irrigation pressure boosting system
  • Bonner Neighbourhood Oval: installation of a new irrigation pressure boosting system and new LED sportsground floodlighting
  • Ngunnawal Neighbourhood Oval: new and upgraded irrigation
  • Nicholls District Playing Fields: female friendly pavilion upgrade
  • Nicholls 3 Enclosed Oval: drainage improvements and new LED sportsground floodlighting
  • Taylor District Playing Fields: installation of four new cricket net bays

Tuggeranong

  • Calwell District Playing Fields: new irrigation pressure boosting system
  • Greenway Enclosed Oval: female friendly pavilion upgrade
  • Kambah District Playing Fields: female friendly pavilion upgrades including one full pavilion upgrade at Kambah 3 and LED sportsground lighting
  • Wanniassa 2 District Playing Fields: female friendly pavilion upgrade

Woden, Weston Creek and Molonglo Valley

  • Chapman Oval: water meter pit upgrade
  • Curtin District Playing Fields: female friendly pavilion upgrade, water meter pit upgrade and replacement of the existing irrigation system.
  • Mawson 1 and 2 District Playing Fields: female friendly pavilion upgrade and LED sportsground lighting upgrades
  • Pearce 2 District Playing Fields: female friendly pavilion upgrade
  • Phillip Enclosed Oval: shade structures over seating areas and new BBQ area
  • Rivett Neighbourhood Oval: female friendly pavilion upgrade and water meter pit upgrade.
  • Stirling Enclosed Oval: water meter pit upgrade and full pavilion upgrade
  • Stirling 1 District Playing Fields: female friendly pavilion upgrade
  • Woden Park Enclosed Oval: female friendly pavilion upgrade

Soccer players kicking ball in front of pavilion

LED lighting upgrades at Amaroo District Playing Fields

Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge the Ngunnawal people as traditional custodians of the ACT and recognise any other people or families with connection to the lands of the ACT and region. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.

To see how we are building stronger relationships with the Traditional Custodians of the ACT view the Reconciliation Action Plan.