A master plan is a high level document providing a broad vision for the entire reserve. The master plan does not focus on one specific item or user group, but instead looks at all of the reserve’s features, equipment and users. The master plan aims to find a balance for the needs of all the user groups and the facilities required by the different types of activities. It will outline the improvements required to achieve this balance in a staged action plan. In addition, the plan will need to meet the needs of current and future community and users.

The master plan will look at issues such as:

• out of date sports and park equipment (including the playground)
• public access and connections to pathways
• visibility and safety (including lighting).

The master plan will also consider ways to increase active and passive activities in the reserve. These may include:

• circuit walking paths
• picnic shelters and seating
• informal recreation infrastructure, for example
  • fitness stations
  • bocce courts
  • table tennis
  • multi-courts (basketball, netball, four square)
  • bouldering or climbing structures