Draft Logan Park Recreation Reserve management plan review Stage 2

Stage 2 consultation

As required by the Reserves Act 1977, all Dunedin reserves must be administered by a management plan. They set out policies for management and use of reserves.

We carry out consultation in two stages. In the first stage of consultation, held in mid-2023, we heard what people think about Logan Park, how they use it, what they like and don’t like about it, what its biggest issues are, and what activities they would like in the future.

Key feedback received included:

• Support for Logan Park to function as a key sports hub
• High level of satisfaction with Logan Park’s central location
• The need to reconsider parking to better serve users of Logan Park without affecting pedestrian comfort and safety
• Support for other events such as Baseline and other music shows
• Improved facilities for all genders and abilities
• Concerns about oversubscription and groups not using the booking system.

In the second stage, residents can have their say on the draft plan. Feedback will be considered by Council and fed into the final plan.

How to give feedback

Thank you for your feedback. The submissions  have now closed and staff will be assessing the feedback received

Drop-in sessions

Come along to a drop-in session to talk about the draft Logan Park Plan.

We want to hear whether you support our draft plan, what you agree or disagree with and why.