The City of Ryde is seeking community feedback on proposed upgrades in Kissing Point Park including a Boat Ramp Upgrade and a new Bike and Kayak Hire Kiosk.
Kissing Point Park Boat Ramp Upgrade
The City of Ryde is upgrading the Boat Ramp in Kissing Point Park and have engaged Advisian consultant to design the new ramp facility. We would like to hear your thoughts on issues you face with the existing ramp, what additional facilities you would like to see provided for the boat ramp and any suggestions for improvement that would assist with launching and retrieving your vessel.
Your feedback will be used to help integrate the new facilities with the park.
Proposed Bike and Kayak Hire Kiosk
The City of Ryde has been examining ways to further activate the use of the parks along Parramatta River including the provision of a bike and kayak hire kiosk. It is proposed that the bike and kayak hire kiosk also include a small scale café with food and beverage offerings.
Kissing Point Park, east of the ferry wharf has been identified as a preferred site for the kiosk due to its accessibility, interface with the river and supporting infrastructure.
Council would like to hear your thoughts on the proposed new bike and kayak hire kiosk at Kissing Point Park.
Example of look and style of kiosk
HAVE YOUR SAY
Complete the Online Survey
To Have Your Say on the Kissing Point Park Upgrades including the Kissing Point Boat Ramp Upgrade and the Proposed Bike and Kayak Hire Kiosk, please complete the online survey.
The survey will be open from Wednesday 19 February to Wednesday 11 March 2020. If you are unable to fill in this survey, please contact Council's Customer Service team on 9952 8222 who will assist you over the phone.
On-site surveys
Council’s consultant, Advisian, will be at Kissing Point Wharf on Saturday 29 February 2020 between 10.00am and 12.00noon to conduct surveys and take your feedback regarding the boat ramp upgrade.
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