Donald Street Reserve and Thurles Street Reserve Playgrounds

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Thurles Street Reserve Update - July 2025

Construction works at Thurles Street Reserve are scheduled to begin on Friday 11 July, starting with the removal of the planter boxes. Once this is complete, temporary fencing will be relocated to the playground area, with demolition of the existing playground and construction of the new, exciting play space set to commence on 28 July. The east–west footpath through the reserve will remain open and accessible to the community throughout the works.

Revitalising St Marys – Reserve Upgrades Commencing

Furniture installations are progressing well and are expected to be completed in the next couple of weeks, along with the new fencing at Donald Street Reserve.

As part of the Revitalising St Marys project, installation of new park furniture will begin this week across local reserves. This includes shelters, BBQs, drinking fountains, seating, and picnic tables to enhance community spaces.

Site plans and playground designs can be viewed in the Documents tab to the right of this page.

Schedule of Works:

  • St Marys Street Reserve & Thurles Street Reserve:
    Temporary fencing is being installed today, with works beginning from tomorrow (13 May 2025).
  • Donald Street Reserve:
    Temporary fencing will be installed next week (19 May 2025). Please note there may be times when the playground is temporarily fenced off while a new fence is installed around it.

We appreciate your patience during these upgrades and look forward to delivering improved public spaces for the community to enjoy.

Thank you for providing your feedback on Playground Renewals at Donald Street Reserve and Thurles Street Reserve.

Consultation outcomes are summarised in the Summary of Feedback document to the right of this page in the Documents tab.

Background

The City of Mitcham is excited to hear your feedback on the planned playground upgrades at Donald Street Reserve and Thurles Street Reserve, St Marys. We’re aiming to create fun, inclusive spaces for children of all ages, and your input can help shape these new play areas!

The St Marys Street Reserve and Donald Street Reserve works are funded by the Government of South Australia on behalf of the Minister for Infrastructure and Transport. This work goes towards delivering on the Malinauskas Government’s promise to revitalise reserves in St Marys by the Member for Elder, Nadia Clancy in the lead up to the state election.

Let’s work together to create playgrounds that everyone can enjoy!

Thurles Street Reserve Update - July 2025

Construction works at Thurles Street Reserve are scheduled to begin on Friday 11 July, starting with the removal of the planter boxes. Once this is complete, temporary fencing will be relocated to the playground area, with demolition of the existing playground and construction of the new, exciting play space set to commence on 28 July. The east–west footpath through the reserve will remain open and accessible to the community throughout the works.

Revitalising St Marys – Reserve Upgrades Commencing

Furniture installations are progressing well and are expected to be completed in the next couple of weeks, along with the new fencing at Donald Street Reserve.

As part of the Revitalising St Marys project, installation of new park furniture will begin this week across local reserves. This includes shelters, BBQs, drinking fountains, seating, and picnic tables to enhance community spaces.

Site plans and playground designs can be viewed in the Documents tab to the right of this page.

Schedule of Works:

  • St Marys Street Reserve & Thurles Street Reserve:
    Temporary fencing is being installed today, with works beginning from tomorrow (13 May 2025).
  • Donald Street Reserve:
    Temporary fencing will be installed next week (19 May 2025). Please note there may be times when the playground is temporarily fenced off while a new fence is installed around it.

We appreciate your patience during these upgrades and look forward to delivering improved public spaces for the community to enjoy.

Thank you for providing your feedback on Playground Renewals at Donald Street Reserve and Thurles Street Reserve.

Consultation outcomes are summarised in the Summary of Feedback document to the right of this page in the Documents tab.

Background

The City of Mitcham is excited to hear your feedback on the planned playground upgrades at Donald Street Reserve and Thurles Street Reserve, St Marys. We’re aiming to create fun, inclusive spaces for children of all ages, and your input can help shape these new play areas!

The St Marys Street Reserve and Donald Street Reserve works are funded by the Government of South Australia on behalf of the Minister for Infrastructure and Transport. This work goes towards delivering on the Malinauskas Government’s promise to revitalise reserves in St Marys by the Member for Elder, Nadia Clancy in the lead up to the state election.

Let’s work together to create playgrounds that everyone can enjoy!

  • New Elements Installed at Donald Street and Thurles Street Reserves

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    We’re excited to share that several new elements have been installed at Donald Street Reserve and Thurles Street Reserve, enhancing these beloved community spaces for everyone to enjoy.

    New installations include:
    • Drinking fountains for easy hydration
    • Sheltered BBQs perfect for gatherings
    • Comfortable bench seating
    • Convenient waste bins to help keep our reserves clean
    These upgrades are part of our ongoing commitment to improving local reserves and creating welcoming, functional spaces for our community.

    Stay tuned for more updates regarding the playgrounds - scheduled to be completed ready for the warmer spring months!
Page last updated: 30 Jul 2025, 02:12 PM