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QLDC seeks feedback on use of new reserve land
QLDC seeks feedback on use of new public recreation reserve land in Wanaka
Queenstown Lakes District Council (QLDC) is seeking the community’s feedback on how new public recreation reserve land in Wanaka should be used.
QLDC Parks & Reserves Officer Diana Manson says the land, newly extended from Peninsula Bay, offers up stunning views of Lake Wanaka and is already being used by both bikers and walkers on a narrow, informal track running through the area.
“We’re extremely fortunate to retain this reserve for the use of the community. It’s a beautiful piece of land and we’re interested to know what people would like it used for. Whether utilised for more disc golf or picnic areas, ecological preservation and enhancement, or walking and biking trails, all feedback is welcome.”
Public suggestions can be made from today (Wednesday 29 August) at 5.00pm until Friday 28 September at 5.00pm.
Queenstown Lakes District Council is also seeking additional feedback on proposals made by both Bike Wanaka and Disc Golf Wanaka relating to the new public recreation reserve land at Peninsula Bay.
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