After months of delays and growing community concern, Ku-ring-gai Council has officially terminated the contract with Turf One for the redevelopment of Norman Griffiths Oval.

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In response to environmental breaches, budget blowouts, design issues and unresolved disputes, Council has now taken possession of the site and is committing to a fresh direction.

This includes:

* Making the site safe and stable
* Reassessing the option of natural turf over synthetic
* Undertaking an independent investigation into the project

Join us for an important Community Town Hall on Tuesday 10th June as we discuss how Ku-ring-gai can lead the way in building climate-resilient, high-quality sporting fields.

At the Town Hall meeting, you will learn about the NSW Government’s new Best-Practice Guidelines for Sporting Fields, hear expert insights from the latest reports on Best Practice Sports Fields and get an update on the Norman Griffiths Oval Project.

Areas for discussion:

Update on Norman Griffiths Oval project and Council’s proposed review

Key insights from the NSW Govt’s Best-Practice Guidelines for Sporting Fields
Key findings on natural turf management and opportunities for improvement
The importance of soil health, drainage, and turf selection on field capacity

Community input on the future of our sporting fields.
Next steps for ongoing action and advocacy.

We need your engagement and support. Come along and hear the latest news and insights from the experts.