Norman Griffiths Oval - What Happens Next?

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.