Closing the eastern end of Fetherston Street creates a new flexible green space for community gathering, play and informal recreation.

• Existing bluestone walls will be removed and reused elsewhere in the precinct.
• The design manages stormwater by directing kerb runoff into garden beds within the park, with paving that allows rainwater to soak into the ground rather than run off.
• The park will include a central lawn, garden beds, shade trees, seating, lighting and a drinking fountain.
• A distinctive palm will mark the southern station arrival and help with wayfinding.
• Existing trees will be retained and given more space to support long-term health.
• Bollards will define the boundary between the park and roadway to improve pedestrian safety.

• New park created from the partial closure of Fetherston Street
• New tree planting
• New park furniture and seating
• Landscaping designed to capture and absorb rainwater

• Reduction in parking spaces
• Changes to traffic conditions

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