Many respondents would like to see Green Street as an open, versatile space without adding too many features. They value the simplicity and flexibility of the current open green area.

We opened up the central grass area to provide more space for market stalls and events when they happen.

A concrete path will improve accessibility for all community members, including older adults, those with mobility limitations and pram-users. Some respondents felt there were too many paths on the site.

We simplified the path layout to maximize grass space and reduce the amount of concrete.

Most respondents like the idea of adding shelter and seating but some are worried about the type and placement of these features limiting the openness of the space. Some valued the shelter for protection from the elements and others like the shelter for holding performances.

Although a shelter was not part of the original project scope, if budget allows the revised plan includes a shelter and accessible picnic tables off the concrete path for comfort throughout the year.

Communal picnic seating received the most votes, with a feature tree closely second. Other priorities were space for market stalls and group seating.

Responses to our open survey highlighted the preferences for opportunities to sit and enjoy lunch or gather together. "Keeping it green" with trees/ gardens was suggested by many contributors.
Ensuring the market and other community groups can still utilise the area was also important.

As a small-scale open space area, large infrastructure will not be included.
Suggestions for toilets, playgrounds or water play, BBQs and large building structures cannot be included in this project.