Hands off Hall Park Rally Mandurah

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Hall Park has been a cherished part of the Mandurah community for decades, by both locals & tourists alike and they need your support to ensure it remains a place for everyone to enjoy. Originally classified as an A-Class reserve in 1965, Hall Park was set aside for recreational use, offering a peaceful green space for families and the community.

However, recent plans for development at Hall Park, including a 650-seat brewery and additional parking areas, could change the character of this special space. As an A-Class reserve, Hall Park is meant to be preserved for the public's benefit, and many people believe it 2019s important to protect its original purpose.

Join the community of Mandurah for the Rally to Protect Hall Park 2013 Sunday, February 16th at 10:00 AM, Meeting at the Hall Park Skatepark, where everyone is welcome!

This rally is an opportunity for the community to peacefully express their thoughts on the proposed development and its impact on the park. They want to ensure that Hall Park remains a recreational space for generations to come.

Why Does This Matter?

Protecting Green Spaces: Hall Park is vital to the community, offering a space for outdoor recreation and relaxation. They want to keep it accessible for families, children, and individuals who enjoy the park 2019s natural beauty.

Honouring its Legacy: The A-Class reserve status was granted with the purpose of preserving Hall Park for recreation. It 2019s important that we work together to protect this vision for the future.

Supporting the Community: A balanced approach to development is important. Many members of the Mandurah community believe Hall Park should continue to serve as a green space for everyone, with thoughtful consideration for both the environment and the community's needs.

What 2019s Happening?
Mandurah City Council is considering plans for a 650-seat multi-story brewery and parking areas within the Hall Park reserve. While we understand that development can bring economic benefits, we want to ensure that any changes to Hall Park will not diminish its value as a space for public recreation.

How Can You Help?
Attend the rally on Sunday, February 16th, at 10 AM, and show your support for preserving Hall Park 2019s green space.

Spread the word and encourage your family and friends to join us.
Stay informed through the Friends of Hall Park Community Page Facebook Group for updates and discussions.

Did You Know?
The state and federal governments are investing millions into enhancing recreational areas across Mandurah, including the Western Foreshore. These projects focus on creating new spaces for community gatherings and outdoor activities. We want to ensure that Hall Park continues to serve as a recreational space that contributes to the overall well-being of the Mandurah community.

This rally is about having a constructive conversation and ensuring that Hall Park remains the community asset it was always intended to be. Your voice is important in shaping the future of these shared spaces, and we hope you 2019ll join us in making sure Hall Park remains a place where everyone can enjoy nature, relaxation, and recreation.

Let 2019s work together to protect Hall Park for future generations!


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