Our plans for McLean Park will mean it can be a multi-use facility and also a traditional stadium when needed. This flexibility will allow more use of the park and its facilities by a broader range of groups, and it will be a better experience for users. These plans will be more affordable for Napier’s ratepayers. Funding over the next ten years is the same as previously planned.
The long-term programme of work includes:
1-10 years’ time:
- An asphalted area on the Latham Street frontage for multi-purpose use.
- New unisex amenities.
- New layout of Latham Street carpark.
11-15 years’ time:
- Installing a new stage performance area on the park’s embankment to enable more concerts.
- New walking track around the park perimeter.
- Open to the public 24/7 but easily closed off for events.
- Minimal investment in Graeme Lowe stand and then undertake an assessment of it in the mid-2030s. The potential outcome could be the demolition of the stand.
- Introduce portable modular seating on the side where the Graeme Lowe stand used to be (if this is demolished).
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