Mimosa Oval Turramurra in Turramurra, New South Wales, Australia | Sports & recreation venue

Mimosa Oval Turramurra

Locality: Turramurra, New South Wales, Australia

Address: 40 Mimosa Road 2074 Turramurra, NSW, Australia

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25.01.2022 Kissing Point Cricket Club still need players in some age groups

18.01.2022 Barra Brui Action Group Petition against a synthetic grass field at Barra Brui Reserve St Ives This is another poor choice for the site of a plastic grass sport...sfield in Ku-ring-gai. The Barra Brui Action Group opposes Ku-ring-gai Municipal Council's plans to rip up the grass oval at Barra Brui Reserve and allow the Northern Sydney and Beaches Hockey Association to turn the field into a wet-based artificial regional hockey field that denies recreational access to the local community. Anyone who has visited this field knows how bad access is. How does Council propose to keep residents and players safe in this bushfire high-risk area located next to Garigal National Park? Barra Brui Reserve should be kept as a natural grass and bushland space for the enjoyment of everyone and the protection of existing flora and fauna. Please sign Barra Brui Action Group’s petition against the artificial field, link https://www.change.org/p/ku-ring-gai-council-keep-barra-bru

17.01.2022 GTI keys left at Mimosa. On the carpark gate

10.01.2022 We were looking forward to having another Christmas Mimosa Celebration this year but its not wise when Covid 19 is still a consideration. Hope to see you out and about on the oval these holidays, great to see the Mimosa Cafe is so well used Here is a memory from 2019

08.01.2022 Rofe Park is an area of natural native bushland of approximately 50 acres (20.23 hectares) gifted to the people of Ku-ring-gai by the Rofe family in 1927. The Park is part of an unbroken three-kilometre-long stretch of bushland (Sheldon Forest, Rofe Park and Comenarra Creek Reserve) that connects the Pacific Highway with Lane Cove National Park in South Turramurra. The Avondale Creek flows through the park, there are two waterfalls (from different branches of the creek) and n...Continue reading

02.01.2022 Ku-ring-gai Council has resolved to build a new synthetic football field at Norman Griffiths Oval, West Pymble next to the WPFC Clubhouse From the Council Minutes of 20/10/2020 Meeting; Proposed Synthetic Field at Norman Griffiths Sportsground, West Pymble File: S07491 Vide: GB.12... To advise Council of the response to the community consultation for the proposed synthetic field at Norman Griffiths Sportsground, West Pymble and provide advice as to an alternate funding source to fund the project shortfall to allow the project to proceed to design and construction. Resolved: (Moved: Councillors Pettett/Kelly) That: 20201020-OMC-Mins-2020/311074 /14 KU-RING-GAI COUNCIL A. Recognising the importance accelerating capital works where feasible to assist with the Covid pandemic recovery, and particularly in light of the opportunities created by the Environmental Planning and Assessment (Local Infrastructure Contributions Pooling of Contributions) Direction 2020 and the Environmental Planning and Assessment (Local Infrastructure Contributions Information) Direction 2020, Council fund the shortfall of approximately $1.25 million for the synthetic upgrade of Norman Griffiths Oval from the Ku-ring-gai Contributions Plan 2010 from the New hockey field and multi-purpose sportsfield line item. B. Council proceeds to design and construction of a synthetic surface at Norman Griffiths Sportsground this financial year. C. All persons who submitted a response during the public exhibition period be provided an update of the decision. D. The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, as a stakeholder, be consulted throughout the development of the project. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY

02.01.2022 Update to the Bio-banking status of Rofe Park. The new plaque says it’s a Biodiversity Stewardship Site. This site is managed to protect and enhance its biodiversity values. Our fabulous Rofe Park is one of only 7 sites in NSW! Something Turramurra can be proud of