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05 Thebarton Oval Precinct Site Appreciation 17 Existing Access and Circulation The Brickworks Marketplace A S H W I N P A R A D E Site circulation through Kings Reserve is generally satisfactory, however navigating through the Thebarton Oval area is somewhat challenged given the fencing which restricts public access. E A S T S T R E E T KINGS RESERVE Thebarton Community Centre There is a significant opportunity to improve pedestrian and cyclist connectivity through the Precinct, particularly in a north-south direction.

Soccer Picnic and BBQ pitch S O U T H R O A D The majority of paths that connect through the Precinct are either unsealed, are desire lines over turf, or are bitumen in varying states of dilapidation. Skate area park Path lighting is also lacking, and consequently does not offer a safe way to move through the Precinct during night hours. Existing car park Vehicle access is afforded into the Precinct from Ashley Street, South Road, and Meyer Street to the respective car parking areas located in close proximity to these streets.

M E Y E R S T R E E T On special event days, an access point on Ashwin Parade provides vehicle access for vehicles parking on the Kings Reserve turf area and its surrounds. Thebarton Aquatic Centre Torrensville There are no through-connections to vehicles across the site, other than along the western boundary of Thebarton Oval which links Meyer Street to Ashley Street.

E A S T S T R E E T Bowling Club THEBARTON OVAL Tennis and basketball courts Thebarton Senior College Playground Precinct boundary Legend Heritage listed Vehicle access point ticket booth/ gate Toilet block Event-mode vehicle access point Pedestrian/cyclist path A S H L E Y S T R E E T Formal car parking area Unsealed/minor path Bitumen access path Thebarton Oval Precinct Master Plan Report