Content components The area covered by the Glenferrie Oval, Grace Park and L.E. Bray Reserve Concept Master Plan is large and diverse. The master plan, adopted by Council in 2009, seeks to address the complex issues relating to the mix of spaces, facilities and uses in this area.Key aimsThe master plan aims to develop and maintain a vibrant community space that promotes health and fitness, arts and culture, and sport and recreation opportunities for the whole community.Key objectives of the master plan are to:enhance and protect the heritage character of Grace Parkmaintain L.E. Bray Reserve and Grace Park as an open space, and corridor for pedestrians and cyclistsuse Glenferrie Oval and the Tuck Stand for beginner level sport, community and cultural activitiescreate an open space link between Glenferrie Oval and Grace Parkenhance the access for pedestrians and cyclistsincorporate sustainable measures, including water sensitive urban designrespect the history of the precinct.StatusThe master plan is being progressively implemented with many significant recommendations complete, including:redevelopment of the Hawthorn Aquatic and Leisure Centre, the Linda Crescent carpark and Grace Streetupgrades to the Glenferrie Oval pedestrian underpasspath and landscaping works around the tennis courtsshared paths along Hilda Crescent and through the Linda Crescent carparkdemolition of the former caretaker's cottagedemolishing the Ferguson Stand and creating new open space renewal of both the Grace Park and L.E. Bray Reserve playgroundsdevelopment of a sustainable water strategy, and the installation of a raingarden in Grace Park to collect, treat and reuse stormwater for watering.The final initiative to be completed is the Glenferrie Oval and Tuck Stand refurbishment. These works are due for completion in 2026. For more information, contact our landscape and design team on (03) 9278 4060 or email: [email protected].DownloadsConcept Master Plan Sheet 1Concept Master Plan Sheet 2Concept Master Plan Sheet 3Concept Master Plan Sheet 4