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Following community consultation, in October 2020 Council endorsed the Animal Management and Exercise Plan 2020-2025 (AMEP) and the roll out of a trial off-lead traffic light indicator, to determine a park’s dog off or on lead status. As part of the plan, we identified several parks to trial switching to a ‘green’ off-lead status. These parks were divided under a three-phase trial. Phase one (Oct 2022 – present) The City trialled the following parks as temporary off-lead areas: • Allendale Park • Aubin Grove Reserve • Beeliar Reserve • Colorado Park • Goodchild Park • Santich Park Phase two (July 2022 - present) Considering feedback from phase one, the City trailed three additional as temporary off-lead areas: • Enright Reserve • Len Packham Park** • Success Reserve Council request review (May 2023) Considering phase one and two feedback, Council requested community review on the roll-out on shared use spaces. Roll-out Review (March 2024) Parks already trialled as off-lead ‘green’ status: • Allendale Park • Aubin Grove Reserve • Beeliar Reserve • Colorado Park • Goodchild Park • Santich Park • Enright Reserve • Success Reserve Parks already trialled as off-lead ‘green’ status: • Allendale Park • Aubin Grove Reserve • Beeliar Reserve • Colorado Park • Goodchild Park • Santich Park • Enright Reserve • Success Reserve Phase three parks – parks are to remain on-lead status ‘yellow’ status: • Anning Park • Atwell Reserve • Beale Park • Botany Park • Davilak Park • Edwardes Park • Frankland Park • Len Packham Park • Meller Park • Nicholson Reserve • Radonich Park • South Coogee Reserve • Tempest Park • Watson Oval Phase three parks – where parks to be trialled as an off-lead ‘green’ status: • Albion Park • Dubove Park • Len McTaggart Park • Pool Reserve • Visko Park TBC – Phase three The City will present the review of the traffic light indicator system, including community feedback for Council consideration. Community feedback will help inform the planning of phase three.