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- Improved Lighting At Eildon Park
As part of a State Government grant, Council is seeking to upgrade the sportsground lighting at Eildon Park Reserve’s first oval in Rowville.
The existing lighting has been unreliable, with frequent maintenance call-outs, and does not meet Knox’s guidelines for sports facilities.
Home to the Rowville Football Club during the winter season with the club’s junior football program running out of this site, including Auskick, the upgrade would aim to improve both safety and usability for both local community members and local sporting groups.
The new lighting will be able to cover more ground, as well as have the ability to operate at a lower LUX level (lower level of light), to support other community uses, such as walking and running, when not in use by clubs.
To help us shape the future of the reserve, share your thoughts with us by Friday 7 March 2025.
For any questions on the project, you can contact Tom Scanlan on [email protected] or call 0466 207 021.
We look forward to receiving your feedback.
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