through administrative arrangements to oversee Centennial Park and Moore Park, Callan Park, Parramatta Park, Western Sydney Parkland and Fernhill Estate.
Labor upper house MP Penny Sharpe said one of the biggest fears was the loss of local input into the parks, citing “genuine concern” about the lack of influence community trust boards would have. But former Inner West mayor Rochelle Porteous said the bill’s flaw was that it worked on the premise that the city’s “iconic parks” needed to be self funding. “It opens Callan Park up for business. Callan Park is a park – it is not an entertainment complex,” she said.
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