ANZAC Park Lions Shelter Refurbishment
Completed refurbishment
ANZAC Park Lions Shelter location
Sample of screens to be fitted into brickwork to improve surveillance and improve visual appeal.
The Lions Shelter in Anzac Park, Maryborough, was refurbished to upgrade and improve its structure by replacing old materials, reducing maintenance needs, and increasing resilience to damage.
The work included replacing the roof and gutters, repainting, upgrading the brickwork with an anti-graffiti coating, and improving the flooring by sealing cracks in the concrete. Additionally, electrical systems were relocated, drainage was updated, ground levels were improved, and new turf was laid.
The refurbishment extended the shelter’s lifespan, reduced upkeep costs, prevented vandalism, and improved safety by making the area easier to monitor.
The works were completed in June.
A local company, Heritage House Recyclers, carried out the refurbishment.
The project cost $86,000, funded through the Council’s 2024/25 Capital Budget.
The improved shelter is now more durable, safer, and easier to maintain, ensuring it remains a valuable and inviting space for the Maryborough community.
ANZAC Park Lions Shelter location
Sample of screens to be fitted into brickwork to improve surveillance and improve visual appeal.