The Wagstaffe to Killcare Community Association (WTKCA) is seeking community feedback on the proposed revamp of the Turo Reserve Playspace at Pretty Beach.
WTKCA said they will pass on any feedback to Central Coast Council.
Under the current plans, the existing raised pirate ship area will be turned into grass however the adult exercise equipment, football area and netball space will stay as it is.
The project is expected to cost $105,000.
One resident said it was a “total waste of money that Council doesn’t have”.
Other locals said the plans do not cater for the teenagers in the area.
“It would be great to see something for the older kids included,” they said.
“What about a few swing chairs? Big enough for the older kids to hand around on and have a chat.
“When are the older kids going to be considered? They are forever the forgotten ones.
“What about a small skate ramp like Copa? Or a basketball hoop area?”
Another resident suggested the inclusion of a shade sail.
Council said the design and construction contract had already been awarded.
The upgrade is expected to be completed by June 2022.
More information about the project including the design plans is available at yourvoiceourcoast.com/playspace.
Maisy Rae