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We’re upgrading the Morgan Park football field, so it better supports football and community use.
Project outline
The work includes improving the main field surface, reshaping the bank between the main field and the old bowling greens, creating a new practice area where the old bowling greens were, and installing new lights for football.
Currently, Morgan Park does not have field areas that are correctly sized for football, and the existing lighting is too dim for good use. These upgrades will help make the field safer, more practical and more enjoyable for local football players and the wider community.
Project timeline
The upgrade is planned to take place in stages from October 2026 through to June 2027. Some parts of the project will involve short periods of work, followed by time for the grass to grow and settle. The main field turf work is expected to start in October. Lighting work is likely to happen around December or January, and final earthworks are expected around February or March.
Impact on the community
We expect disruption for neighbours and the public to be low. Most of the work will happen during normal weekday business hours. There may be tractors, excavators, trucks, trailers, rollers and other machinery on site at different times, depending on the stage of work.
For everyone’s safety, please follow contractor signage and keep clear of fenced work areas. This means people will not be able to walk dogs across the field or use it as a shortcut while areas are fenced off. We know this may be a change to normal routines, and we appreciate your patience while the work is underway.
The work will be carried out in stages, and we will share updates as the project progresses on this page. We expect the fields to be closed for grass growth – approx. five months.
We’re upgrading the Morgan Park football field, so it better supports football and community use.
Project outline
The work includes improving the main field surface, reshaping the bank between the main field and the old bowling greens, creating a new practice area where the old bowling greens were, and installing new lights for football.
Currently, Morgan Park does not have field areas that are correctly sized for football, and the existing lighting is too dim for good use. These upgrades will help make the field safer, more practical and more enjoyable for local football players and the wider community.
Project timeline
The upgrade is planned to take place in stages from October 2026 through to June 2027. Some parts of the project will involve short periods of work, followed by time for the grass to grow and settle. The main field turf work is expected to start in October. Lighting work is likely to happen around December or January, and final earthworks are expected around February or March.
Impact on the community
We expect disruption for neighbours and the public to be low. Most of the work will happen during normal weekday business hours. There may be tractors, excavators, trucks, trailers, rollers and other machinery on site at different times, depending on the stage of work.
For everyone’s safety, please follow contractor signage and keep clear of fenced work areas. This means people will not be able to walk dogs across the field or use it as a shortcut while areas are fenced off. We know this may be a change to normal routines, and we appreciate your patience while the work is underway.
The work will be carried out in stages, and we will share updates as the project progresses on this page. We expect the fields to be closed for grass growth – approx. five months.
Page last updated: 08 Sep 2026, 01:49 PM
Main field rennovation
Morgan Park - Football Field is currently at this stage
October 2026 Renovation of main field.
Sports lights
this is an upcoming stage for Morgan Park - Football Field
Jan - Feb 2027 Install sports lighting, Subject to Resource and Building Consents
Main earthworks for field extension
this is an upcoming stage for Morgan Park - Football Field
Feb - March 2027 Main earthworks to be undertaken for the field extension towards old bowling greens, recontouring the bank between main field and old bowling greens, and renovating the practice area (old bowling greens).
Turf work completed
this is an upcoming stage for Morgan Park - Football Field
March 2027 Turf works completed on main field extension, bank, and practice area.
Practice Area improvements
this is an upcoming stage for Morgan Park - Football Field
April - June 2027 Practice area, extension, and bank are anticipated to be established around June 2027.