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Vibrant Public Spaces are areas in the public realm that support social interaction and community engagement. They are spaces which provide pedestrian amenity and are for everyone to enjoy.
A parklet is a small public park set into the existing streetscape. A parklet repurposes part of the street into a public space for people through the provision of seating, shade and greenery. Parklets are for anyone to use at all times and are not reserved for customers of particular businesses.
An eatlet is an outdoor eating area during business operating hours and a small public park out of business operating hours. Eatlets are reserved for customers of particular business during business operating hours and are available for anyone to use out of business operating hours.
Parklets and eatlets provide a place to rest, eat or work and enhance the streetscape by adding interest and amenity. They help local businesses by encouraging people to linger longer and are a point of interest in the community for residents and visitors to experience.
New Proposals:
This proposal is now being reviewed.
The City of Vincent has received an application to construct an eatlet in the on-street car bay in front of Vinyl Cafe at 636 Newcastle Street, Leederville. The eatlet design proposal and officer-level assessment of the application can be viewed on the right of this page.
*Please note: due to an unfortunate error in the printing room, some residents may have received two letters regarding the Vinyl Cafe eatlet proposal. Please be advised that this page is the correct link and contains the information for the Vinyl Cafe eatlet proposal. Our apologies for any inconvenience this may have caused.*
For more information about the City of Vincent's parklets, eatlets and other vibrant public spaces, please visit Vibrant Public Spaces on our website, or contact us by phone 9273 6000 or email mail@vincent.wa.gov.au
Information on this page is available in alternative formats on request.
Vibrant Public Spaces are areas in the public realm that support social interaction and community engagement. They are spaces which provide pedestrian amenity and are for everyone to enjoy.
A parklet is a small public park set into the existing streetscape. A parklet repurposes part of the street into a public space for people through the provision of seating, shade and greenery. Parklets are for anyone to use at all times and are not reserved for customers of particular businesses.
An eatlet is an outdoor eating area during business operating hours and a small public park out of business operating hours. Eatlets are reserved for customers of particular business during business operating hours and are available for anyone to use out of business operating hours.
Parklets and eatlets provide a place to rest, eat or work and enhance the streetscape by adding interest and amenity. They help local businesses by encouraging people to linger longer and are a point of interest in the community for residents and visitors to experience.
New Proposals:
This proposal is now being reviewed.
The City of Vincent has received an application to construct an eatlet in the on-street car bay in front of Vinyl Cafe at 636 Newcastle Street, Leederville. The eatlet design proposal and officer-level assessment of the application can be viewed on the right of this page.
*Please note: due to an unfortunate error in the printing room, some residents may have received two letters regarding the Vinyl Cafe eatlet proposal. Please be advised that this page is the correct link and contains the information for the Vinyl Cafe eatlet proposal. Our apologies for any inconvenience this may have caused.*
For more information about the City of Vincent's parklets, eatlets and other vibrant public spaces, please visit Vibrant Public Spaces on our website, or contact us by phone 9273 6000 or email mail@vincent.wa.gov.au
Information on this page is available in alternative formats on request.
