The Wheat Belt town of Lake Grace is looking better than ever after two of its main public amenities underwent an impressive transformation courtesy of WA’s leading synthetic grass specialists.
Visitors to the Lake Grace Swimming Pool are now welcomed by an oasis of sustainable synthetic grass which will remain green for many years without any need for watering or fertilisers. Also transforming the town’s municipal barbecue area, the Shire of Lake Grace has drastically reduced maintenance costs, making serious savings over the coming years.
As the town celebrates its Centenary this year, Shire Chief Executive, Sean Fletcher is looking to invest in more synthetic grass applications due to the serious savings associated with reduced water consumption: “We are really pleased with the fresh new look of the entrance to the town’s swimming pool and particularly because this will allow us to have much more sustainable turf and lawns around our public amenities,” Mr Fletcher said.
“These initial projects are just the start of the Shire’s water saving initiatives. Further transformations using synthetic grass will lift the townscapes within the Shire’s communities and we will continue to use such products in the coming years.
“Everybody knows that traditional turf is very difficult to keep in good condition in our climate and there is a very real need to preserve our water resources so this is a move I think people living within the Shire can be proud of,” he added.
