Morris Williams Reserve Public Toilet
We’re creating a new public toilet at Morris Williams Reserve after receiving strong support from our community during the 2025 Public Toilet Plan review.
The reserve will also be home to Manningham's first bike pump track, creating new opportunities for people of all ages and abilities to ride, be active and enjoy the outdoors.
Together, these projects will enhance the reserve and support its growing use by the community.
What’s included?
The new modular toilets will include:
- an accessible cubicle
- an ambulant cubicle
- baby change facilities
- a rainwater tank to utilise a natural water supply
- external and internal powered lighting
- skylights for natural lighting
- perforated picture panels with painted images inspired by the local surroundings
- concrete paths to connect the toilets with surrounding paths and facilities.
Example design

Where is it?
The Morris Williams Reserve toilets will be centrally located on the west side of the Yarraleen Trail opposite the playspace.
This location was chosen based on community feedback. It will support how people use the reserve today, while also meeting the needs of future visitors to the bike pump track.
See the updated location here:

Why is it needed?
We’re adding new public toilets as they were requested by residents. They will also support upgraded park facilities in the future. This means everyone, especially families and older visitors, can enjoy longer stays at the reserve.
This project is part of our Public Toilet Plan 2025 (External link) and our Parks Improvement Program (External link).
When is it happening?
There may be some early site construction works starting in November and December 2026, with the bulk of the construction occurring between late January to the end of March 2027 (weather permitting).
Workers will usually be on site between 7 am and 5 pm weekdays.
How it might affect you
To reduce potential noise and disruption, the toilet will be constructed off site and delivered ready for installation.
During the installation, you may notice:
- some construction noise and dust
- temporary fencing
- some periods with no activity on site.
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