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SHIRE OF AUGUSTA MARGARET RIVER ORDINARY COUNCIL MEETING 24 JUNE 2015

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11.4 Corporate and Community Services 11.4.8 MINUTES OF THE SPORTS AND RECREATION

ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING 3 JUNE 2015

Sports and Recreation Advisory Committee Meeting

Minutes

For the meeting held Wednesday 3 June 2015

in the Mainbreak Shire Civic Centre

Wallcliffe Road Margaret River

Commencing at 7.00pm

Shire Of Augusta Margaret River Sports And Recreation Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes: 3 June 2015

Notice of Meeting

Please be advised that a meeting of the Augusta Margaret River Sport and Recreation Advisory Committee will be held on 5 August 2015 in Mainbreak Meeting Room, Shire Civic Centre, Margaret River commencing at 7.00pm This meeting is open to members of the public. If you are unable to attend the meeting, please contact Hannah Waters, Personal Assistant Corporate and Community Services. Contact Number: 9780 5638 Email Address: [email protected]


TABLE OF CONTENTS AGENDA SUBJECT LISTING Notice of Meeting Order of Business (Table of contents) 1.0 Declaration of opening

2.0 Attendance / Apologies / Non-attendance

2.0 Attendance 2.1 Apologies 2.2 Non-attendance

3.0 Question time for the public

4.0 Disclosure of members’ interests

5.0 Confirmation of minutes of previous meeting 5.1 Sports and Recreation Advisory Committee Minutes: 1 April 2015

6.0 Matters arising from previous minutes

6.1 Live Action List

7.0 Reports from Shire Officers and Delegates 7.1 Recreation Centre Operation Update – Dylan Brown

8.0 General Business

8.1 Gloucester Park – Proposed location of a Mens Shed – Johan Louw 8.2 Update on the Lower Western Oval – Annie Riordan and Johan Louw 8.3 Access gate at the back of the goals on Gloucester Park – Jeff Bevan 8.4 Updates from clubs

9.0 Matters for which the meeting may be closed (Confidential Items)

10.0 Closure of meeting


1.0 Declaration of opening

The Chairperson opened the meeting at 7.01pm.

1 Attendance / Apologies / Non-attendance 2.1 Attendance Committee Members

Brian Warbey : Chairperson/Margaret River and Districts Agricultural Society Fred Yates : Augusta Margaret River Football Club Nick Dornan : Margaret River Tennis Club - proxy Leith Bussell : Margaret River Bowling Club Jeff Bevan : Deputy Chairperson/Margaret River Junior

Football Paul Creaney : Margaret River Karate Jim Ross : Margaret River Recreational Surfers and Board Riders Tracey King : Margaret River Hockey Club Incorporated Penny Lee : Margaret River Districts Horseman’s Association

and Pony Club Michael Earl : Hawks Cricket Club Martin Keen : Margaret River Senior High School Brad Mitchell : Margaret River Basketball Association Council Staff Members Kylie Kennaugh : Councillor Ian Earl : Councillor Annie Riordan : Director Corporate and Community Services (DCCS) Johan Louw : Director Infrastructure Services Dylan Brown : Recreation Operations Manager (ROM) Shane Bacskai : Supervisor Parks and Gardens Hannah Waters : Personal Assistant Corporate and Community Services -

Minutes

Observers Terry Hutchings : Margaret River Rotary Club

2.2 Apologies Colin Clark : Margaret River Tennis Club Phil Beb : Arts Margaret River Mark Heyink : Margaret River Gropers Rugby Club Gary Gibbon : Margaret River Underwater Hockey Club Inc Jeanette Smith : Margaret River Little Athletics

2.3 Non Attendance Danielle Parish : Margaret River Roller Derby Kara Beecham : Margaret River Netball Association Neil Mattinson : Football Margaret River

7.02pm Standing orders were suspended at 7.02pm so that agenda item 8.1 could be moved up the agenda for discussion.


8.1 Gloucester Park – Proposed location of a Mens Shed

Background The Margaret River Rotary Club approached the Shire in late 2014 requesting consideration of a site within Gloucester Park for the construction of a Mens Shed. Two alternative locations have been investigated and discarded by the Rotary Club as they are not fit for purpose. One site was next to the Lions Shed in the light industrial area and the other was next to FESA where the Environment Centre is currently located. The Environment Centre has plans to expand the current facilities and develop of the whole site. The plans have recently been approved which leaves no room for the Mens Shed. The site next to the Lions Shed was not supported by the Rotary Club committee as they were not sure LotteryWest would support a funding application in this location. A site was identified next to the Bowling Club for a Mens Shed. Brian Middleton, from the Margaret River Rotary Club attended the Sport and Recreation Advisory Committee (SRAC) meeting on Wednesday 3 December 2014 and presented Rotary’s case for a Mens Shed in Gloucester Park. Members of the SRAC suggested alternative sites, including:

• Area below the pool – where the donation bins are currently located. This site could not be considered as it is earmarked for the future expansion of the Recreation Centre.

• Site next to the Karate Club. This site could not be considered as it was too small.

• Southern end of the Nippers Oval. This suite was not considered suitable due to potential car parking issues.

• Area where the Water Corporation water towers currently are located (due for removal).

RECOMMENDATION That the Sports and Recreation Advisory Committee:

1. Would like to provide in principal support for the investigation of the establishment of a Men’s Shed in Gloucester Park.

2. Shire staff to carry out investigations on site options to present at the next meeting.

The Director Infrastructure presented the results of an investigation into five sites at Gloucester Park at the SRAC meeting on Wednesday 1 April 2015 (See attached). Representatives from the Mens Shed have been walked through all of the proposed sites.

Site 1 This area is undulating contains rubble and had drainage issues. The cost to develop this site would be prohibitive. Representatives from the Mens Shed do not consider this a suitable site. Site 2 This is a prime area and would fit the footprint near the entrance. The Bowling Club raised concerns about the land and after an additional assessment this has been deemed an unsuitable site.


Site 3 The footprint is too small and if in the event it was utilised, it would encroach on Little Athletics and the area earmarked for future expansion of the tennis courts. Site 4 (Preferred Site) This site would be ideal for parking but has been earmarked in the Gloucester Park Master Plan for future Little Athletics should the current site be taken up by the future expansion of the Tennis Club. Sites 5 (Preferred Site) Existing screening would make this the preferred site. Access to the site via Station Road would also limit the traffic impact on the other uses within the site. Colin Clark advised the committee that the Tennis Club would need to discuss this proposal. The vacant land near the Montessori School has been suggested as a possible alternative site. Due to the existing vegetation that would need to be cleared and the Rotary Club’s previous reluctance to locate near this area Rotary have determined that it would not be a suitable site. Discussion To utilise the site at the water tower (Site 4), Rotary would need to alter the proposed footprint of the Mens Shed to suit the site conditions. However, the site allows room to expand into Site 5 and the Rotary Club is flexible with the arrangement of buildings. Access through the area will need to be maintained and the existing gate will remain shut. Removal of some vegetation will be required. Access to the site would be from Station Road. Directional signage can be installed to ensure minimal impact on traffic to other destinations within Gloucester Park. There are some drainage issues to be resolved. Parking would be split between sites 4 and 5 in the short term. The area south of the oval is earmarked for additional parking in the future. The water tank is due to be decommissioned within the next 6 months. The electrical cabinet would remain for the time being. Rotary met with the Tennis Club on Friday 22 May to discuss any issues relating to the site. Rotary will work with the Tennis Club towards a suitable design for the Mens Shed. Rotary would need to obtain a building permit for the proposed Mens Shed. Recommendation That SRAC supports the location of a Mens Shed in Gloucester Park at the water tank (shown as site 4 on the attached map). Discussion on the 3 June 2015 Nick Dornan confirmed that the Tennis Club had met with Terry Hutchings from the Rotary Club on the proposed site of the Mens Shed. Since that meeting the Tennis Club Committee had met and concerns about noise were raised and a member also questioned why the lot next to the Lions Shed was rejected as a potential site. The SRAC discussed:

• Previously nominated sites for the Mens Shed that had been considered and rejected as possible locations by the Rotary Club

• Operational hours and potential noise created by the activities within the Mens Shed

• Preventative measures for noise that may be created by the Mens Shed

• The role of the SRAC was to provide a recommendation either supporting or rejecting the Rotary Clubs request to have a Mens Shed located on Gloucester Park


Nick Dornan put forward a motion that the Mens Shed not be located sites 4 and 5 within Gloucester Park. Gloucester Park should be for the use of sporting groups. Tracey King spoke for the motion indicating that there is an existing Master Plan for Gloucester Park and the current users are looking to expand now and into the future. The introduction of a Mens Shed may impact the expansion of existing clubs. Paul Creaney spoke against the motion questioning what the issue would be if proper sound buffering was put in place during construction.

RECOMMENDATION That the Sports and Recreation Advisory Committee would like to retain Gloucester Park for sporting groups and reject the introduction of a Mens Shed on site. Moved: Nick Dornan Seconded: Tracey King Carried: 8-3 Leith Bussell, Michael Earl and Paul Creaney voted against the motion

7.28pm Terry Hutching and & Johan Louw left the room

The Chair person reinstated Standing Orders at 7.28pm

3.0 Question time for the public Nil

4.0 Disclosure of members’ interest Nil

5.0 Confirmation of minutes of previous meeting 5.1 Sports and Recreation Advisory Committee Minutes: 1 April 2015

RECOMMENDATION That the minutes of the Sports and Recreation Advisory Committee Meeting held 1 April 2015 be confirmed as a true and correct record of the meeting. Moved: Fred Yates Seconded: Martin Keen Carried: All


6.0 Matters arising from previous minutes

6.1 Live Action List 121 June 2012 Leaking roof at Karate Club – possibility of funding for tiles to come off and be re-tinned. Dylan to

look into funding and advise Jo Smith to meet with Paul to discuss. 6/2/13 Paul has spoken with David Gunn who is speaking to the relevant contractors 21/3/13 Mid-year budget review has secured funding for completion Jo smith and Dave Gunn to complete 10/05/2013 roof restoration completed replaced broken tiles sealed and repainted, all gutters replaced and down pipes 5/6/13 New roof is on, but there are still leaks. Dylan to liaise between Paul Creaney and David Gunn to rectify 7/8/13 David and Jo are still to meet with Paul Creaney to discuss issues 2/10/13 David, Paul and Dylan met about 2 weeks ago. A roofing contractor will be looking at it to see what needs to be done. Roof appears to be more damaged than originally thought. 4/10/13 Two roofers have been down to have a look at it, there is a lot more work involved. 5/2/14 Chris Morwitzer from AMR Roofing will be looking at roof. 4/6/14 Dave Gunn and Chris Morwitzer will have meet with a carpenter at club tomorrow. Following inspection a decision will be made on action to be taken following the meeting. 6/8/14 Dave Gunn will be taking over the project. 4/2/15 Going to mid-year budget review. Dave Gunn getting quotes now. 1/4/15 Contract awarded and works to start next week looking to finish by end of April. 3/6/15 Completed

Dylan Brown Complete


125 Oct 12 Camping on Gloucester Park Oval - Looking at drawing up a policy for council relating to camping on Gloucester Park. Need to determine what are the requirements and necessity of each user group of Gloucester Park in terms of camping on the park throughout the year for various events, so these can be covered within the policy. Clubs to discuss with their committees and report back at the following SRAC meeting. Other things to be considered are ablutions, charges, etc. 6/2/13 Upcoming events include Rugby Carnival and a Soccer Carnival who may need to utilise camping options. Dylan has been in discussions with Alison – Manager of Environmental Health to determine the necessary health and other requirements should camping be allowed. FY – If such groups are coming into town, we should be able to accommodate them in some way, especially if they are going to provide the necessary ablutions etc. AS – Traditionally it occurs within country towns. Working through with Environmental Health with some further ideas Any plans to extend the camping options would be to ensure the ablution block is connected to main sewage, is currently on sewage tanks. 2/10 Met with environmental health a few times and looking at the smaller instances, i.e. The Show, and then Horses and finally Rugby and other sporting carnivals. Looking at what other shires are doing to determine what the Shire needs to implement 5/2/14 Carnivals have been accepted with camping permits. Over 1500 people in town for events and the caravan parks are close to capacity so camping on the oval may be required. Health will provide requirements for camping to approved events. ROM to continue working with Health. 6/4/14 Discussions occurring at all levels. To remain ongoing for now. 4/2/15 Looking on a needs basis. Expecting 1100 total for event Rugby 7’s. 1/4/15 Permit related. 03/06/15: Moving forward it will be a permit only to be discussed at event application - Completed

ALL Complete

141 5 February 2014

Following confirmation from the committee that the internal roads for Gloucester Park will remain private, they have requested that the roads be sign posted with approved names. Committee further advised that in the original precinct plan, an internal map was going to be displayed to assist visitors with orientation within the precinct. ROM to liaise with Technical Officer Assets and Administration in relation to having the roads sign posted. 4/6/14 ROM discussed with Technical Officer Administration and Assets (TOAA). TOAA will forward

Dylan Brown


some options for ROM to discuss with subcommittee. Subcommittee to decide what option to progress. 6/8/14 Will be finalised while ROM is on leave in the next month. 3/12/14 Johan to follow up – approvals pending from Landgate? 4/2/15 Met with Infrastructure and Landgate. Mock-up designed gone to working group. Looking at having signs up in the next couple of weeks. Wording for base of sign to be confirmed. 1/4/15 Sign writer to provide proof.

142 5 February 2014

ROM to follow up with DCCS in relation to types of suitable signage for sporting clubs and events, appropriate placement of signage and determining if there are any available funds in the budget for such a project. 6/8/14 No funds in the budget for 2014-15. 4/2/15 No funds put forward. 03/06/15: No funds in the next budget. Note: Banner placement and signage block line of site. Traffic hazard.

Dylan Brown Ongoing

156 1 April 2015 Investigation and requested trial of hard wicket cover/s: Cricket Club (and other affected clubs if desired) to research existing grounds and users of similar product and provide feedback at the next meeting and hold discussions with user groups that will be affected should the trial go ahead. (Information presented based on Surfacing Solutions. Gecko Pitch Covers). 03/06/15: Investigations will continue this weekend. Looking at a drop in pitch alternative.

Hawks Cricket Club

157 1 April 2015 All clubs to provide Junior and Senior participation (growth figures) for last 5 years to the Minute Secretary for collation prior to the next meeting.

All SRAC members

158 1 April 2015 Minute Secretary to provide a list of funding/grants/sponsorships that can be accessed by sporting groups.

Hannah Waters Complete

159 1 April 2015 SRAC members to discuss Sportsman’s Ball or Fun day with clubs. Ongoing

All SRAC members

160 3 June 2015 The Augusta Golf Club would like to apply for a position on the committee. Minute Secretary to email application information through to Nick Dornan.

Hannah Waters Complete


7.0 Reports from Shire Officers and Delegates 7.1 Recreation Centre Operation Update

Upcoming Programs & Operations

Refurbishment • Installation of new Recreation Centre roof completed • New and additional skylights have also been installed • Installation of new, straight netball sleeves • Painting of change rooms and basketball area

Aquatic Centre • Swimming Women had a very successful term, with over 40 participants up to

seven times per week

Augusta Recreation and Civic Centre • Augusta Hydro pool was fully booked on Tuesday and Thursday this week • A fourth session is opening up on Thursdays now due to increased demand • There were issues with the Hydro Pool heat pump causing the pool to shut for

unscheduled maintenance • The pump has been replaced • Area cordoned off due to wall damage. Investigations into long term options

continue

Child Care • Average of 52 children a day in Vacation Care program, with 5 high support

needs children attending the service regularly • Average of 25 children a day in the After School Care program • Increase on average of 10 children in Vacation Care and 3 children in After

School Care comparable to 2014

Fitness Centre • New gym equipment due to arrive 8 June • LED light going up in Group Fitness Room and Gym • New timetable out with a few changes for Winter • A desk and computer have now been placed in the gym which optimises staff

time and is customer friendly

Class Averages February 12.5 March 11.4 April 10 (including rec centre closure) May 10.5 (11.3)

Gloucester Park • New fence installation is now completed • There will be some additional gates to be installed due to the height of the fence

Sports Stadium • Netball season currently in action and progressing well • Junior Netball season currently in action and progressing well • Senior Competitions in Basketball, Women’s Netball, Mixed Netball and

Volleyball (Total 28 Teams) • Gym kids program totally booked (gym program for ages up to 5 years) – New

program starts in 2 weeks • Gymnastic program for primary school age children has recommenced • KIDSPORT Vouchers

o 2012 - 114 Vouchers o 2013 – 213 Vouchers


o 2014 – 222 Vouchers o 2015 – 138 Vouchers up to 25/05/2015 o Total of 687 Vouchers = $100,052.89

Beach • Season completed on ANZAC day • No major instances this year • Numbers indicate that well over 170,000 people over the beach in 5 months • All three lifeguards are to return for the 2015-16 season

8.0 General Business

8.2 Update on Lower Western Oval The Lower Western Oval and the Skate Park have been identified as two projects for potential redevelopment with the assistance of CSRFF funding. Following discussions with DSR, redevelopment of the Lower Western Oval has been identified as the project to peruse funding for as it would meet more of the funding rounds requirements as a multi-use facility and skate parks have been over-subscribed for funding from DSR so this is now considered a lower priority for funding success.

The Shire will be looking to submit an application for the September forward planning round which would be determined in February/March next year. With the announcement of the State budget the funding for CSRFF projects has been reduced from $20 to $7 million. This makes competing for funds more difficult so the redevelopment that ticks the most boxes has a better chance of being successful. As a Shire we haven’t submitted an application for a Shire project since the redevelopment of the Recreation Centre. Draft concept plans are underway for a playing field suitable for Soccer, Hockey and Rugby as they will be the clubs most affected by the upgrades. The plans include car parking, fencing and lighting which will all be brought up to DSR standards for those sports. Once the concept plans have been developed with some costings we hope to present them to the August SRAC meeting prior to seeking support from Council via report. If the redevelopment project is successful we will be advised in February or March next year. The funding allows 3 years for construction however we would look to develop the site after Winter season next year in time for the commencement of the 2017 Winter season. As part of the application the Shire requires participation for all Gloucester Park users so can you please forward club participant numbers through to the Minute Secretary as soon as possible. I will be meeting with DSR on Monday with the draft concept plan. The committee agreed that it was a priority to get the site developed and a question about Development Contributions was raised. Scheme Amendment No 35 - Development Contributions is currently being advertised on the website: www.amrshire.wa.gov.au. Submissions close 26 June 2015. It is anticipated that it will be adopted in July.

http://www.amrshire.wa.gov.au/


8.3 Access gate at the back of the goals on Gloucester Park The gates need to be put in place so that when the ball is kicked over the boundary, runners don’t have to jump over it.

There is a small access point at the back of the goals. It is difficult for kids to get over the fence to retrieve stray balls. Dylan: We are looking at installing an access point before the end of the financial year. Can clubs and schools please remind students not to jump over fence to avoid injury.

8.4 Updates from clubs

8.4.1 Margaret River Senior High School • 860 students enrolled • Significant user of Gloucester Park

8.4.2 Margaret River Hockey Club Inc

• Important to have population projections • In the last 3 years there has been an increase of over 300

students • Season well underway • The figures for the last 3 or 4 years have no juniors and only

1 or 2 senior teams. We now 68 juniors participating • Momentum gained and we hope to get a facility at

Gloucester Park • We are now planning for the future

8.4.3 Margaret River Karate

• There are casual users of the Karate facilities that are not included in our numbers such as Belly Dancing etc

• Big thanks to Dylan and Dave Gunn for completing roof, we are now water tight

• Included with roof getting replaced painting has been done • Funded installation of gutter guards on the west side of the

building • Looking at raising funds for water damage • Replacement of main floor • Trip to Japan planned for 8 students and 3 instructors • Heavily fund raising any donations welcomed • Thank you to:

o Lions for $1,000 o IGA have tins on checkouts for month of June o Performance at IGA o Coles o Candy Cow

• Raffles and sausage sizzles will continue • Held Juniors tournament in Perth and won a handful of

medals • Our tournament last weekend was successful and we

received great feedback • Thank you Dylan and team for access to venue out of hours

for set up and catering • Our Chief Instructor died last year and his family didn’t want

to continue with the association • USKUAWA – Formed a working group to become an

incorporated body

8.4.4 Margaret River Junior Football • Into season


• Preparing for junior carnivals at Australind – middle weekend

of school holidays • Ovals seem to be holding up fine • No issues with conditions of ovals • “Senior Juniors” 9, 10, 11 & girls all in the swing of things

with high numbers

8.4.5 Margaret River Bowling Club • Half members have gone north • Winter programs running Friday and Sunday

8.4.6 Augusta Margaret River Football Club

• Issue with light tower not functioning • Boys going well although we have run into some tough

teams last couple of fortnights should get an easier run of it now

• Good atmosphere and numbers

8.4.7 Margaret River Tennis Club • Social tennis happening – quite time • Court maintenance program running • Everything is fine

8.4.8 Margaret River Districts Horseman’s Association and Pony

Club • Training, rallies and coaching • Upgrading grounds

8.4.9 Hawks Cricket Club

• South West Mudfest – 4 July • Gnaracup Cricket Club (hour away from Esperance) fencing

grounds with cricket bats from around the world. If you have any spare bats send them to us and we will forward on

• We have contributed some

8.4.10 Margaret River Basketball • Settling in • Turned away 10 • Preliminary meetings with WA Basketball to increase

numbers and planning for next season

8.4.11 Parks and Gardens • Pretty good run into winter • Weather has been good for fields, drainage and turf • Noticed there is an increase of day time casual and informal

use of Gloucester Park that is starting to impact on our operations

• People don’t pay attention to the signs in place

8.4.12 Margaret River Recreational Surfers and Board Riders • Big swell on Thursday • Represented MR and Cowaramup Boardriders Membership

for policy. Hard to come up with exact numbers for the group participation will forward a guestimate through

8.4.13 Margaret River and Districts Agricultural Society

• Meetings and planning for entertainment underway • Application to run the event submitted to the Shire • Talking about tug of war event on the Friday night – get in

touch with us


• Junior competition for the tug of war will be run if there is

enough interest • Event dates are the 16 & 17 October

8.4.14 Recreation Operations Manager

• Attended an Affordable Housing session with Community Development and we were advised that there are about 43 homeless people living in Margaret River at the moment

• 7 are using Gloucester Park as a home so be aware of locking up clubs

• Norma had someone try to get into the Rec Centre while she was locking up the other night

• CCTV installed at some Gloucester Park venues now • Asbestos removal set for July which may impact car park –

an exclusion zone will be in place

9.0 Matters for which the meeting may be closed (Confidential Items) Nil

10.0 Closure of meeting The meeting was closed at 8.14pm

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