Have Your Say - Draft Business Case for a New Aquatic Facility

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Consultation has concluded

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Outcome: Ordinary Council Meeting held on 26 April 2022
RESOLVED OCM 39/2022
THAT COUNCIL:

  1. NOTE the Community Engagement Report regarding the Needs Assessment Report and the Business Case for a New Aquatic Facility set out as Attachment 1 to this report.
  2. ADOPT the aquatic facility model 2b – Foothills Aquatic Facility.
  3. AGREE to defer the Kalamunda Water Park Option 1a – to allow a) the City of Kalamunda to continue to pursue advocacy to seek capital funding for Kalamunda Water Park – Option 1a. b) the City of Kalamunda to continue to assess the future operational impacts should a 2-pool model (Option 1a and 2b) be externally funded

Feedback closed: 5pm Friday 8 October 2021.

In 2019 the City engaged consultants to work with the community and stakeholders to better understand current and emerging needs for a modern aquatic facility in the Region.

The consultation recognised the City’s existing aquatic facility - Kalamunda Water Park - has been an iconic and much-loved venue for more than 50 years however, it is no longer considered a contemporary aquatic facility meeting the changing needs of our community. This posed the question - what’s next?

More than 600 people provided feedback on location, amenity and accessibility via targeted community workshops, meetings and surveys.

This engagement has resulted in the creation of a draft Business Case For a New Aquatic Facility. The Business Case identifies a range of options and details two preferred options - Option 1A and Option 2B.

To ensure we get targeted and meaningful feedback - please read the draft Business Case For a New Aquatic Facility available from the document library prior to commenting.


Feedback closed 5pm, Friday 8 October 2021

Get involved and ‘Have a Say’ - your feedback will help shape what happens next.

Outcome: Ordinary Council Meeting held on 26 April 2022
RESOLVED OCM 39/2022
THAT COUNCIL:

  1. NOTE the Community Engagement Report regarding the Needs Assessment Report and the Business Case for a New Aquatic Facility set out as Attachment 1 to this report.
  2. ADOPT the aquatic facility model 2b – Foothills Aquatic Facility.
  3. AGREE to defer the Kalamunda Water Park Option 1a – to allow a) the City of Kalamunda to continue to pursue advocacy to seek capital funding for Kalamunda Water Park – Option 1a. b) the City of Kalamunda to continue to assess the future operational impacts should a 2-pool model (Option 1a and 2b) be externally funded

Feedback closed: 5pm Friday 8 October 2021.

In 2019 the City engaged consultants to work with the community and stakeholders to better understand current and emerging needs for a modern aquatic facility in the Region.

The consultation recognised the City’s existing aquatic facility - Kalamunda Water Park - has been an iconic and much-loved venue for more than 50 years however, it is no longer considered a contemporary aquatic facility meeting the changing needs of our community. This posed the question - what’s next?

More than 600 people provided feedback on location, amenity and accessibility via targeted community workshops, meetings and surveys.

This engagement has resulted in the creation of a draft Business Case For a New Aquatic Facility. The Business Case identifies a range of options and details two preferred options - Option 1A and Option 2B.

To ensure we get targeted and meaningful feedback - please read the draft Business Case For a New Aquatic Facility available from the document library prior to commenting.


Feedback closed 5pm, Friday 8 October 2021

Get involved and ‘Have a Say’ - your feedback will help shape what happens next.