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Outcome
UPDATE: At the 15 December 2020 Ordinary Council Meeting Council resolved that the community use building currently under construction in Jorgensen Park is named the Kalamunda Community Centre. Councillors adopted Kalamunda Community Centre as the name for the new centre. Many thanks to everyone who sent in their suggestions and voted!
Background
The City is calling for residents to help name the new Kalamunda Community Centre at Jorgensen Park, currently undergoing significant refurbishment.
Kalamunda Mayor Margaret Thomas said, “The City of Kalamunda is thrilled works have begun on the $6.6 million rebuild of the Kalamunda Community Centre. The community was heavily involved in designing the new centre, and now it’s time to for them to come up with a name.”
Residents are invited to submit their name suggestions through the City’s website. Or printed forms, detailing your suggested name, can be returned to the CEO, City of Kalamunda, PO Box 42, Kalamunda WA 6926 by the closing date.
The submission period will close 30 April 2020, after which an assessment of the names will be undertaken. A shortlist will then be put back to the community to vote**.
* The centre is funded from the Federal Government ($1 Million), Lotterywest ($2.5 Million) and the State Government of Western Australia ($3 Million) with a $150,000 contribution from the Kalamunda Community Learning Centre. **Subject to Council approval.
Outcome
UPDATE: At the 15 December 2020 Ordinary Council Meeting Council resolved that the community use building currently under construction in Jorgensen Park is named the Kalamunda Community Centre. Councillors adopted Kalamunda Community Centre as the name for the new centre. Many thanks to everyone who sent in their suggestions and voted!
Background
The City is calling for residents to help name the new Kalamunda Community Centre at Jorgensen Park, currently undergoing significant refurbishment.
Kalamunda Mayor Margaret Thomas said, “The City of Kalamunda is thrilled works have begun on the $6.6 million rebuild of the Kalamunda Community Centre. The community was heavily involved in designing the new centre, and now it’s time to for them to come up with a name.”
Residents are invited to submit their name suggestions through the City’s website. Or printed forms, detailing your suggested name, can be returned to the CEO, City of Kalamunda, PO Box 42, Kalamunda WA 6926 by the closing date.
The submission period will close 30 April 2020, after which an assessment of the names will be undertaken. A shortlist will then be put back to the community to vote**.
* The centre is funded from the Federal Government ($1 Million), Lotterywest ($2.5 Million) and the State Government of Western Australia ($3 Million) with a $150,000 contribution from the Kalamunda Community Learning Centre. **Subject to Council approval.
Submit your name suggestion for the new Kalamunda Community Centre* by 30 April 2020.
Your suggestion could go on to be the name chosen!
* Subject to Council approval.
Consultation has concluded
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Life Cycle
Entries Open - 24 March 2020 to 30 April 2020
Name the new Kalamunda Community Centre has finished this stage
We're calling for name suggestions for the new Kalamunda Community Centre currently being built at Jorgensen Park, Kalamunda. Get your entries in by 30 April 2020.
Under Review
Name the new Kalamunda Community Centre has finished this stage
Community name suggestions reviewed, shortlisted and approved by Council prior to public vote.
Shortlist Voting - 15 July 2020 to 15 August 2020
Name the new Kalamunda Community Centre has finished this stage
Vote on your favourite short-listed name!
Under Review
Name the new Kalamunda Community Centre has finished this stage
Public vote counted and verified.
Approvals
Name the new Kalamunda Community Centre has finished this stage
City staff and Council will follow any approval processes required as part of the project.
New Name Announced - December 2020
Name the new Kalamunda Community Centre is currently at this stage
At the 15 December 2020 Ordinary Council Meeting, Councillors adopted Kalamunda Community Centre as the name for the new centre. Many thanks to everyone who sent in their suggestions and voted!
