11 February 2014
Dear Resident
Planning for Goodwood Oval and the Millswood
Sporting Complex
The City of Unley is developing
Improvement Plans for both Goodwood Oval and the Millswood Sporting Complex. As
a resident who may use these facilities, you are invited to provide information
and make comments to assist us with the planning.
These
facilities are important public recreational spaces, and are also home to a
number of sporting and community clubs. Considering the needs of the community will assist
Council to develop Improvement Plans to identify future directions for enhancing
both complexes.
To participate in the planning you can
complete the attached Feedback Form or, if you would prefer to give your comments
online, please go to the Your Say Unley
section of www.unley.sa.gov.au. Please
return the form to Council in the reply paid envelope provided or respond
online by 5.00pm, Friday 7 March 2014.
We also invite you to join us at
Community Information Sessions, which will be held at each sports complex in March
2014 to present initial directions and Concept Plan ideas. Staff from the City of Unley will be on hand
to take your feedback and answer any questions that you might have about the initial
Concept Plans and the study.
Details of the Community Information Sessions
are as follows:
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Goodwood Oval
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Millswood Sporting Complex
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Saturday
29 March 2014
9.30am
– 12.30pm
Goodwood
Oval,
Curzon
Ave, Millswood
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Saturday
29 March 2014
1.00pm
– 4.00pm
Millswood
Sporting Complex,
Millswood
Crescent, Millswood
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You
are welcome to attend one or both Community Information Sessions. If you have
any questions or require further details please contact Council’s Sport &
Recreation Planner on 8372 5111.
We
look forward to your involvement in planning for these important facilities.
Yours
sincerely
John
Wilkinson
Sport
& Recreation Planner
Please provide the budget details for this work.
ReplyDeleteAre we going to have another Orphanage saga?
At this time Council has budgeted $50,000 for this project. This should pay for staff and consultants to consult with residents and clubs currently using the complex and to develop a concept plan that is agreed to by as many parties as possible. Development, if that is a desired outcome, will only proceed if Council can win grants to assist in paying for any proposed changes.The surveys were sent to homes within 1.4km of the complexes and all residents are encouraged to Have Their Say. Information about what the clubs would like was collected during the Community Asset Review. Council has real particular outcome in mind, it may well be that in the end Council decides to do nothing if this is the wish of the people and clubs.
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