5. Sport, Recreation & Open Space - City of Greater Geelong

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5. Sport, Recreation & Open Space 90 deg Parking Local Access 90 deg Parking Safe Crossing Point Car Parking Recreation Zone Netball/Tennis Play Equipment Car Parking Local Access Multi - Use Fields Shared Pavilion Local Access Cricket Nets Local Access Path Network Local Access Figure 5.5 District Sporting Facility - Typically 10ha (NTS) N Seating Sports field lighting Coaches boxes Bin storage Bike racks Scoreboard/Scorers Box Water capture and re-use SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES - INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT GUIDELINES - 37
5. Sport, Recreation & Open Space 5.5.2.2. Pavilions and Built Infrastructure for Sporting Reserves Typically, sporting facilities and their spatial requirements will be determined by: • The type of sport being played • The level of competition, (Local, District, Sub-Regional, Regional) • The number of club members/competitors (number of teams) • Other community user groups The space allocation and total building areas of the facility will vary according to some or all of the above factors. Other factors that may affect the requirements include: • The playing conditions (summer/winter seasons) • The level of sport(s) being played e.g. AFL vs Local • Either and/or Male or Female competitors • Combined sports being played • Access to other community groups for multi-use and shared access • Disability access As there are many factors influencing the functional requirements of a purpose built sporting facility, general building area allocations and arrangements need to be established based on an assessment of the sports competition; team, support personnel and spectators numbers. Design of these facilities will incorporate Environmentally Sustainable Design (ESD) principles in both construction and for the benefit of operations, minimising energy consumption wherever possible. The following summarises some of the key requirements for pavilions. Peak sporting organisation guidelines should also be consulted for more specific details. Component Regional Sub-regional District Local Change rooms PP PP PP PP Numbers 4-6 2-4 2-4 1-2 Genders Male and Female Access Internal and External Showers All partition cubicles Umpires 20m 2 Separate showers and toilets Male and Female / Internal and External access Bench Seating 450mm per player O Area Each: Min 30m 2 Each: Min 15m 2 Each: Min 15m 2 Each: Min 15m 2 Showers Up to 5/6 showers per team Toilets 2-4 toilets and up to 2m of urinals Store Room 12m 2 8m 2 8m 2 6m 2 Social Rooms 1.5m 2 per team 1.2m 2 per team 1.2m 2 per team 1m 2 per team member member member member Kitchen/Kiosk Up to 35m 2 15m 2 – 35m 2 15m 2 – 35m 2 Up to 15m 2 First Aid Room 8m 2 PP= Must have P= Might have O= Should not have OO= Must not have 38 - SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES - INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT GUIDELINES
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