jacana valley master plan visioning framework - Hume City Council

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Consultation Consultation Activity 05 Stakeholder Workshop 2 Broader community group and end users workshop Description + Participants The purpose of this workshop was to engage with the key user groups and community groups (friends of groups, environment groups, religious spiritual groups, sports clubs, mothers groups other potential end users to provide an overview of the Master Plan Project. • To gather their input into the Master • Plan in terms of what they value • What key principles they would like to see incorporated? • To launch the Appreciative Inquiry approach • To uncover key champions who are willing to help the Inquiry process. Attendees included: • Metropolitan Fire Board • Jacana Football Club • Jacana Cricket Club • Kororoit Institute Proponents and Supporters Association • Hume BUG • Broadmeadows Rotary • Friends of Upper Moonee Ponds Creek Facilitated by : • Hume City Council • AECOM Findings + Outcomes • All the participants are engaged to see improvements for the site. • The football and cricket clubs are keen to see a clear direction pertaining to the improvement of their club and associated facilities. • MFB noted the importance of the path network as a means of emergency access. • There was a general consensus for the City to ensure ownership of the project and the site; to ‘convert’ the promise and deliver the outcomes from a strategic level through to operations, management and maintenance. • Ensure that any staged works match spatial connectivity of nodes, facilities and amenities. • Other specifics included a reconciliation between commuter and recreational cyclists through the site – that a meandering path might not always be the most appropriate proposition; ratification of car parking if amenities are to increase, and ensure outcomes are community focussed. 15
Consultation Consultation Activity 06 Tenant sports clubs meeting Description + Participants Site tenants Broadmeadows Sporting Club, Jacana Football Club and Jacana Cricket Club attended a meeting to discuss and explore plans and aspirations for the study area and their respective clubs’ operations. Clubs occupy these facilities through tenancy agreements with Council. The meeting was facilitated by Hume City Council. Findings + Outcomes • Broadmeadows Sporting Club (BSC) is poorly located and difficult to access without a private vehicle. • The BSC seeks to modernise facilities in keeping with Broadmeadow’s regeneration and provide members and the community with an inviting and accessible facility that support a range of social, leisure and entertainment needs and becomes a community hub for Broadmeadows and Jacana. The club wishes to continue financially supporting a range of local community sporting clubs through proceeds from gaming revenue. • The BSC would consider relocating to Jacana Reserve to an integrated with modernised sports hub, with upgraded player and umpire facilities responding to the operational needs of the Jacana Football and Cricket clubs, and other seasonal sports tenants. The proposed integration of sporting facilities would need to consider an appropriate governance structure. • A proposal to relocate BSC to Jacana Reserve would need to take into account a range of planning and community needs including amenity impacts, traffic and parking requirements, gaming and liquor licences, 1 in 100 year flood inundation overlay. • Player facilities at Jacana Reserve are ageing, and are limited in supporting participation by women and girls and people with disabilities. • All clubs valued the importance of providing for young people and families, and delivering sporting programs and related activities in partnership with schools and other sporting bodies that brings the community together and provides choice. • Other identified sporting opportunities across the study area include exercise stations and fitness trails, spaces for personal trainers and outdoor fitness class and provision of other sports such as softball, tennis and soccer. • Improved vehicle and pedestrian access throughout the study area • Further investigate potential for residential development to assist in funding the Park’s redevelopment. • Consider alternative community uses of Broadmeadows Sporting Club should BSC relocated to Jacana Reserve. 16
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