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MINUTES OF THE ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL 18 SEPTEMBER 2012 Procedural Motion Council Resolution 0912/032 Moved Councillor Robbins, seconded Councillor Stewart That the item relating to the Notice of Motion - Councillor Robbins - Potential to Refurbish and Use Maureen Grierson Centre, Scarborough be REFFERED to the Infrastructure and Community Development Committee meeting to be held 25 September 2012 to allow further information to be provided highlighting the current maintenance needs/requirements of the centre and the associated costs in rectifying the maintenance issues. The motion was put and declared CARRIED (13/0). For: Councillors Boothman, Cooke, Ferrante, Italiano, Jenkinson, Lagan, Michael, Proud, Robbins, Sargent, Stewart, Tyzack and Willox. Against: Nil. Committee Recommendation That Council NOT REFURBISH the Maureen Grierson Centre as the building is planned to be demolished in accordance with the Council's adopted Scarborough Beach Urban Design Master Plan. Officer's Recommendation That Council NOT REFURBISH the Maureen Grierson Centre as the building is planned to be demolished in accordance with the Council's adopted Scarborough Beach Urban Design Master Plan. Report Purpose To respond to the Notice of Motion on the potential to refurbish and use the Maureen Grierson Centre in Scarborough as an attraction or multiple attractions. Relevant Documents Attachments Nil. Available for viewing at the meeting Nil. 156
MINUTES OF THE ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL 18 SEPTEMBER 2012 Background At its meeting held on 8 February 2011, Council approved a Notice of Motion from Councillor Robbins (Council Resolution Number 0211/073):- “That the City’s Officers provide a report by the end of March 2011 into the Maureen Grierson Centre and the opportunities to refurbish and utilise the centre as an attraction or multiple attractions to the Scarborough Beach area.” Background information/Reason for the Motion (provided by Cr Robbins) "The current state of the centre is a public and tourism “turn off” whilst the façade, toilets and internals of the centre have been neglected and are open to vandalism. The centre has massive potential on many levels as a ‘Tourism Centre’ and offer ‘Tourism WA’ an opportunity to be public at the beach adding to our recent partnership, the upstairs balconies have potential to provide income streams and public amenity. Indeed by opening the centre up to tourists, customers or beach users will also provide passive surveillance which creates opportunity to keep the area and toilets clean and user friendly. It is not of any benefit to the City in its current form and is an underutilised potential income stream.” At that time the City was fully engaged in community consultation regarding the review Scarborough Beach Urban Design Master Plan and a report could not be prepared within the timeframe required in the resolution. The purpose of the review was to guide future development of Scarborough Beach and an outcome from that process was required to enable City Officers to provide this report. The revised Master Plan was adopted by Council on 2 August 2011 (Council Resolution Number 811/0113). The Maureen Grierson Centre was built in 1986 at the same time as the Observation City Hotel complex was completed and was constructed on the Coastal Reserve Lot 10541, in Scarborough Beach. The building was provided as a community facility in the Scarborough area by the hotel developer and has operated as such since that time. The Maureen Grierson Centre is shown on the following aerial photograph:- Maureen Grierson 157
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