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MINUTES OF THE ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL 18 SEPTEMBER 2012 Based on factors not associated with the cost of the road closure, the Sudbury Road site was identified as the preferred option after the Town Square given that the pavement would also be a good space for ‘activating’ the Mirrabooka Centre and the Town Square under its current zoning could be utilised for entertainment purposes. It would also acknowledge the preference of the Mirrabooka Square Shopping Centre to have a market near the centre to provide flow-on benefits to their major retailers open until 9.00pm (if held on a Friday evening). Sudbury road is a prime location for the establishment of a community market given the reasons mentioned above, however the road closure is too cost prohibitive to use the site for this purpose. Re-route traffic Road Closure Market Stalls Pedestrians Entertainment/ Stage Road Closure Spectators/ Seating Aerial Photograph 2 – Proposed Sudbury Road Markets with Town Square used for entertainment 288
MINUTES OF THE ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL 18 SEPTEMBER 2012 Option 3 - Mirrabooka Library site - Lot 101, 21 Sudbury Road, Mirrabooka Under the Local Planning Scheme No.3, the Mirrabooka Library Site, shown in Aerial Photograph 3, is zoned ‘Mixed Use’ and ‘Community Purposes’ and ‘Markets’ are a permitted use within this zone. The site also offers space for approximately 107 bays allowing for a combination of stall holders and parking as well as an additional 21 car parking bays along Sudbury Road. The Library is closed on Sundays which would negate conflict with parking bays should the markets be held during this time. Friday night markets would conflict as stallholders would be required to set-up prior to library close. Whilst visible from Sudbury Road, the site is approximately 120m from the Town Square and set back from the road and would not provide street activation. As the car park is a dominant feature of this site, it does not promote a ‘stay-a-while’ atmosphere and therefore may be more suited to a wares or convenience style market such as car boot set-up. Whilst this site provides for the easy establishment of markets and some activation of the area given its proximity to the Town Square, stall set-up would conflict with Library opening hours if a Friday night market were to be established and would further conflict with retail trade were it to open on a Saturday or Sunday. Market Stalls Car Parking Aerial Photograph 3 – Mirrabooka Library Car Park site Option 4 – Herb Graham Recreation Centre - Property Number 259072, Mirrabooka A short walking distance from the Town Centre, the Herb Graham Recreation Centre would provide suitable space for the establishment of a community market (see Aerial Photograph 4). The area provides a grassed frontage that could be utilised for market stalls and seating areas and also has ample parking that is not expected to conflict with sporting activities regardless of the day held. The market could activate the Recreation Centre and provide an on-flow of patrons from sporting activities. 289
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