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MINUTES OF THE ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL 18 SEPTEMBER 2012 Sustainability Implications The following tables outline the applicable sustainability issues for this proposal:- Issue Waste generation ENVIRONMENTAL Comment This project has the potential to generate additional waste. As a means to reduce this waste production stall holders could be encouraged to utilise biodegradable catering items and the messages of plastic bag free markets reinforced, potentially with reusable bags branded by the City distributed. Issue Cultural and heritage value Health, wellbeing and safety Community services SOCIAL Comment The facilitation of community weekend markets would celebrate cultural diversity in the Mirrabooka area. The stalls could promote cultural foods, items and crafts which reflect the various stall holders and cultural heritage. Facilitating community weekend markets in the Mirrabooka Regional Centre would activate the local area which would result in more people accessing the area. More people in an area increases passive surveillance and is a mechanism to reduce crime and increases a sense of public safety. Weekend community markets would offer the ability to link into future services offered by the Library and Community Centres in the Mirrabooka Regional Centre and an opportunity to promote City services via a direct link to local residents. Issue ECONOMIC Comment Dvlpmt of key business sectors The markets would provide economic opportunities by encouraging new, small enterprises. Business innovation The facilitation of weekend community markets offer local development benefits which encourage small business enterprise due to low set up costs and also multiplier effects in attracting people into an area with other commercial enterprises. Conclusion The completion of Stage 1 and 2 of the Mirrabooka Regional Centre Improvement Strategy has resulted in a new Town Square, Sudbury Road and streetscape improvements which provides the ideal space for community programs. Weekend community markets offer local economic opportunities, a mechanism for increasing safety, activating the area and celebrating cultural diversity and heritage whilst providing fun, entertainment and a sense of place for the local community. 296
MINUTES OF THE ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL 18 SEPTEMBER 2012 The above research indicates that a Friday night, culturally themed market located at the Town Square would be the preferred format for the establishment of a community market in Mirrabooka given key stakeholder preference, community feedback and ‘fit for purpose’ measure. The assessment of identified sites indicates that the Town Square is the best location for the establishment of markets; this site however requires an amendment to the Town Planning Scheme No.3 which is currently underway. It is proposed to postpone the establishment of a market until the 2013/2014 summer period to allow for the amendment to permit the use of markets on this site to be completed. The City has already received interest from two (2) not-for-profit groups capable of establishing markets in Mirrabooka. Expressions of Interests could be called following the approval of the required rezoning to seek proponents to establish, operate and manage the markets using the criteria outlined above. Additional resources to facilitate this proposal would be requested at 2012/2013 Budget Review and should Council support this funding request then an Expression of Interest process would be commenced with the aim of establishing a community market in Mirrabooka for the 2013/2014 summer period. 297
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