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COUNCIL 24/04/2013 ITEM 12.1 ATTACHMENT A COASTAL AND FORESHORE FACILITIES ASSET MANAGEMENT AND EXPANSION PLAN Table 4. City of Busselton Population Growth 3.2 Demographic Change Demographic groups forecasted changes can help to understand how the City of Busselton is developing and are an important tool to plan for future demands. The graphic below was produced using 2012 Department of Planning data and represents an “estimate of future population size if trends in fertility, mortality and migration continue” (Western Australia Tomorrow, February 2012). The numbers represent the average over the entire City. Table 5. City of Busselton Demographic Projections City of Busselton and Shire of Augusta Margaret River PAGE 21
COUNCIL 24/04/2013 ITEM 12.1 ATTACHMENT A COASTAL AND FORESHORE FACILITIES ASSET MANAGEMENT AND EXPANSION PLAN These demographics indicate there will be an increase in the 60+ age groups. This increase could also indicate a greater number of people will require improved access to parks and coastal nodes due to frailty and/or disability. Universal access to the coastal facilities will incur a cost to asset provision. These forecasted age demographics in the City of Busselton could result in an increased demand for outdoor furniture (e.g. picnic settings, shelters, disabled access, BBQ’s and drinking fountains). 3.3 Current Demand Coastal access The City currently has several beach accesses with different characteristics spread along the coastline, varying from simple sand tracks surrounded by bollards to timber structures presenting platforms and steps. The number of formal beach accesses meets the current demand, providing access to the coastline and preserving the coastal vegetation. The Yallingup and Geographe Bay Management Plans describe the importance of the conservation of the dune vegetation and consequently the need to keep the human impact restricted to the formalised beach accesses. In general, the idea is to provide access at strategic points and restrict access in areas dedicated to coastal vegetation rehabilitation, due to its environmental importance and the role in coastal protection. The annual average visitor numbers from 2005-2007 to the City of Busselton was in the order of 600,000, with more than 70% from within the State (SoB 2009). Car Parking Car Park areas at the coastal recreational nodes are associated with other facilities such as beach access, boat ramps, toilet blocks and lookouts. The number of car bays is sufficient during most of the year, but during peak periods the high demand tends to generate overflow to adjacent roads or grassed areas. Toilet Blocks Toilet facilities are generally restricted to the major coastal recreational nodes and associated to car parking areas. Whilst it caters for the current demand without major problems, preventive maintenance should be provided to avoid the need of replacement as the buildings deteriorate. The main issues identified are graffiti and corrosion. Playgrounds and outdoor furniture Whilst coastal area playgrounds are normally located at the major recreational nodes, outdoor furniture is present in most areas. Playground equipment not designed for coastal environments creates risk for the users as structural corrosion is not easily identified due to the plastic layers covering it. Maintenance inspections should be carried out frequently and include structural assessment in order to prevent accidents caused by failure. In future playground equipment purchased for coastal areas should be certified to withstand the corrosive environment caused by its proximity to the ocean. Old outdoor BBQ’s should be upgraded to electric and gas heated ones to avoid bushfire hazard. The outdoor seats and picnic tables are in fair condition in general, with fasteners corrosion and damaged painting being the main problems encountered. City of Busselton and Shire of Augusta Margaret River PAGE 22
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