Public Toilet Strategy 2013 - City of Armadale

The provision of these toilet facilities have been based mainly on historic use patterns, community demands
and the development of the parks and reserves infrastructure. The approach to the provision of public toilets
for the City of Armadale relied on various (and some instances rapid) changes to these use patterns and
changing expectations.
With the progressive residential development of the City in areas such as Harrisdale, Piara Waters,
Forrestdale, Haynes and Hilbert, a significant impact on the use and popularity of recreational areas and the
associated facilities, of which public toilets is one, will occur.
The City is expected to be responsive to the demand, level of service, level of accessibility, environmental
impacts and costs of public toilet provision.
14.3 Review of the City’s public toilet facilities
Armadale City Council currently manages 13 toilet facilities that are available to the public. Toilets within the
Armadale Arena and the two libraries (Kelmscott and Seville Grove) have also been included in this study, as
the public regularly uses these facilities and staff working at these facilities is well aware of this trend.
Council provides toilets in many other buildings than listed below, but where toilets are decommissioned or
where the use of the toilet is confined to staff or patrons of the facility only, they are not defined as public
toilets for the purpose of this strategy.
The following public toilet facilities are currently managed and maintained by the CoA:
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