Public Toilet Strategy 2013 - City of Armadale

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14.3.11 Minnawarra Park 14.3.11.1 Type/Location A traditional, stand-alone facility next to the History House, east of the City of Armadale’s main administration building and south of Minnawarra Park. The park often hosts community events. 14.3.11.2 Condition/Appearance The structure blends well with the surrounding environment. The mostly modern, stainless steel fittings are adequate well maintained and clean. 14.3.11.3 Safety/Anti-social behaviour The current layout is not ideal from a CPTED perspective as the toilet cubicles are not directly accessed from a public space with the entrances being secluded. 14.3.11.4 Level of use / Fit for purpose No provision of child changing facilities and no receptacles for sanitary towels or sharps. The park is for passive use therefore usage, except for special events, is usually moderate. Page 24
14.3.12 Rushton Park 14.3.12.1 Type/Location This older style, pavilion type facility is located on the eastern side of the Rushton Park grounds which are used for football, cricket and tennis. This toilet block was at one time adjacent to the old swimming pool, which has now been filled in and paved over. Kelmscott Agricultural show is held annually on these grounds. 14.3.12.2 Condition/Appearance These toilets do not provide disabled access, child changing facilities or receptacles for sanitary towels or sharps. Toilets have been the subject of concerted graffiti attacks in the past. 14.3.12.3 Safety/Anti-social behaviour The facility is located some distance from the nearby playground and does not enjoy particularly good natural surveillance. 14.3.12.4 Level of use / Fit for purpose Other than within peak hours, when the facilities are well used or during the annual Agricultural Show, the toilets are moderately well used. Page 25
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