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Appendix52–– It would be hard to find a place in Aireys to relocate the tennis courts–– A permit would be required to expand the hall. It wouldn’t be toohard, as you would just need a straight permit.–– The site is zoned for local government use–– There’s overlays across the land that trigger permit of buildings and works–– Need to give public notice to decide on building scaleAIDA representatives–– The community centre is in a Iron bark reserve and they are very special and Aida would beapposed to the proposal of removing the trees, also believes the community would be against it–– A few years ago the trees weren’t in the best condition but they are now very healthy and strong–– There is also vegetation beneath the trees that is of importance, such as orchids–– AIDA’s August meeting stated that the north end of the 80 acre block andthe 2, 10 acre blocks would be best locations for a playing field–– AIDA would prefer no building in the valley however if there is to be one where housesare currently permitted is the only place they would accept a building–– AIDA would not like any subdivision of 80 the acre site–– Interesting wetland site towards the southern end of the site – couldcreate no other infrastructure other than the field–– Would not want any hard surfaces on the site, eg car parking–– No fertilising near creek eitherThe southern end of the 80 acre block is definitely not an option as it is an––interesting wetland site and infrastructure would be highly apposed
2.3 Aireys Inlet workshop notesIndoor court/ gym workshopSunday 25th NovemberWelcome and Introductions@leisureSally Jeavons- Principal PlannerTheresa Jeavons - Student ArchitectMark Collins - Facility PlannerSurf Coast ShireIan Waugh - Recreation, Youth & Cultural Services CoordinatorAppendix 53Progress to date–– Visited and refined details of other facilities in the Shire–– Additional interviews of clubs and potential users–– Sought base plans–– Reviewed planning scheme zones and implications of likely site options–– Considered likely issues associated with use and costIndoor court context/ competing facilities–– Full sized multi-purpose indoor court -for local/school/training use–– Not to compete with District facilities in Torquay. Regional facilitiesin Torquay, Armstrong Creek and Geelong (currently).–– Nearest indoor courts: in Lorne and Torquay.–– A court in Aireys Inlet: a place to train/play school / social sports.–– Other benefits: reduce travel time, give local teams local advantage, compensate for limitedoutdoor playing fields opportunities for new sports, may alleviate overuse of Surfworld.–– Other context? Ability to compete with other towns with limited facilities, lack of equityRequirements to meet demand–– Activities: netball, basketball, volleyball, badminton, futsal–– Court size: netball court–– 30.5m x 15.25m with 3.05m run offs–– Minimal support facilities i.e. change/ umpires/ social rooms.–– Floor: timber or cushioned acrylic surface (best for multipurpose/ cost effective)–– Other specific requirements?–– Potential use for indoor tennis court–– Line of sight important for support facilities–– Improved lighting–– Issues with access to tennis social rooms and disabled toilets–– Room for parents to be able to watch sports133096
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