Locality Analysis - South Gippsland Shire Council
Locality Analysis - South Gippsland Shire Council
Locality Analysis - South Gippsland Shire Council
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LOCALITY ANALYSIS STRATEGY VOL. 2 19/9/07<br />
� Thinking about space between the town centre and recreation reserve -<br />
seeking greater input from the community regarding improvements<br />
� Skate park: have an upcoming auction to raise funds for skate park<br />
landscaping, in conjunction with <strong>Council</strong> and SRV.<br />
� Attempts to make the bowls club more attractive for the younger<br />
population. Possible installation of a synthetic surface - potentially<br />
seeking <strong>Council</strong> and funding assistance<br />
� Difficult to attract new members from within a small township.<br />
� All experience volunteer and committee representation difficulties<br />
Househol d survey fi ndi ngs<br />
� Bike riding, fishing and going to the gym were the only activities that<br />
respondents from Loch indicated they would like to do but currently do not<br />
do<br />
� Lawn bowling facilities and bicycle/ walking paths were the main facilities<br />
seen as priority if funding became available<br />
ACTIONS:<br />
should resources become available<br />
1. Focus future open space developments on trail networks and design<br />
enhancements of existing facilities<br />
2. Consider rezoning Sunnyside Park and Speight St Reserve<br />
Centennial Park, and the bowling club from TZ to PCRZ<br />
3. Encourage future population growth between the former and existing<br />
highway routes to ensure future residents are a walkable distance<br />
from existing recreation and open spaces and that develop<br />
contributions can focus on creating off road trails and the<br />
development of the social /family recreation areas.<br />
4. Protect bushland/treed area beside the school (site 121).<br />
SOUTH GIPPSLAND SHIRE 17<br />
5. Support the development of better pedestrian<br />
connections to the Recreation Reserve from the township<br />
and from the market site to the Recreation Reserve, from<br />
the Recreation Reserve to Hilda Falls, and the railway<br />
track between Loch and Nyora.<br />
6. Support the lawn bowls club to remain viable<br />
7. Consider siting any additional open space or sports<br />
facilities required in the south; adjacent to the bowls club.<br />
8. Support the development of a skate park and the<br />
preparation of a management plan<br />
9. Upgrade support facilities at the Recreation Reserve and<br />
undertake additional planting for shade and amenity
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