Delivery of Aldinga Sports Park Master Plan - Stage 1

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Progress on delivering the Stage 1 works of the Aldinga Sports Park Master Plan is well underway with the completion of netball court upgrades and new cricket nets. In October 2022 the main civil and service upgrades to the Sports Park will commence.

The Masterplan proposed the relocation of the Aldinga Sports Park (ASP) equestrian facilities to enable the construction of a shared soccer/hockey building and a new soccer pitch adjacent the Aldinga Payinthi School. An alternative site for the relocation of the Aldinga equestrian facilities has been found at Bowering Hill Road, Aldinga, and construction of their new facilities will commence soon.

Construction of new hockey and soccer buildings will commence following the completion of designs in 2023.

The ASP, located adjacent to the Aldinga township, is a Regional Active Park currently home to nine clubs including bowling, croquet, netball, football, cricket, soccer, hockey and equestrian (relocating in 2023).

The ASP Master Plan sets a long-term vision for the Park with staged development to occur over the next 10+ years. A plan for stage 1 works and the following implementation stages are found in the Executive Summary Report. More detail is also available in the Final Master Plan Report.

The Master Plan was prepared to guide the future development of sports and recreation facilities in response to current and projected growth in population and sport participation levels in the Aldinga region.

The construction of the new Aldinga Payinthi College adjacent to the Sports Park presented an opportunity to combine sports and recreation facilities to create a large sports and community hub catering to the broader southern region.

The Master Plan was developed to ensure new sports park facilities are combined with the school facilities and consider the further growth of the region. Future stages of the ASP upgrades will be implemented as set out in the ASP Master Plan, following the completion of Stage 1 works in 2023.

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Progress on delivering the Stage 1 works of the Aldinga Sports Park Master Plan is well underway with the completion of netball court upgrades and new cricket nets. In October 2022 the main civil and service upgrades to the Sports Park will commence.

The Masterplan proposed the relocation of the Aldinga Sports Park (ASP) equestrian facilities to enable the construction of a shared soccer/hockey building and a new soccer pitch adjacent the Aldinga Payinthi School. An alternative site for the relocation of the Aldinga equestrian facilities has been found at Bowering Hill Road, Aldinga, and construction of their new facilities will commence soon.

Construction of new hockey and soccer buildings will commence following the completion of designs in 2023.

The ASP, located adjacent to the Aldinga township, is a Regional Active Park currently home to nine clubs including bowling, croquet, netball, football, cricket, soccer, hockey and equestrian (relocating in 2023).

The ASP Master Plan sets a long-term vision for the Park with staged development to occur over the next 10+ years. A plan for stage 1 works and the following implementation stages are found in the Executive Summary Report. More detail is also available in the Final Master Plan Report.

The Master Plan was prepared to guide the future development of sports and recreation facilities in response to current and projected growth in population and sport participation levels in the Aldinga region.

The construction of the new Aldinga Payinthi College adjacent to the Sports Park presented an opportunity to combine sports and recreation facilities to create a large sports and community hub catering to the broader southern region.

The Master Plan was developed to ensure new sports park facilities are combined with the school facilities and consider the further growth of the region. Future stages of the ASP upgrades will be implemented as set out in the ASP Master Plan, following the completion of Stage 1 works in 2023.

Keep up to date via the news feed below

  • Site Services and Civil Upgrades

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    We have now engaged construction contractor NEO for the delivery of the Aldinga Sports Park civil and services upgrades for all site services including the installation of mains sewer for all buildings, water and irrigation upgrades, and an electrical upgrade for the site including a larger capacity transformer.

    Works also include the installation of new sports lighting for the croquet, hockey and bowls clubs, upgraded access road, new pedestrian pathways, and a new sealed car park.

    Site works will commence in October 2022 and will continue until the end of 2023.

    Following the relocation of the equestrian facilities to Bowering Hill Road, construction will commence on a new senior soccer pitch and a shared clubroom building for the soccer and hockey clubs.

    These works are anticipated to start in March 2023 with completion of all works due by the end of 2023.

  • Regulated and Significant Tree Removal

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    Recently we consulted on the removal of regulated and significant trees at the Aldinga Sports Park. The removal of these trees is required to complete the planned civil works on the western side of the park, including new underground services, an upgraded access road, formalised car parking, new pedestrian pathways and street lighting.

    Following public consultation, a report was submitted to Council where it was approved to progress to the next stage of development approval to remove the trees. Council also moved to replace the trees with eight advanced trees at the Aldinga Sports Park.

    To read more, please visit the Your Say page.

  • Netball Courts and Cricket Net Upgrades

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    The reconstruction of the three northern netball courts, including new fencing and resurfacing of the three southern netball courts, was completed in May 2021. This work complements the upgraded netball floodlights installed in 2016.

    Construction of a new netball clubroom building was also completed in May 2021, a replacement for the building destroyed by fire in 2019.

    Construction of fully-enclosed three-lane cricket nets was completed in June 2021, providing a replacement of the two-lane set of cricket nets which were at the end of their useful life.

  • Master Plan Approval

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    In February 2021, Council approved the master plan that will guide Aldinga Sport Park's redevelopment over the next 10+ years. The implementation will occur in stages, with priority works forming Stage 1. The full Aldinga Sports park master Plan can be viewed here.

    Stage 1 commenced in 2020 and will continue until 2023 for works including:

    • Construction of fully enclosed cricket nets (3 lanes) - complete
    • Six upgraded netball courts (reconstruction of 3 to meet standards and resealing of the remaining 3) - complete
    • The construction of one new irrigated, turfed senior sized soccer pitch including preparation for future competition standard lighting
    • A new shared hockey and soccer clubroom
    • Upgraded access road, pedestrian pathways and a new sealed car park
    • Site services upgrades including new sewer, electrical, potable water and irrigation
    • New sports floodlights for hockey (second field), bowls (second green) and croquet (both lawns)

  • Aldinga Payinthi B-12 College Investment – Shared Use Agreement

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    Council has successfully secured an agreement enabling community use of the Aldinga Payinthi B-12 College’s sporting facilities including two soccer/hockey pitches, a senior and junior oval, hard courts, cricket nets and a two-court indoor gym. Council investment into the school has also provided competition grade sports lighting for the soccer/hockey pitches and senior oval.

    Construction on Aldinga Payinthi College commenced in 2020 and will be open at the start of the school year in January 2022. Community use as determined under the shared use agreement will also be available from this time.

Page last updated: 26 Sep 2022, 01:21 PM