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Have your say on the draft Master Plan for the Aldinga Sports Park until 13 December 2020.
The Aldinga Sports Park, located adjacent the Aldinga township, is a Regional Active Park currently home to nine clubs including bowling, croquet, netball, football, cricket, soccer, hockey and equestrian.
An Aldinga Sports Park draft Master Plan has been prepared to guide the future development of sport and recreation facilities in response to current and projected growth in population and sport participation levels in the Aldinga region.
The draft Master Plan sets a long-term vision for the Park with staged development to occur over the next 15+ years. The staged implementation of the Master Plan will start with Stage 1 works in 2020/21. A plan for stage 1 works and the following implementation stages are found in the draft Executive Summary Report. More detail is also available in the draft Master Plan Report draft Master Plan Report.
Key moves proposed in the draft Master Plan includes:
Development of facilities which will support the successful integration of the Aldinga School and Aldinga Sports Park
Investment in buildings, playing surfaces and supporting infrastructure for organised sport
A regional play space and satellite skate facility
Relocation of the Aldinga Soldiers War Memorial to the Aldinga Sports Park
Relocation of the equestrian facilities from Aldinga.
The construction of the new Birth to Year 12 Aldinga School adjacent the Sports Park presents a unique opportunity to integrate planning of sports and recreation facilities to create a large sports and community hub to cater for the broader southern region. Council has secured a shared-use agreement with new Aldinga School to allow community use of two soccer pitches, the senior oval, and two indoor courts once the school is opened.
The Master Plan has been developed to ensure that new sport park facilities are integrated with the school facilities and consider the further growth of the region.
Other information on projects within the Aldinga region, including the State Government Aldinga Structure Plan and DPA can be found here.
Have your say on the draft Master Plan for the Aldinga Sports Park until 13 December 2020.
The Aldinga Sports Park, located adjacent the Aldinga township, is a Regional Active Park currently home to nine clubs including bowling, croquet, netball, football, cricket, soccer, hockey and equestrian.
An Aldinga Sports Park draft Master Plan has been prepared to guide the future development of sport and recreation facilities in response to current and projected growth in population and sport participation levels in the Aldinga region.
The draft Master Plan sets a long-term vision for the Park with staged development to occur over the next 15+ years. The staged implementation of the Master Plan will start with Stage 1 works in 2020/21. A plan for stage 1 works and the following implementation stages are found in the draft Executive Summary Report. More detail is also available in the draft Master Plan Report draft Master Plan Report.
Key moves proposed in the draft Master Plan includes:
Development of facilities which will support the successful integration of the Aldinga School and Aldinga Sports Park
Investment in buildings, playing surfaces and supporting infrastructure for organised sport
A regional play space and satellite skate facility
Relocation of the Aldinga Soldiers War Memorial to the Aldinga Sports Park
Relocation of the equestrian facilities from Aldinga.
The construction of the new Birth to Year 12 Aldinga School adjacent the Sports Park presents a unique opportunity to integrate planning of sports and recreation facilities to create a large sports and community hub to cater for the broader southern region. Council has secured a shared-use agreement with new Aldinga School to allow community use of two soccer pitches, the senior oval, and two indoor courts once the school is opened.
The Master Plan has been developed to ensure that new sport park facilities are integrated with the school facilities and consider the further growth of the region.
