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OUR NEW HOME he Fremantle Dockers Foundation initial project will be the development of a new elite training and administration facility at TCockburn Central West, which will see the Fremantle Dockers become part of one of the largest community sport, leisure and education precincts in Australia. The facility, due to be completed in early 2017, will provide a new home for the operations of the football club, integrated with regional sporting, leisure and education facilities for the community. The club’s facility at Cockburn Central West will also be the home of the Fremantle Dockers Foundation. It will provide facilities that support the foundation’s four key pillars; including community engagement and social inclusion, elite performance and sustained on field success, pathway and development programs for aspiring athletes and securing our future. THE NEW FACILITY WILL PROVIDE THE FREMANTLE FOOTBALL CLUB AND THE COMMUNITY WITH: HIGH PERFORMANCE CENTRE = Better athlete preparation, coach and player development, and an elite pathway program for aspiring AFL players who may one day represent the Fremantle Dockers. COMMUNITY FACILITIES = Fully equipped aquatic centre, playground and picnic areas, publicly accessible fitness and sports medicine facilities, education facilities, community offices and meeting spaces. HEALTH AND INCLUSION = Specific programs and facilities to enhance and support the community including female, multicultural and Indigenous sports participation and education. This project is a vital part of the club’s future and will provide facilities which will enable us to make a meaningful contribution to the wellbeing of our community, now and into the future, using football as the vehicle for a healthy, vibrant and stronger community. OUR NEW HOME With state-of-the-art sporting, community and educational facilities, the ETAF will be a new benchmark, both in Australia and internationally, incorporating the following key club and community components into one integrated regional facility: Administration offices for the Fremantle Football Club. Professional permanent training facilities for the Fremantle Football Club and other elite athletes in the region. AFL elite training oval. Fremantle Football Club retail shop and sports store. Hydrotherapy pool and aquatic recovery pools. 50 metre 10 lane outdoor multi-purpose competition swimming and water polo pool. 25 metre indoor swimming pool. Regional multipurpose indoor sporting centre/indoor training centre, inclusive of six highball courts and integrated show court. Program and learn-to-swim pool. TO MAKE Children’s aquatic play area and splash pad. THIS VISION Multi-purpose community oval/pitch. A REALITY Community café. WE NEED Wellness and fitness studios including gymnasium, program rooms and rehabilitation facilities. YOUR HELP Sports medicine facilities. Education facilities including lecture theatre, health and wellness laboratories, community classrooms, multimedia facility and interactive education room. Community office and meeting spaces. inject approximately $500 million into the local economy, facilitating a wider range of health related programs for the local and underprivileged youth of the region. A plan for the redevelopment of the club’s existing facility at Fremantle Oval, including an ongoing presence by the Fremantle Dockers at Fremantle Oval for sporting, community, retail and commercial purposes, is being progressed. We’re offering Fremantle Dockers members and supporters the opportunity to directly support the Fremantle Dockers in this project through the Australian Sports Foundation Ltd (ASF). The Fremantle Dockers, in partnership with the ASF, are funding the development of the club’s training and administration facilities within the the new Cockburn Central West precinct..

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ANNUAL REPORT East Fremantle Oval Integrated Community, Sport and Leisure Precinct OVERVIEW THE VISION The Project The redevelopment of the East Fremantle Oval Precinct is being The Town of East Fremantle in partnership The development and investment into the actioned as a priority major project with the East Fremantle Football Club, Integrated Community, Sport and Leisure for the Town of East Fremantle to the East Fremantle Bowls Club, the East Precinct will contribute significantly to the achieve the following objectives: Fremantle Croquet Club, East Fremantle overall economic and social benefits to the Playgroup and Child Nurse and other local region. This facility will ultimately serve a community groups are jointly pursuing catchment of more than 7,000 people in the development and funding for a new Town of East Fremantle whilst also reaching Integrated Community, Sport and Leisure a broader potential catchment across the Precinct, on the East Fremantle Oval site, region of 65,000 people. § To maximise the opportunities for § To host a place where people can § To reflect on our shared history (both in the Town of East Fremantle, Western There has been substantial planning and local residents to pursue a healthy develop and impart skills and to fulfil ancient and contemporary) and to Australia. research conducted by the Town of East and active lifestyle through a range of their potential in their chosen sport/ make new stories The Town of East Fremantle has developed Fremantle and its project partners, which sporting and leisure pursuits and for activity § To create opportunities for new personal development for all ages and a strong alliance with participating supports the development of a facility that § To build social connectedness and businesses to be created and to thrive.
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ALICE SPRINGS SPORTS FACILTIES MASTER PLAN EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AND STRATEGY - FINAL | JANUARY 2020 HEAD OFFICE 304/91 Murphy Street Richmond VIC 3121 p (03) 9698 7300 e [email protected] w www.otiumplanning.com.au ABN: 30 605 962 169 ACN: 605 962 169 CAIRNS OFFICE 44/5 Faculty Close Smithfield QLD 4878 Contact: Martin Lambert p (07) 4055 6250 e [email protected] OTIUM PLANNING GROUP OFFICES « Brisbane « Cairns « Melbourne « New Zealand « Perth « Sydney OPG, IVG and PTA Partnership has offices in Hong Kong, Shenzhen, Shanghai and Beijing. © 2020 Otium Planning Group Pty. Ltd. This document may only be used for the purposes for which it was commissioned and in accordance with the terms of engagement for the commission. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION 4 1.1. Alice Springs 4 1.2. Population 4 1.3. Purpose of the Plan 5 1.4. Facilities Included 5 2. SPORT IN ALICE SPRINGS 6 2.1. Summary of Sport Participation 6 2.2. Sporting Facilities 8 2.3. Unique Alice Springs 9 3. COMMUNITY AND STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT 10 3.1. Engagement Process 10 3.2. Community Feedback 11 3.3. Sport Club and Organisation Feedback 12 3.4. Government and Council 13 4. SUMMARY OF KEY STRATEGIC AND FACILITY ISSUES 14 4.1. Lack of Sports Fields/ Access to Fields 14 4.2. Legacy of Past Decisions and Need for Master Planning Precincts 15 4.3. Developing a Standard of Provision and Facilities Hierarchy 15 4.4. Priorities Emerging from a Standard of Provision Approach 16 5. RECOMMENDATIONS 17 5.1.
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