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GC2018 Benefits GOLD COAST GC2018 benefits WORKING DRAFT V.21 June 2018 1 DR AFT Copyright Council of the City of Gold Coast 2016 2 CONTENTS City Benefits Catalogue 5 Project Links to City Benefits 7 Gold Coast Health and Knowledge Precinct 12 Commonwealth Games Village 14 Study Gold Coast 16 Business, Trade and Investment 18 Private Sector Investment in the City 20 High Performance Sport Attrraction 22 Beach Nourishment 24 Digital City 26 Spatial Information Sharing 28 Gold Coast Media Centre 30 City Reputation 32 City Presentation 34 Commonwealth Walkway 356 Arts and Culture Program 38 Village Roadshow Soundstage 9 40 Gateway Public Art 42 Public Art Commission – The Commonwealth Star 44 Yimbun and Muyum Art Project 46 Elite Cricket - Metricon Stadium 48 Kurrawa Terrace 50 Visitor Servicing 52 Be My Guest 54 Inclusive and Accessible Tourism 56 Food Waste Recycling Trial 58 Travel Behaviour Change 60 Safety Camera Network 62 Joint Emergency Services Coordination Centre 64 Eat Safe Gold Coast 66 Active Transport Infrastructure 68 Gold Coast Light Rail Stage 2 70 City of Gold Coast Volunteer Program 72 City Road Infrastructure 74 Gold Coast Aquatic Centre 76 Broadbeach Bowls Club 78 Broadwater Parklands Stage 3 80 The GC2018 Mangrove Deck 82 Gold Coast Sports Precinct 84 Coomera Indoor Sports Centre 86 Gold Coast Squash Centre 88 Gold Coast Cycle Centre 90 Gold Coast Hockey Centre 92 3 4 INTRODUCTION The Opportunity From 4-15 April 2018, the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games showcased 11 days of world class sporting competition. The XXI Commonwealth Games was the first large-scale multi-sport spectacle to be hosted in Australia for over a decade and the first in a regional city. GC2018 was our once-in-a-generation opportunity to embrace the excitement, enthusiasm and community interest in the Commonwealth Games. But the Commonwealth Games was about more than a world-class sporting competition. Through the Games, the Commonwealth Games Federation aimed to: “... attract and build on public, private and social partnerships that widely benefit Commonwealth athletes, sports and communities.” GC2018 Partners [Australian Government, Queensland Government, City of Gold Coast (City) and the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games Corporation (GOLDOC)] worked together to ensure the Gold Coast, Queensland and Australia were set to experience an economic and social uplift through activities such as: • venue and infrastructure development • precinct improvements around key venues • improved skills and opportunities for business • international competition for our Australian athletes • increased tourism and event attraction • community celebrations. SOCIAL TRIPLE BOTTOM LINE ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENTAL Engaged, inclusive Each project has been reviewed in line with a comprehensive Economic uplift Protection of the natural and accessible community approach to sustainability to ascertain the potential quantitative environment and qualitative benefit measures. Job creation Recognition and promotion Citizenship – volunteering, I Avoided cost of the city’s natural community pride environment City reputation Healthy and safe community Reduce pollution City productivity Enhance resident and guest experience Reduce waste generation Diversify economy 5 CITY BENEFITS CATALOGUE A1B1 The Gold Coast Health & Knowledge Precinct will facilitate city B A1S4 Our city’s international profile will increase so we attract more visitors, trade S transformation into a diversified knowledge based economy and investment B A1S5 GC2018 will boost the economic value of events in the city before and after A1B2 We attract more international students to the city S the Games B A1S6 A1B3 GC2018 provides an economic return to the city The Gold Coast is recognized as a premier event destination S B A1S7 A1B4 We experience an increase in employment in the city GC2018 inspires greater levels of customer service on the Gold Coast S B A1S8 A1B5 We retain and protect our enduring natural assets Our sport and recreation industry is sustainable S S * A1S9 A1S1 The city’s reputation is enhanced We are a digital city S S A1U1 A1S2 We build our cultural sector Businesses are provided with new skills and training opportunities U A1S3 S A1U2 GC2018 infrastructure provides an economic return to the city We have a reduction in waste to landfill U City Benefits were agreed by the City of Gold Coast Executive Leadership Team: September 2015 • A1S9 – New benefit endorsed by PCG: July 2016 6 CITY BENEFITS CATALOGUE A2B1 As Gold Coasters, we are engaged citizens who advocate for our city B We accelerate travel behavioral change, getting people out of their A2S1 S cars T A R G E T A2S2 Our Gold Coast community are healthier and happier S B Breakthrough – A level of benefit only achieved through innovations commensurate with leading international practice A2S3 S S Stretch – An achievable level of benefit that is a significant improvement We are a safe city on business as usual. U Business as Usual – The level of benefit that you would expect from the A2S4 We have more options for active travel and public transport S delivering of the event. A2S5 We have an increase in volunteer participation and retention S A2U1 Our community and visitors can enjoy the use of GC2018 infrastructure U 7 PROJECT LINKS TO CITY BENEFITS A1B1 A1B2 A1B3 A1B4 A1B5 A1S1 A1S2 A1S3 A1S4 A1S5 A1S6 A1S7 A1S8 A1S9 A1U1 A1U2 A2B1 A2S1 A2S2 A2S3 A2S4 A2S5 A2U1 Health & Knowledge Precinct ♦ • • • • • Commonwealth Games Village ♦ • • • • • • • Study Gold Coast ♦ • • • • Business Trade & Investment • • • ♦ Private Sector Investment • ♦ • • High Performance Sport Attraction • ♦ • ♦ Beach Nourishment ♦ Digital City Outcomes • • • • • • • ♦ • Spatial Information Sharing • • • ♦ Gold Coast Media Centre • • • ♦ • • City Reputation • ♦ • • City Presentation ♦ • • Commonwealth Walkway • ♦ • • • City Arts and Culture Program • • ♦ • Village Roadshow Sound Stage 9 • • • ♦ • • • Gateway Public Art • ♦ • Commonwealth Star • ♦ • Yimbun & Muyum Art Project • ♦ • Elite Cricket – Metricon Stadium • • • ♦ • • • • • Kurrawa Terrace • • • • ♦ • Visitor Servicing • • • • • ♦ • • Be My Guest • • • • • ♦ • • Inclusive and Accessible Tourism • • • ♦ • Food Waste Recycling Trial • • ♦ Travel Behaviour Change • • • ♦ • Safety Camera Network • • • ♦ Joint Emergency Services Coordination Centre • • • • ♦ Eat Safe Gold Coast • • • ♦ • Active Transport Infrastructure • • • ♦ Gold Coast Light Rail Stage 2 • • • • • • ♦ City of Gold Coast Volunteer Program • • • ♦ ♦ Primary benefit alignment • Secondary benefit alignment 8 PROJECT LINKS TO CITY BENEFITS A1B1 A1B2 A1B3 A1B4 A1B5 A1S1 A1S2 A1S3 A1S4 A1S5 A1S6 A1S7 A1S8 A1S9 A1U1 A1U2 A2B1 A2S1 A2S2 A2S3 A2S4 A2S5 A2U1 Road Infrastructure • • • • ♦ Gold Coast Aquatic Centre • • • • • • ♦ Broadbeach Bowls Club • • • • • • ♦ Broadwater Parklands Stage 3 • • • ♦ The GC2018 Mangrove Deck • • • ♦ Gold Coast Sports Precinct • • • • • • ♦ Coomera Indoor Sports Centre • • • • • • ♦ Gold Coast Squash Centre • • • • • • ♦ Gold Coast Cycle Centre • • • • • • ♦ Gold Coast Hockey Centre • • • • • • ♦ ♦ Primary benefit alignment • Secondary benefit alignment 9 10 11 12 GOLD COAST HEALTH AND KNOWLEDGE PRECINCT The Gold Coast Health and Knowledge Precinct (GCHKP) was the marquee Gold Coast 2018 Knowledge-based industry attraction and incubation is critical to the city, region and the State’s long- Commonwealth Games (GC2018) legacy project and was set up to reshape the city’s economy and term economic sustainability. The subsequent collaborative investment will accelerate the creation of redefine the Gold Coast’s future. jobs, attract a talented workforce and provide recognition of the city’s thought leaders and innovators. The 200-hectare precinct located at Parklands in Southport encompassed over $5 billion in The Village accommodated 6,600 athletes and team officials in the lead up to and during GC2018. The infrastructure development, including the $1.76 billion Gold Coast University Hospital, Griffith University, development includes a new permanent mixed-use residential community for more than 1200 dwellings Gold Coast Private Hospital, $550 million Commonwealth Games Village, Gold Coast Light Rail (G:link) and another 9.5 hectares of development ready land to support future knowledge based businesses. and major road upgrades. After GC2018, the precinct will become a vibrant mixed-use community with 9200 jobs already linked to Designed to encourage collaboration between our allied health facilities and research institutions, to the site and the potential for over 11,000 more. Construction of the Commonwealth Games Village was foster an entrepreneurial ethos and attract internationally recognised researchers, the precinct currently completed in October 2017. New commercial development within the precinct will start in early 2019. enables university students and staff to train, interact and research in a modern, cutting-edge The Commonwealth Games Village was the catalyst for accelerating the long-term vision for the Health environment. The Gold Coast University Hospital and Gold Coast Private Hospital (adjacent to the and Knowledge Precinct. expanding Griffith University campus) are already encouraging research and development, facilitating technology commercialisation and attracting skilled workers. It is assumed the parklands PDA 9.5ha greenfield land is fully built out by 2026. BREAKTHROUGH BENEFIT: FACILITATE THE CITY’S TRANSFORMATION INTO A DIVERSIFIED KNOWLEDGE BASED ECONOMY Economic uplift Job creation Diversify economy* Stronger partnerships
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