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791 Lifestyle and Community 791st Council Meeting 28 July 2020 96 Lifestyle and Community Committee Meeting 16 July 2020 Adopted Report FUTURE IMPLEMENTATION COTTESLOE DRIVE OCEANICOCEANIC DRIVE DR Create a large destination play space. Active Lifestyle 1 Upgrade existing and construct additional public 5 amenities. 5.5 6 Expand program of active recreation activities 2 Upgrade path network to provide clear and events to cater for all ages and abilities. Active Lifestyle separation from traffic. Within 15 years 7 Develop and activate multi-use celebration lawn. 3 Expand skate park and establish bike pump track. 8 Upgrade to Aquatic Centre. 2 4 Improve management systems regarding use within the park. 8 Pizzey Park Precinct Master Plan vision continues to promote an active 5 and healthy lifestyle. Active recreation through informal activities and the 2 4 allocated spaces/pathways is an important ingredient to catering for the whole community. Catering for all ages is fundamental for the future use of Pizzey Park and will contribute to a highly activated precinct. 4 7 6 1 ACTIVE LIFESTYLE FACILITIES: 2 1 510 M PACIFIC AVENUE » Sixty hectares of open space. » A range of open lawn areas for informal play such as touch football, 6 frisbee etc. 3 » Professional fitness providers take full advantage of the variety of 6 spaces within the park. 2130 M 1255 M » A network of meandering paths with shaded options and a range of accessible and inclusive recreational opportunities across all facilities. 2 3 » Miami Aquatic Centre with multiple pools and wet play. PARADISE AVENUE » Skate park with Olympic standard street-skate course. 6 4 » Expansive dog off leash areas and dog agility course. 1 2 » Destination playground at hub. 4 » Bicycle pump track. 2 » Recreational running opportunities provided across the site. 810 M LEGEND Recreational running Walking track 1 Fitness station 2 Dog walking and off-leash Playground Pump track Skate park BARDON AVENUE N 0 50 100 150 200M SCALE 1:4000 @ A3 60 PREPARED FOR CITY OF GOLD COAST | PLACE DESIGN GROUP PIZZEY PARK PRECINCT | MASTER PLAN REPORT - DRAFT 61 791st Council Meeting 28 July 2020 97 Lifestyle and Community Committee Meeting 16 July 2020 Adopted Report FUTURE IMPLEMENTATION COTTESLOE DRIVE OCEANIC DRIVE Built Form and Improve shade, lighting and general safety Public Amenities Built Form and 1 Upgrade existing and construct new public 5 5.6 amenities. requirements. Seating around the path network. Public Amenities 2 Add recreation shelters/bbq/picnic shelters. 6 Within 15 years 3 Sharing of facilities and club houses. 4 Long term development community hub as non-sporting centre to park. 3 Rugby League - Junior Miami Aquatic Pizzey Park Precinct accommodates significant aging infrastructure and The Hub Centre an inadequate amount of public amenities to sufficiently cater for the Tennis increased utilisation of the precinct. Community consultation highlighted the need for more public amenities, shelters and recreational infrastructure 1 4 to better support the growth of the City and to enhance the safety and Gymnastics security across the site. 6 5 PACIFIC AVENUE BUILT FORM AND PUBLIC AMENITIES: 5 5 » Upgraded and new public amenities » The hub building » Shared community use facilities 2 Rugby League - Senior » Shelters and shade structures » BBQ facilities 2 5 PARADISE AVENUE 1 6 1 3 2 Athletics/ Football 1 3 6 Rugby Union / Cricket 1 LEGEND Sports house 5 Building (purpose built) Shelter Public amenities ChangingBARDON rooms AVENUE N 0 50 100 150 200M SCALE 1:4000 @ A3 62 PREPARED FOR CITY OF GOLD COAST | PLACE DESIGN GROUP PIZZEY PARK PRECINCT | MASTER PLAN REPORT - DRAFT 63 791st Council Meeting 28 July 2020 98 Lifestyle and Community Committee Meeting 16 July 2020 Adopted Report FUTURE IMPLEMENTATION 4 COTTESLOE DRIVE OCEANIC DRIVE Realign vehicle movement through the park. Roads and Car parking Roads and 1 Upgrade of the main entrances. 6 5.7 Provide internal bus/coach access and set down. 7 Provide shade to carparks. 2 PACIFIC AVE Car parking Introduce bio remediation to road and car park Within 15 years 3 Reconfigure, upgrade and formalise car parking. 8 stormwater runoff. PACIFIC AVE 4 Change Cottesloe Drive access to left in, left out. Installation of security gates to restrict access to 9 1 the park after hours. 10 3 5 Consolidate and develop new carparks for multi users. 10 Improved lighting to road networks and carparks. 131 No. 9 PIZZEY DRIVE 85 No. 7 8 8 10 Formalised roads and new car parking will allow the Pizzey Park Precinct to cater for future growth in visitation to the parkland and expand the green core to cater for increasing requirements for open space recreation. 239 No. Approximately 500 new car parks will be added to the precinct and 10 improvements will be made to the capacity and flow of allocated car 271 No. 9 2 parking areas across the site. 132 No. 3 39 No. 2 PACIFIC AVENUE The Master Plan aligns the parking to the three entries of the parkland 9 8 and also includes vehicular and bus/ coach set down points. In an effort 6 3 8 5 256 No. ot improve safety and manage the conjestion in and out of the site during peak times, all entry points into the park will be redesigned. 10 10 ROADS AND CARPARKS: 3 » Redesign of precinct entries 3 8 » Enhance pedestarian access and safety 1 » Increase capacity of parking areas across the site SONIA ST 6 PARADISE AVENUE » Improve flow and connectivly internally enhancing pedestarian safety 146 No. » Improved bus drop off and pick up zones SUMMARY » Additional lighting for car parks and pathways WITHIN PRECINCT CURRENT 15 YEARS Main Entry 58 131 Rugby League - Junior 42 85 Rugby Union, Cricket, Skate Park and The 112 146 Outlooks Tennis 182 271 Athletics/Football/Sports house 132 300 5 300 No. Dog Off-Leash Area 24 132 2 Aquatic Centre 125 239 7 8 Rugby League - Senior 256 256 8 9 1 Gymnastics 39 39 TOTAL 970BARDON 1599 AVENUE N 0 50 100 150 200M SCALE 1:4000 @ A3 64 PREPARED FOR CITY OF GOLD COAST | PLACE DESIGN GROUP PIZZEY PARK PRECINCT | MASTER PLAN REPORT - DRAFT 65 791st Council Meeting 28 July 2020 99 Lifestyle and Community Committee Meeting 16 July 2020 Adopted Report FUTURE IMPLEMENTATION Pedestrian and COTTESLOE DRIVE OCEANIC DRIVE Introduce a formal path system to native bush Cycling Network Pedestrian and 1 Develop clearly defined well connected path 4 hierarchy separated from vehicle circulation. area connecting Sonia Avenue to Paradise 5.8 Avenue. 2 Introduce shade trees to the north side of path Cycling Network networks for summer comfort. 5 Closure of some roads to provide safer Within 15 years pedestrian movement through the park. Review active transport routes through park and 3 3 integrate into network. 6 Improve safety through lighting and pedestrian crossing. 3 2 6 To improve the communitys experience and safety when using the 1 precinct, a simplified and connected pedestrian focussed network will 6 be establsihed. All entry points into the site will be redesigned with new pedestrian/cycle paths added to Pacific Drive and Cottesloe Drive entries. The redesigned main entry at Pacific Avenue has been de-cluttered and visually opened to the street. It features signage/elements and well defined circulation clearly identifying it and creating a strong identity and scale 6 PACIFIC AVENUE appropriate to the park. 5 Pedestrian/vehicle interactions are minimised throughout the park, with pedestrian priority and pathways will align with the proposed pedestrian crossings to ensure safe sightlines for users. 5 4 2 Formalised broad and shaded multi-mode pathways lead users through the park to the HUB and beyond to the parks various facilities. Storm 3 water, bio remediation systems integrated with the paths enhance the park 2 landscape experience. PARADISE AVENUE The path system has been organised into a clear hierarchy with the 3.5m 3 main multi-mode paths, 2.0m secondary paths and 1.2m recreation paths. 2 Path surfaces are low maintenance concrete and gravel with coloured bitumen an option, subject to cost. The path network acknowledges its function as a community connector, linking Bardon Avenue to the south with Cottesloe Drive to the north west, Pacific Avenue, north and Paradise Avenue to the East. A connection to Bond University is proposed to the south. LEGEND Road network PEDESTRIAN AND CYCLE NETWORK: 3 Park entry points » Greater pedestarian circulation and improved linkages to enhance 6 functionality 1 3.5m main footpath » Additional pathways both formal and informal provding greater Sealed path connectivity Recreation path » Improved pathway lightning to enhance safety for all users External path » Shaded pathways to encourage active travel and healthy lifestyle networkBARDON AVENUE behaviours N 0 50 100 150 200M SCALE 1:4000 @ A3 66 PREPARED FOR CITY OF GOLD COAST | PLACE DESIGN GROUP PIZZEY PARK PRECINCT | MASTER PLAN REPORT - DRAFT 67 791st Council Meeting 28 July 2020 100 Lifestyle and Community Committee Meeting 16 July 2020 Adopted Report FUTURE IMPLEMENTATION COTTESLOE DRIVE OCEANIC DRIVE Development of a park wide signage strategy/ Security 1 Review fencing systems parkwide and develop 4 5.9 strategy/guideline for unification of styles guidelines. through maintenance duration/lifecycle 5 Intergration of sporting clubs into shared use Security replacement process. facilities. Within 15 years 2 Review advertising on fences and develop 6 Improve safety through lighting, pedestrian guidelines and regulatory process. crossing and CCTV coverage. 6 Installation of additional lighting along pathways 3 3 and at key site facilities. 4 2 6 1 5 1 4 Ensuring the safety of all community members that frequent and utilise the 1 1 1 Pizzey Park Precinct is of utmost importance. A well-designed and well- 1 used precinct is a great asset and an integrative strategy that involves 3 6 1 improved design, programming, maintenance and community involvement 2 is needed to ensure a safe experience is provided to all users.
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