Franklin Sport and Active Recreation Facilities Plan Priority Projects - (replaces Table 7.1 in the Franklin Sport and Active Recreation Facilities Priorities Plan, July 2016). Adopted 26 March 2019. (note: for priority, High = 1-3 years, Medium High = 1-3 years (if possible), Medium = 4-10 years, Low = 11 – 20 years)
No. Project Name Description Capital Cost Proposed Population and Need Analysis Club Priority (indicative) Hierarchy membership Status Indoor court Options and Circa $40,000 - $50,000. Population NA expansion feasibility analysis Note: the study would Franklin has a projected population for a central determine when the increase of 75,119 by 2046 bringing the planning indoor court hub additional court space total to 146,090 (2046). (potentially would ideally be required The northern area of the Waikato Future incorporating (capex timing) District may add a further 10,000 – location(s) to Franklin Leisure) 20,000 people. be analysed. The playing age group (5-35) in Franklin has a projected population increase of 24,399 by 2046 bringing the Sub total to 55,640. High 1 regional Needs Serves as the main indoor court hub for Franklin and the northern area of the Waikato District Council. One court will not be sufficient to meet the needs of the growing population The hub can be supported by a network of existing and potential school partnership facilities in locations such as Pokeno and Waiuku. Counties Turf replacement Replacement of No.1 Population 2018: 1350 Manukau of an existing hockey turf $1.6m Franklin South has a projected asset (includes drainage population increase of 29,012 by 2046 2015: 2,000 Hockey turf upgrade) Sub bringing the total to 61,976 (2046). High 2 replace- regional The playing age group (5-35) is ment. Replacement of No 2 projected to increase to 22,931 by hockey turf in the next 8- 2046. 15 years, $600,000. Needs
1 Identified as a priority hockey centre I the Auckland Hockey Regional Facilities Plan. Significant membership base Locate in large growth area Nearest hockey centre is located in Pakuranga. Maximise use of existing assets. Franklin Franklin New gymsports facility Population 2015 - 531 Gymsports Gymsports Club is $3,500 per m² Franklin South has a projected proposing to Non council land population increase of 29,012 by 2046 2018 - 605 Club Facility develop a new bringing the total to 61,976 (2046). develop- facility within the Playing age (5-35) is projected to ment. Franklin A and P increase to 22,931 by 2046. Showgrounds to Needs meet demand One of the largest club memberships (non council nationally 3 land) Local Located in a large growth area High Small floor area for the size of the membership The draft regional strategy supports development of a facility in south Auckland. The Auckland Sport Sector Facilities Priorities Plan lists “develop a sub- regional facility in south Auckland” as its third priority. Waiuku Construct a Approx $430,000 local Population: Winter: 503 + 60 Netball canopy over two Franklin West has a projected coaches courts population increase of 7,562 by 2046, 2015 – Clubs 20. Centre bringing the total to 29,160 (2046). Teams: Senior canopy. Playing age (5 – 35 years) is projected 32 Junior 31. High 4 to increase to 9,331 by 2046. 2018 – Clubs 20. Needs Teams: Senior Improve consistency of experience for 30, Junior 26. younger players Summer : 650 Increased participation.
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Waiuku Reseal two Approx $100,000 ($50,000 local Population Winter: 503 + 60 Netball netball courts per court). Franklin West has a projected coaches with a rubber population increase of 7,562 by 2046, 2015 – Clubs 20. Centre court surface. bringing the total to 29,160 (2046). Teams: Senior resealing Playing age (5 – 35 years) is projected 32 Junior 31. 5 to increase to 9,331 by 2046. 2018 – Clubs 20. High Needs Teams: Senior Current surface has cracks. Club 30 Junior