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City of Joondalup | Boas Avenue Joondalup WA 6027 | PO Box 21 Joondalup WA 6919 | T: 9400 4000 F: 9300 1383 | joondalup.wa.gov.au

Moolanda Park, Kingsley Proposed Cricket Infrastucture Project Frequently Asked Questions1. What is the purpose of the consultation?In order to improve lighting standards and encourage more local sporting opportunities, the City is facilitating a consultation process on behalf of a local sporting club, who intend to apply for a grant to fund the installation of new cricket infrastructure at Moolanda Park.

The purpose of the consultation is to provide the local community and affected user groups with an opportunity to comment on the proposed project, based on potential amenity or utilisation impacts.

2. Who is being consulted?The City is directly consulting with the following stakeholders:

• Surrounding local residents;

• Representatives from current park user groups; and

• Representative from the local Residents’ Association.

Whilst specific stakeholders have been identified, any person/s interested in the proposed projects can also be involved in the consultation by completing the online comment form at the Community Consultation page on the City’s website at joondalup.wa.gov.au or forms are available on request by telephoning 9400 4920.

3. Why has Moolanda Park been identified for cricket infrastructure upgrade?

The City has received an expression of interest from a local sporting club that currently utilise the facility to apply for a Community Sporting and Recreation Facilities Fund grant. The grant would provide financial assistance to the club to install new cricket infrastructure.

Moolanda Park is located on the corner of Moolanda Boulevard and Harness Street in Kingsley. It caters for tee-ball in the summer and football (AFL) in the winter. There are currently three sporting groups who utilise the facility throughout the year with a combined membership of over 1,200.

4. What would the proposed cricket infrastructure installation include?

The cricket infrastructure installation will involve the construction of a synthetic centre match wicket and a two bay synthetic cricket practice net to allow the undertaking of cricket matches and training at Moolanda Park.

Currently, there is no cricket played at the Park and this project will provide the City with another venue where a local club can play cricket.

The proposed location of the cricket infrastructure is identified in Attachment 1.

5. On what basis have the cricket infrastructure locations been determined?

The proposed cricket infrastructure locations have been determined in accordance to the Department of Sport and Recreation and the City’s guidelines.

6. How might the proposed upgrade affect me?

Cricket is identified as a low impact sport and insignificant impact on local amenity is anticipated.

7. Are there other parks within the City of Joondalup that have similar infrastructure?

Yes. Kingsley Park currently has practice nets and a centre match wicket. The park is located on Kingsley Drive in Kingsley.

8. When does the community comment period close?

The comment process will commence on Monday 25 June 2012 and will conclude on Friday 13 July 2012, allowing a three week period for people to complete and return the comment form provided to the City.

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9. What happens next?The results of the community comment period will be collated and presented to Council in August 2012. If endorsed, it is anticipated that the works will commence in early 2013.

11. Who do I contact for more information on the project?

The City’s Club Development Officer is available on 9400 4920 or email info@joondalup.wa.gov.au with your queries.

ATTACHMENT 1: Moolanda Park, Kingsley Proposed Cricket Infrastucture Project

LAST UPDATED JUNE 2012

City of Joondalup | Boas Avenue Joondalup WA 6027 | PO Box 21 Joondalup WA 6919 | T: 9400 4000 F: 9300 1383 | joondalup.wa.gov.au

Moolanda Park, Kingsley Proposed Cricket Infrastructure Upgrade Project The City is seeking your feedback on the proposed Cricket Infrastructure Upgrade Project at Moolanda Park.

This Comment Form can also be completed electronically via the Community Consultation section of the City’s website, joondalup.wa.gov.au

If you have any questions on the proposal, or would like to provide additional feedback, please contact the Club Development Officer on 9400 4920 or email info@joondalup.wa.gov.au

Please tick one of the following

☐ I support the proposal to install cricket infrastructure at Moolanda Park, Kingsley as described in the Frequently Asked Questions.

☐ I do not support the proposal to install cricket infrastructure at Moolanda Park, Kingsley as described in the Frequently Asked Questions. (please outline your reasons below)

Please provide your details

Note that for your comment to be valid, your contact details must be provided. This information will be treated as confidential and will not be published in any document or report on the outcomes of the consultation

Name:

Address:

Postcode: Phone:

Email:

Thank you for your feedback

Please forward your completed comment form in the prepaid envelope provided, by the closing date Friday 13 July 2012.

What happens next?

The results of the community engagement period will be collated and presented to the City of Joondalup Council in August 2012. If endorsed by Council, it is anticipated that the works will commence some time in early 2013.

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ANALYSIS OF ‘MOOLANDA PARK, KINGSLEY — PROPOSED CRICKET INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADE PROJECT’ SURVEY The following provides an analysis of the quantitative and qualitative data gathered from the Moolanda Park, Kingsley — Proposed Cricket Infrastructure Upgrade Project Survey. RESPONSE RATES The City sent out a total of 289 surveys and received 98 responses. Of the 98 responses received the City collected a total of 98 valid survey responses through online surveys and hard-copy surveys; these are summarised in Table 1 and Chart 1 below. Table 1: Survey responses by collection method Collection method N %Online 95 97.0%Hard-copy 3 3.0%total (valid) survey responses 98 100.0% Chart 1: Survey responses by collection method

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DEMOGRAPHICS Of the 289 survey packs sent out, 282 were sent to surrounding local residents, 3 were sent to current park user groups, 1 was sent to the Kingsley and Greenwood Residents’ Association and 3 were sent to State Sporting Associations. The response data is summarised in Table 2 and Chart 2 below. Table 2: Survey responses by type of respondent Type of respondent N %Surrounding local residents 95 97.0%Current park user groups 1 1.0%Kingsley and Greenwood Residents’ Association 1 1.0%State Sporting Associations 1 1.0%total (valid) respondents 98 100.0%

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Chart 2: Survey responses by type of respondent

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QUESTION 1: DO YOU SUPPORT/NOT SUPPORT THE PROPOSAL TO INSTALL CRICKET INFRASTRUCTURE AT MOOLANDA PARK, KINGSLEY All 98 survey respondents provided a response to this question; responses have been summarised in Table 3 and Charts 3 and 4 below. Table 3: Types of responses to the question: “Do you support/not support the proposal to install cricket infrastructure at Moolanda Park, Kingsley”

Type of respondent Support Do Not Support

N % N %Surrounding local residents 80 81.6% 15 15.3%Current park user groups 1 1.0% 0 0.0%Kingsley and Greenwood Residents’ Association 0 0.0% 1 1.0%State sporting associations 1 1.0% 0 0.0%total (valid) respondents 82 83.7% 16 16.3%

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Charts 3 and 4: Types of responses to the question by “Do you support/not support the proposal to install cricket infrastructure at Moolanda Park, Kingsley” Chart 3: Responses from surrounding local residents and Kingsley and Greenwood Residents’ Association

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Chart 4: Responses from current park user groups and State sporting associations

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The Survey asked respondents to outline their reasons for not supporting the proposal. As there were only 16 respondents that did not support the proposal, these responses have been quantified and are shown below in Chart 4. Chart 4: Reasons for not supporting the proposal

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Increase in anti-social behaviourImpact on Football usage

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