Kingsway Regional Sporting Complex
Wanneroo Library and Cultural Centre
Wanneroo Aquamotion
The staged redevelopment of Kingsway Regional Sporting Complex is currently underway and when work first commenced during 2007/2008, marked the beginning of long awaited upgrades. The upgrades as they are commissioned will revitalise the various facilities at the Complex and will provide tremendous recreation opportunities for both the local community and regional users.
Kingsway Regional Sporting Complex masterplan.pdf
Project Details - Stage 2 - 2007/2008 - Mainline Irrigation, Control System, Pump Station, Electrical Transformer, Controller Building, Lakes, Underground Power from Kingsway (the road), Landscaping at Hepburn Entrance, Landscaping at Lakes, Signs and Landscaping at remaining entrances to the Complex, Sewer Reticulation, Water Supply for Fire Fighting Upgrade
- Stage 3 - 2008/2009 - Cricket Car Park, Football Car Park, Football/Little Athletics Pitch, Cricket/Hocket Pitch, Internal Roadworks, Parallel Parking, Streetlighting. Completed in March 2009
- Stage 3A - 2009/2010 - Modifications to Football Oval to include Little Athletics Track, Discus and Shot Put facilities
- Stage 4 - 2010/2011 - Soccer 3, Soccer 2, Main Soccer, Training x 2, Main Rugby, Rugby 2, Main Soccer Car Park, Recreational Paths, Demolishment part of the Internal Road Network, and is currently being designed in preparation for tender advertisement in July 2010 subject to Council budget approval
- Stage 5 - 2011/2012 - Southern Junior and Senior Soccer fields, Southern Soccer Car Park, Demolishment of Soccer Clubrooms, Recreational Paths, Air Training Corps Hardstand and is still in the concept stage
- Stage 6 - 2012/2013 - Main Baseball, Senior 2 Baseball, Senior 3 Baseball, Junior Baseball, Netball Upgrade (now deleted from this stage of works - refer to 'Current Project Status' below), Recreational Paths to South East corner of the Complex and is still in the concept stage
Current Project Status
- Stage 2 construction works commenced in January 2008 and were completed in December 2008
- Stage 3 construction works commenced in November 2008 and were completed in May 2009
- Stage 3A construction works currently being advertised for tender and closes on 10 November 2009. Works are scheduled to commence in February 2010
- Netball Upgrade - Originally planned as part of Stage 6 works (as noted above), the City in May 2009 received Federal Funding for a significantly increased scope of works. Design and construction is being undertaken in two stages during the 2009/2010 and 2010/2011 financial years, with a tender for floodlighting upgrade and another for resurfacing of the eastern courst recently awarded.
In summary, works as part of Stage 1 include:
- Floodlighting upgrade works to the main court area will be undertaken during the period December 2009/April 2010
- 30 courts on the eastern side of the facility to be resurfaced during the period November 2009/April 2010
...and Stage 2 includes:
- 27 courts on the western side of the facility to be resurfaced during the period December 2010/April 2011
- Play equipment, shelters and landscaping treatments to be installed during the period December 2010/April 2011
For further information please contact the City on 9405 5000.
The new Wanneroo Library and Cultural Centre in the Wanneroo Town Centre was completed in September 2009.
The 2260sqm Library and Cultural Centre will be the first of its kind in Western Australia to house a range of cultural services, and will be nearly three times larger than any of the current library facilities in the City of Wanneroo. The building will feature a library, regional museum, exhibition gallery, community function space, lecture theatre, coffee shop, wireless connection and tenancy space for government offices.
A further $6.1 million was allocated to the project in the 2008/09 budget, bringing the total cost to $18.5 million.
Click here to view the ground floor concept
Click here to view the first floor concept
Funding has been received from LotteryWest towards the children's museum, showcases and conservation work, and from the Department of Culture & the Arts towards exhibition equipment and specialised lighting.
This partnership between the state government and the City of Wanneroo continues to support the Revitalisation of the Wanneroo Town Centre project.
Wanneroo Aquamotion reopened in 2009 following a major upgrade providing the local community with a first class fitness and family-oriented leisure centre.
The $12 million upgrade, which is part of the Wanneroo Town Centre Revitalisation Project, will feature a contemporary gymnasium and group fitness room, hydrotherapy pool and children’s splash pad.
A new, outdoor deep-water pool will compliment the existing indoor 25-metre lap pool and leisure pool, and there will be a larger sauna and spa.
The works also include extensions to the crèche, a refurbished cafe, change-room improvements, provision of barbeques and upgrades to the existing outdoor public facilities.
Click here to view the location plan
Click here to view the concept plan
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The Wanneroo Library and Cultural Centre/upgrade of the Aquamotion recreation centre is a Wanneroo Town Centre Revitalisation Partnership project of the City of Wanneroo and the Government of Western Australia. |
