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Community Facility Projects - Universal Access Improvement Program - various suburbs

Suburb	Various
Key Facts	The City's Universal Access Improvement Program focuses on improving accessibility to buildings and facilities to current National Construction Code (NCC), Building Code of Australia (BCA) and Australian Standards. The project scope is to deliver a prioritised programme of adjustments and improvements to the City’s buildings and facilities to support an inclusive community where all people have an equal ability to access City facilities. Locations Compliant toilet braille signage - various locations New pathways & upgrades to existing pathways - Phil Renkin Community Centre Accessible toilet and shower facility - Alexander Heights Community Centre External paving and carpark - Gumblossom Hall and Community Centre Disabled toilet sliding door and internal upgrades - Girrawheen Hub Works vary depending on the facility being targeted but include improvements to toilets, doors, access paths, signage and parking bays. In some cases structural alterations or even extensions may be required to accommodate larger access requirements and/or cubicle sizes. To date, projects have been identified through internal operational assessments and also from customer and user requests. Requests are considered and prioritised for inclusion in PR-1999 for the relevant budget year.
Current Stage	Design.
Upcoming Stages	Construction.
Expected Date of Completion	June 2019
Enquiries	Ph: 9405 5000 Email: enquiries@wanneroo.wa.gov.au Date Last Updated: 12/11/2018