Lackey Park Regional Sporting Hub Concept Masterplan

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The opportunity to comment concluded on 31 July 2020

UPDATE:

Big thanks to everyone who made a submission during the Public Exhibition period. All submissions have been reviewed and a report about this matter has been prepared for consideration by Council at its 11 November 2020 meeting. You can read the report at www.wsc.nsw.gov.au/2020-council-meeting-agendas-and-minutes from 4.30pm Friday 6 November 2020. And the final adopted Masterplan can be viewed at www.wsc.nsw.gov.au/council/current-plans-of-management-and-masterplans.


Your comments are sought during a public exhibition of the draft Lackey Park Regional Sporting Hub Concept Masterplan.

Council has been working with local groups to develop a masterplan which details a shared long-term vision to turn Lackey Park in Moss Vale into a dedicated multi-discipline sporting precinct.

The vision for Lackey Park is to provide:

  • a local sporting hub that has facilities which will attract regional, state and national level sporting events,
  • a home ground to several sports clubs, and
  • competition and/or practice facilities for others.

The masterplan outlines how the site could accommodate a variety of sports including rugby league, cricket and gymnastics. It also allows for possible future synergies with the adjacent Southern Highlands Multipurpose Indoor Sports Hub project proposed by the Moss Vale and District Basketball Association.

Take a look at the Document Library to see how Council proposes to:

  • transform the current under-utilised field into a multi-purpose complex that will accommodate multiple rugby league fields, a junior and senior cricket pitch and ancillary training facilities.
  • include the construction of a purpose-built grandstand, viewing mounds, formalised parking, gymnasium hall, clubhouse, change rooms, canteen, storage area, walking track, exercise stations and playground.

Did we get it right?

Have your say on our draft 2020 Concept Masterplan for the Lackey Park Regional Sporting Hub and help us meet the needs of our growing sporting community.


UPDATE:

Big thanks to everyone who made a submission during the Public Exhibition period. All submissions have been reviewed and a report about this matter has been prepared for consideration by Council at its 11 November 2020 meeting. You can read the report at www.wsc.nsw.gov.au/2020-council-meeting-agendas-and-minutes from 4.30pm Friday 6 November 2020. And the final adopted Masterplan can be viewed at www.wsc.nsw.gov.au/council/current-plans-of-management-and-masterplans.


Your comments are sought during a public exhibition of the draft Lackey Park Regional Sporting Hub Concept Masterplan.

Council has been working with local groups to develop a masterplan which details a shared long-term vision to turn Lackey Park in Moss Vale into a dedicated multi-discipline sporting precinct.

The vision for Lackey Park is to provide:

  • a local sporting hub that has facilities which will attract regional, state and national level sporting events,
  • a home ground to several sports clubs, and
  • competition and/or practice facilities for others.

The masterplan outlines how the site could accommodate a variety of sports including rugby league, cricket and gymnastics. It also allows for possible future synergies with the adjacent Southern Highlands Multipurpose Indoor Sports Hub project proposed by the Moss Vale and District Basketball Association.

Take a look at the Document Library to see how Council proposes to:

  • transform the current under-utilised field into a multi-purpose complex that will accommodate multiple rugby league fields, a junior and senior cricket pitch and ancillary training facilities.
  • include the construction of a purpose-built grandstand, viewing mounds, formalised parking, gymnasium hall, clubhouse, change rooms, canteen, storage area, walking track, exercise stations and playground.

Did we get it right?

Have your say on our draft 2020 Concept Masterplan for the Lackey Park Regional Sporting Hub and help us meet the needs of our growing sporting community.


The opportunity to comment concluded on 31 July 2020

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  • Share will there be squash courts included in the development? currently the closest ones are at Dapto on Facebook Share will there be squash courts included in the development? currently the closest ones are at Dapto on Twitter Share will there be squash courts included in the development? currently the closest ones are at Dapto on Linkedin Email will there be squash courts included in the development? currently the closest ones are at Dapto link

    will there be squash courts included in the development? currently the closest ones are at Dapto

    Oxley Bowral asked almost 4 years ago

    Thanks for the question. Unfortunately there is no opportunity to include Squash Courts and / or Badminton in this facility, as the restricted space does not allow for these sporting disciplines.

  • Share Why are you building the grandstand on a flood way higher ground is on the eastern side lackey rd side the western side floods in heavy rain on Facebook Share Why are you building the grandstand on a flood way higher ground is on the eastern side lackey rd side the western side floods in heavy rain on Twitter Share Why are you building the grandstand on a flood way higher ground is on the eastern side lackey rd side the western side floods in heavy rain on Linkedin Email Why are you building the grandstand on a flood way higher ground is on the eastern side lackey rd side the western side floods in heavy rain link

    Why are you building the grandstand on a flood way higher ground is on the eastern side lackey rd side the western side floods in heavy rain

    5231 asked almost 4 years ago

    Thanks for the question. The flood zone has been taken into consideration with the current design and the height of the fields will be increased to assist with natural drainage. Furthermore stormwater management strategies will be incorporated in the overall design.

  • Share Is there a option for the grandstand to go on the eastern side lackey rd side on Facebook Share Is there a option for the grandstand to go on the eastern side lackey rd side on Twitter Share Is there a option for the grandstand to go on the eastern side lackey rd side on Linkedin Email Is there a option for the grandstand to go on the eastern side lackey rd side link

    Is there a option for the grandstand to go on the eastern side lackey rd side

    5231 asked almost 4 years ago

    Thanks for the question. The current location of the Grandstand has been chosen as it's orientation is beneficial for the prevailing weather conditions that Moss Vale experiences in both Winter and Summer.  It also suits the proposed layout of the fields.

  • Share Can you please confirm that the areas marked "official" on the floor plan are intended as change rooms for umpires/referees? on Facebook Share Can you please confirm that the areas marked "official" on the floor plan are intended as change rooms for umpires/referees? on Twitter Share Can you please confirm that the areas marked "official" on the floor plan are intended as change rooms for umpires/referees? on Linkedin Email Can you please confirm that the areas marked "official" on the floor plan are intended as change rooms for umpires/referees? link

    Can you please confirm that the areas marked "official" on the floor plan are intended as change rooms for umpires/referees?

    Norm asked almost 4 years ago

    Hi Norm,

    Thanks for your question about the Lackey Park Regional Sporting Hub concept plan publicly exhibitied at www.yoursaywingecarribee.com.au/lackey-park.

    We can confirm that yes, the areas marked ‘Official’ on Floor Plan DA04 are change rooms for Umpires / Referees.

    If you have any further questions you can use the Ask us a question feature again or contact the Capital Projects team by calling Wingecarribee Shire Council on 02 4868 0888. 

    When ready, we'd love to hear some feedback using the online submission form.

    Regards,

    Your Say Wingecarribee