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Broadview Oval Community and Sports Hub
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Project update
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Broadview Community and Sports Hub – February Update
We are pleased to announce that the building works have been completed and the builder is finalising defects to the main building. -
Broadview Community and Sports Hub – September / October Update
As we approach the final stages of the project, the natural tones and harmonious aesthetic of the building fabric are coming to life, making the completion of the new facility an exciting reality.Attached Document : Broadview Community and Sports Hub_facilities hire information.pdf -
Significant Progress and Achievements on Broadview Oval Community and Sports Hub
We're back with exciting news about the long-awaited Broadview Oval Community and Sports Hub. -
Exciting News: Construction Phase Begins for the Broadview Oval Community and Sports Hub!
We are delighted to announce that construction has officially commenced on the Broadview Oval Community and Sports Hub in January 2023. Currently, we have completed the substructure, including the ground level and foundation, and are now progressing towards the superstructure, which will be built above ground level. -
Brief Chronology of Budget Setting
A broad summary of events concerning budget decisions concerning the Broadview Community and Sports Hub in the period of December 2020 through August 2022.Attached Document : BCSH Budget Chronology 2020-2022 - web_30032023.pdf -
Broadview Oval track reopens – February 2023
The track at Broadview Oval (alongside the Poltawa Terrace carpark) has now reopened to the public. -
Shovels hit the soil on $5m co-designed Broadview Community and Sports Hub
A Broadview Community and Sports Hub designed to make Australian football more accessible to women and support a wide range of community use is about to break ground in Broadview... -
Construction contract awarded
Work to build the new Broadview Community and Sports Hub will soon begin, with the construction contract... -
New hire space | Register your interest
Coming in 2024, the new Broadview Community and Sports Hub will offer two new accessible and inclusive hire spaces:Attached Document : 1695885183_Broadview Community and Sports Hub_facilities hire information.pdf
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$5.2 million dollars ($5.2M) has been secured to build the new Broadview Community and Sports Hub ($1.5M of State Government grant funding plus $3.7M commitment from Council).
Construction of the new facility will commence in January 2023.
Yes, members of the community will be able to hire the inclusive spaces. Whilst the hire details are yet to be finalised, the inclusive venue includes kitchen facilities and accessible amenities. If you’re interested in hiring this space, register your interest via email admin@prospect.sa.gov.au.
The existing Broadview Football Clubrooms will be demolished and replaced with new a facility including two venue spaces for community hire, a gymnasium available for community use, unisex sporting changerooms, accessible amenities and a cafe/kiosk.
The former footprint of the clubrooms will be altered to new landscaped areas, additional tree planting and a carpark for the precinct.
The existing club rooms will be in use during the construction phase and are likely to be in use until the new Hub has been completed.
A construction site will be established in the existing car park and access will be maintained to the oval around the construction site.
During the works car parking will be restricted on the site, however at project completion, additional parking spaces will be provided in the location of the current clubrooms.
The unregulated pepper trees located central to the western oval boundary have been approved for removal. This will allow the running track to be re-aligned, access in and out of the new facility and improve the sight lines to the oval.
In addition to the nine new trees planted as a part of the Playspace Upgrade, an additional eight trees will be planted.
Membership of the Community Reference Group will include a range of relevant community representatives, including:
- Chair – staff member from Council
- Mayor O’Loughlin
- 2 Ward Councillors
- Up to 2 representatives of the Broadview Football Club as nominated by the Club
- 1 representative of the Prospect District Cricket Club as nominated by the Club
- 1 representative of the Prospect Broadview Bowling Club as nominated by the Club
- 1 Immediate neighbourhood representative (i.e. Poltawa Terrace) appointed by the Council
- 1 representative of the Broadview Tennis Club as nominated by the Club
- 1 representative of the Collingrove Tennis Club as nominated by the Club
- Up to 4 Community representatives appointed by the Council
The Community Reference Group will serve as an important link from the community to the Project Control Group (comprised of Elected Members and senior staff), providing information and advice, reflecting the concerns and issues of stakeholders and the general public. Examples of things that the group can influence include design considerations, naming, etc.
The Broadview Playspace and Dog Park upgrades have been completed.
Aspects of the Master Plan yet to be completed include:
- Construction of new Tennis Club building (accommodating both Tennis Clubs)
- Replacement of former Croquet Club with four additional tennis courts
- Addition of four cricket nets with bowler run up area able to double as a warm up area for football (to replace an existing public access tennis court that doubles as a half-court basketball court)
- Establishment of a small skate park
- Refurbishment of Lawn Bowls clubrooms and upgrades to bowling greens
- New public toilets
- Installation of lighting to running track
- Upgrades to car parking across the site
Gallery
Discover the new Broadview Oval Community and Sports Club's construction progress through this series of photos.
New Hire Space
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Register your interest
Coming in 2024, the new Broadview Community and Sports Hub will offer two new accessible and inclusive hire spaces: Jack Tredrea MM Function Room = 200 seated / 280 standing / full bar/ kitchen facilities / ideal for larger functions (birthdays, events) - Brenton Costello Function Room = 30 seated / 50 standing / catering available / ideal for community use (meetings, workshops). If you’re interested in hiring the space, email facilities@broadviewfc.com.au
Who's Listening
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Dwaine BickerdikeProject Manager Consultant
City of ProspectPhone: 8269 5355
Email: admin@prospect.sa.gov.au
City of Prospect acknowledges that we are on the traditional lands of the Kaurna people, and we respect their spiritual connection to their country.
We also acknowledge the Kaurna people as the custodians of the greater Adelaide region and that their cultural and heritage beliefs are still as important to the living Kaurna people today.