From: Michael Cramphorn
Subject: Caulfield Park Pavilion
“Does Council still believe that the Caulfield Park pavilion will be completed midyear?
How will the new facility be used?
How will Council be allocating access rights
to interested users?
Will a usage policy be developed to ensure fair and equitable
access to interested parties and to take account of the interests of all categories of
park users and local residents?”
The Mayor asked the Director Community Relations (DCR) to read Council’s
response.
He said:
“Council expects the pavillion to be completed on time.
The facilities offered in the Caulfield Park pavillion will have the same use and the
same availability to the community as similar pavillions in Glen Eira.
The tenant clubs
will continue to receive seasonal allocations and the community room will be
available for booking and use by community groups.
Bookings will be administered
by Council’s Recreation and Youth Services department.
There will be a schedule of
hire charges for the community room that will take account of both ordinary bookings
and community bookings.
Community groups will be able to apply for a Community
Grant to cover the cost of hire for community purposes.”
Caulfield Park is a very large open park space in south-east Melbourne. It provides recreational opportunities for a wide range of users. These include casual users as well as tennis,bowls, soccer, cricket,lacrosse, recreational walking on a surrounding walking track and a leash-free area for dogs. The park contains pavilions, a conservatory, childrens play areas. and a heritage-listed arboretum for those who simply like to meander through its unstructured, non-enclosed vistas.
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
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