Project Summary
Bass Coast Shire Council will shortly commence the construction of a new netball pavilion at Bass Recreation Reserve. The modern facilities will include home and away change rooms with unisex toilets and showers, umpire change rooms, a kitchenette, office, first aid room, storage, and an accessible toilet. The size of these spaces meets Netball Victoria guidelines. The pavilion will be built on the site of the existing scout hall, which will be demolished.
The new facility will serve the Kilcunda-Bass Football Netball Club, which fields teams from under-11s through to seniors in the West Gippsland Football Netball League.
We appreciate your patience during the construction period, and please do not hesitate to reach out to us if you have any questions before or during the project.
- Demolition of the existing scout hall building, shelters and associated works.
- Construction of a fully compliant facility for the Kilcunda Bass Football Netball Club that will include two change rooms with amenities, umpire change room and amenities, an accessible toilet and change space, medical/first aid room, office, kitchenette, multi-purpose space, baby change facilities and generous storage for user groups.
- Installation of 2 accessible parking spaces and pavements including accessible ramp to the building.
- Includes undercover spectator viewing area at the front of the pavilion facing the courts.
- Reinstallation of solar panels.
- Installation of a new sewerage treatment beds to replace the existing one onsite.
The project is jointly funded through a $1.7 million grant from the Federal Government’s Play Our Way program and a $350,000 contribution from Bass Coast Shire Council.
- The use of heavy plant and machinery including noisy, and vibration works such as demolition, earthworks, saw cutting and use of trucks for delivering concrete, soil and building materials to site.
- Netball courts will still be in use throughout the project.
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