Project Update

Construction is progressing well at the Thompson Reserve Pavilion since the old pavilion has been demolished, with works now underway.

Last week, bored piers were completed, marking a key milestone as preparations continue for the concrete slab.

The next stage of works will include installation of under-slab services, followed by pouring of the concrete for the slab in the coming weeks.

Thank you for your patience and support as we work towards delivering improved facilities for everyone to enjoy.

Project Summary

Works have commenced on the Thompson Reserve Pavilion.

The project will deliver a new, modern multi-purpose pavilion to replace the existing facility, which will be demolished. The new pavilion has been designed to support both soccer and cricket, with spaces meeting, Sport & Recreation Victorias & Football Federation Victoria guidelines.

The facility will include:

  • Two sets of home and away change rooms, each with toilet and shower amenities
  • Umpires’ change rooms with dedicated amenities
  • A social/community space
  • A first aid room
  • Storage areas
  • An accessible toilet
  • A kitchen/canteen

The works also include associated landscaping and the construction of accessible pathways connecting to designated car parking spaces.

  • Demolition of the existing pavilion.
  • Construction of a new single level pavilion consisting of:
  • Two sets of home and away change rooms and toilet and shower amenities.
  • Umpires change space with toilet and shower amenities.
  • Social space, first aid area, storage space, accessible toilet and a kitchen/canteen.

Bass Coast Shire Council $575,624

Sports & Recreation Vic $1 Million

Inverloch Cricket Club $25,000

Inverloch Soccer Club $25,000

Tender Value Total $1,625,624.00 (ex GST)

  • The use of plant and machinery including noisy, and vibration works such as demolition, saw cutting and use of trucks & cranes for delivery of materials & equipment to site.
  • Temporary portable change rooms for use by both clubs
  • Unrestricted use of oval and cricket nets by the public

Map of Works

Progress Photos