| Sportsground_Management_Strategy
- Summary
Consultation
Gosford and Wyong Council undertook an extensive consultation
process which involved:
- Presentations to Gosford City Council and Wyong
Shire Council.
- LGA Sporting Clubs & Associations
meetings – 3
August 2006
- Follow up Sporting Associations meeting – 16
August 2006
- Public School Principals forum (Primary & Secondary)
presentation – 21 August 2006
- Follow up meeting
with Primary schools – scheduled
10 November 2006
- Mail out to independent schools
- Draft SMS forwarded
to Sport Associations and Referees Associations
for comment.
- Draft SMS presented at Gosford City Sports
Council meeting 6 October 2006
- Consultation with
NSW Statewide Mutual
- Strategy / Policy meeting Wyong Shire Council
and Gosford City Council
Implementation Strategy
The implementation of the SMS involved a number of
initiatives:
- Sportsground Evaluation Sheet (Hardness, Turf Cover,
Instability & Unevenness) used by Council maintenance
staff to measure ground suitability for training
and competition. Clegg Hammer is a tool developed
to give specific ground hardness measurements.
- User
Group Communication Strategy outlines how the Sportsground
Evaluation Sheet and reduction strategies will
be communicated to
sportsground users.
- Information sheet “Reducing
Wear and Maintaining Playing Fields” to be
provided to all sportsground users to help reduce
wear on playing field surfaces
- List of suitable alternative
training fields to reduce load on sportsgrounds
- Irrigation
audit to maximise any alternate water sources made
available to water grounds
- Reviewed mow lengths
to reduce wear
- Continued alternative water and water
saving investigations
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See the full
sportsground management strategy (PDF - 181 KB)
Read a list of alternative sportsgrounds in the north of Wyong Shire
See alternatives in the south
Assessibility
At present, the full sportsground management strategy is provided in Portable
Document Format (PDF) format.You need to download
a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader to read (PDF) documents. If you encounter
difficulties accessing PDF documents, please inform Wyong Shire Council by
telephone on (02) 4350 5555, by mail at PO Box 20 Wyong 2259, or by e-mail.
Page last updated: 28/02/2007 |