Cranbourne (current) and Clyde (future) need to be planned for now. The recently announced Safety Centres referred in the recommendations from the Family Violence Royal Commission would be well suited for consideration in Casey due to high levels of reported Family Violence incidents and difficulty accessing services in Dandenong. CSU Community and It is not clear what the issue is here for public space infrastructure? Does state feel permit processes utilisation too restrictive? deregulation - tape’ may be added at the municipal level ‘Red standardise and through Local Laws and other considerations, streamline such as traffic management, public liability permit insurance, etc. Use of facilities and public space processes for by community enterprises, not-for-profits as well hosting as use of space for profit can have a major activities, impact on maintenance and enjoyment of a space community by the broader community. infrastructure For example, Council has a Training in and use of ‘Personal Council Reserves Policy’ to manage and control public space by access to public spaces by the sector within community Casey, and this is consistent with other LGAs. enterprises. The City of Adelaide undertook some work in this area to reduce the complexity and plethora of approvals required to use a public space for an event. The City of Parramatta was reviewing its and regulations’ to achieve a similar ‘rules outcome. For community groups holding events on Council land, an Event Approval process guides groups through the relevant elements to consider and Council officer support is available to advise and guide groups to a successful event. CSS1 Community SUPPORT space shared Casey has experience with shared used facilities. use agreements Examples are in place for school sporting facilities and community theatres. Agreements are lengthy and take a long time to put in place. Effort is needed to improve the process. There is potential to utilise sporting pavilions to complement school sites and provide additional learning spaces. i.e: Cranbourne East PS and Cranbourne East SC were interested in the use of Hunt Club Estate Sporting Pavilion for additional learning space given proximity to the school. The interface between the ovals is also appropriate at this site and it is proposed to operate as Joint Use once Council develops the facility. Using sports facilities and pavilions for community and school
Cranbourne (current) and Clyde (future) need to be planned for now. The recently announced Safety Centres referred in the recommendations from the Family Violence Royal Commission would be well suited for consideration in Casey due to high levels of reported Family Violence incidents and difficulty accessing services in Dandenong. CSU Community and public space utilisation deregulation - standardise and streamline permit processes for hosting activities, community infrastructure and use of public space by community enterprises. It is not clear what the issue is here for infrastructure? Does state feel permit processes too restrictive? ‘Red tape’ may be added at the municipal level through Local Laws and other considerations, such as traffic management, public liability insurance, etc. Use of facilities and public space by community enterprises, not-for-profits as well as use of space for profit can have a major impact on maintenance and enjoyment of a space by the broader community. For example, Council has a ‘Personal Training in Council Reserves Policy’ to manage and control access to public spaces by the sector within Casey, and this is consistent with other LGAs. The City of Adelaide undertook some work in this area to reduce the complexity and plethora of approvals required to use a public space for an event. The City of Parramatta was reviewing its ‘rules and regulations’ to achieve a similar outcome. For community groups holding events on Council land, an Event Approval process guides groups through the relevant elements to consider and Council officer support is available to advise and guide groups to a successful event. CSS1 Community space shared use agreements SUPPORT Casey has experience with shared used facilities. Examples are in place for school sporting facilities and community theatres. Agreements are lengthy and take a long time to put in place. Effort is needed to improve the process. There is potential to utilise sporting pavilions to complement school sites and provide additional learning spaces. i.e: Cranbourne East PS and Cranbourne East SC were interested in the use of Hunt Club Estate Sporting Pavilion for additional learning space given proximity to the school. The interface between the ovals is also appropriate at this site and it is proposed to operate as Joint Use once Council develops the facility. Using sports facilities and pavilions for community and school