2016 16 18 14 1 49 The understood forecast supply is provided in Map 11. Future school and (School) indoor sites have been identified. Based on the principles and priorities 28 18 14 1 61 of the strategy indoor highball centres need to recognise their collocation with other sport and recreation opportunities and create hubs of activity Netball Only with gymnastics, gymnasiums and other compatible uses. 2016 6 7 4 1 18 (Active Open The supply of facilities makes the following assumptions: Space) Basketball Only School gym use identifies out of hours use to be 100% consumed 2016 2 Full 2 Full 4 Full 1 Full 9 Full by community highball sports. (Passive Open 12 Half 16 Half 7 Half 35 Half The supply of indoor facilities assumes 100% use of high ball Space) TOTAL 105 sports. Outdoor netball courts assume a peak use period with lighting Demand in 2026 and 2045 Passive recreation parks assumes access without lighting. Based on the way the highball sports are currently played we will require 144 courts for play in 2026 and 198 in 2045. Demand has been Table 8: Demand for Highball Court Facilities by 2045 considered to include peak use and off peak activities including day time Courts West Central East Rural Total competitions. If the way the sport is played changes, this model will 2045 18 18 12 0 48 change. (Council Indoor) 2045 28 25 20 1 74 Sport Court Demand demand (School) 2026 2045 Multi-Purpose 40 43 32 1 122 Badminton 9 12 (33 B’ton (47 B’ton Netball Only (4 courts per 1 Courts) Courts) basketball 2045 18 13 14 1 46 Basketball 83 115 (Active Open Space) Netball 48 66 Basketball Only Volleyball 4 5 2016 future supply 2 Full 2 Full 4 Full 1 Full 9 Full – Total 144 198 unknown 12 Half 16 Half 7 Half 35 Half (Passive Open Space) Total Supply 2045 66 66 53.5 3 194.5 Forecast Supply Demand 2045 62 58 62 16 198
2016 (School) 16 18 14 1 49 28 18 14 1 61 Netball Only 2016 (Active Open Space) 6 7 4 1 18 Basketball Only 2016 (Passive Open Space) 2 Full 12 Half 2 Full 16 Half 4 Full 7 Half 1 Full 9 Full 35 Half TOTAL 105 Demand in 2026 and 2045 Based on the way the highball sports are currently played we will require 144 courts for play in 2026 and 198 in 2045. Demand has been considered to include peak use and off peak activities including day time competitions. If the way the sport is played changes, this model will change. Sport Court Demand 2026 demand 2045 Badminton (4 courts per 1 basketball 9 (33 B’ton Courts) 12 (47 B’ton Courts) Basketball 83 115 Netball 48 66 Volleyball 4 5 Total 144 198 Forecast Supply The understood forecast supply is provided in Map 11. Future school and indoor sites have been identified. Based on the principles and priorities of the strategy indoor highball centres need to recognise their collocation with other sport and recreation opportunities and create hubs of activity with gymnastics, gymnasiums and other compatible uses. The supply of facilities makes the following assumptions: School gym use identifies out of hours use to be 100% consumed by community highball sports. The supply of indoor facilities assumes 100% use of high ball sports. Outdoor netball courts assume a peak use period with lighting Passive recreation parks assumes access without lighting. Table 8: Demand for Highball Court Facilities by 2045 Courts West Central East Rural Total 2045 (Council Indoor) 18 18 12 0 48 2045 (School) 28 25 20 1 74 Multi-Purpose 40 43 32 1 122 Netball Only 2045 (Active Open Space) 18 13 14 1 46 Basketball Only 2016 – future supply unknown (Passive Open Space) 2 Full 12 Half 2 Full 16 Half 4 Full 7 Half 1 Full 9 Full 35 Half Total Supply 2045 66 66 53.5 3 194.5 Demand 2045 62 58 62 16 198