5,6.18 Gclf Pro Shop, G<Jif House (1937) and Gclf Club House (1959) Pro was The Golf Shop constructed in I%2 and is constructed of concrete block. This building is in of unsympathetic choice material and form, in visually intrusive and not keeping with the character of other structures in the park. and The orientation siting of the building is poor and it doesn't provide a welcoming entrance to the golf course. The internal layout and design is poor and facilities are inadequate, ie. no toilet facilities, a wash basin and bot water have been recently installed. Houses, The weatherboard Golf as buildings, are not considered to have historical significance, however the facilities they provide are historically of some significance in relation to the golf course. The The Golf House (1937) cootains the public toilet fucilities for the golf course. Golf Club House (1959) by contains a large meeting room, one male and one female toilet and a smallldtchen. This building is used groups. the men's and women's golf clubs plus local community Architecturally they are sympathetic traditional building forms. Facilities in general are seen as inadequate and both buildings require internal refurbislnnent. Externally they are also in need of repair, maintenance and repainting. Strategy Refurbish and or replace the Golf Pro Shop, Golf House and Golf Club House as of the part restoration of the Wattle Park Golf Course. ACTION Investigate private commercial opportunities for redeveloping the golf course buildings . Determine objectives for redevelopmem of these buildings based on present inadequacies and CUstomer demand the and Refurbish/replace Golf Pro Shop Golf House Golf Club House as part of tendering the Course Management of the Golf (Refer to Section 5.2.1). and Upgrade the buildings and ensure the design enhances the visual qualities character of the park.
5,6.18 Gclf Pro Shop, G<Jif House (1937) and Gclf Club House (1959) The Golf Pro Shop was constructed in I%2 and is constructed of concrete block. This building is unsympathetic in choice of material and form, visually intrusive and not in keeping with the character of other structures in the park. The orientation and siting of the building is poor and it doesn't provide a welcoming entrance to the golf course. The internal layout and design is poor and facilities are inadequate, ie. no toilet facilities, a wash basin and bot water have been recently installed. The weatherboard Golf Houses, as buildings, are not considered to have historical significance, however the facilities they provide are historically of some significance in relation to the golf course. The Golf House (1937) cootains the public toilet fucilities for the golf course. The Golf Club House (1959) contains a large meeting room, one male and one female toilet and a smallldtchen. This building is used by the men's and women's golf clubs plus local community groups. Architecturally they are sympathetic traditional building forms. Facilities in general are seen as inadequate and both buildings require internal refurbislnnent. Externally they are also in need of repair, maintenance and repainting. Strategy Refurbish and or replace the Golf Pro Shop, Golf House and Golf Club House as part of the restoration of the Wattle Park Golf Course. ACTION Investigate private commercial opportunities for redeveloping the golf course buildings . Determine objectives for redevelopmem of these buildings based on present inadequacies and CUstomer demand Refurbish/replace the Golf Pro Shop Golf House and Golf Club House as part of tendering the Management of the Golf Course (Refer to Section 5.2.1). Upgrade the buildings and ensure the design enhances the visual qualities and character of the park.
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