5.5.2.1. Development Standards for Active Sports Reserves The following guide is to be used for the design and construction of active sports reserve it should be noted that – active, passive and informal components are very important in all park developments in this category of open space. Infrastructure Local / District Sub-Regional Regional Neighbourhood Buffer distance from sporting boundary to: Residential Boundary - Side 20m 20m 20m 20m Residential Boundary goal posts 30m 30m 30m 30m – Roadway - Side 30m 30m 30m 30m Roadway goal posts 40m 40m 40m 40m – P P PP PP Oval playing field: Maybe 1 Up to Up to Up to 2 4 4 Turf Warm season turf Warm season turf Warm season Warm season P P PP PP Cricket Wicket turf turf Synthetic P P PP PP Cricket Practice Nets P PP PP PP Irrigation / Drainage P PP PP PP Sports Lighting O P PP PP Fencing around oval 1 Up to Up to 2 2 O P PP PP Scoreboard O P PP PP Coaches boxes O P PP PP Scorer/Timekeeper box P P PP PP Rectangle playing field: Surface Warm season turf Warm season turf Warm season Warm season P PP PP PP Irrigation / Drainage turf turf P PP PP PP Sports Lighting O P PP PP Fencing around field OO O P P Athletics Track grass possible synthetic 100m P P PP PP Spectator Shelter straight P PP PP PP Player Shelters P PP PP PP Pavilion: Up to 100m2 Up to Up to Up to 350m2 450m2 600m2 P PP PP PP Change Rooms 1-2 2-4 2-4 4-6 O P PP PP Kitchen / Canteen O P PP PP Spectator Areas O PP PP PP Storage O PP PP PP Umpires Change Rooms O P PP PP Office O PP PP PP First Aid Room P P PP PP Public Toilets O P PP PP Gym/Trainers/Massage Rm OO P PP PP Social Room / Bar OO OO O P Media Rooms O P P PP Tennis Courts 5-8 8-12 16-22 O P P PP Netball Courts 1-3 4-6 6-9 P P P P Netball/Tennis Multi-lined 1 Only 34 - SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES - INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT GUIDELINES
5.5.2.1. Development Standards for Active Sports Reserves The following guide is to be used for the design and construction of active sports reserve – it should be noted that active, passive and informal components are very important in all park developments in this category of open space. Infrastructure Local / Neighbourhood District Sub-Regional Regional Buffer distance from sporting boundary to: Residential Boundary - Side 20m 20m 20m 20m Residential Boundary – goal posts 30m 30m 30m 30m Roadway - Side 30m 30m 30m 30m Roadway – goal posts 40m 40m 40m 40m Oval playing field: P Maybe 1 P Up to 2 PP Up to 4 PP Up to 4 Turf Warm season turf Warm season turf Warm season turf Warm season turf Cricket Wicket P Synthetic P PP PP Cricket Practice Nets P P PP PP Irrigation / Drainage P PP PP PP Sports Lighting P PP PP PP Fencing around oval O P 1 PP Up to 2 PP Up to 2 Scoreboard O P PP PP Coaches boxes O P PP PP Scorer/Timekeeper box O P PP PP Rectangle playing field: P P PP PP Surface Warm season turf Warm season turf Warm season turf Warm season turf Irrigation / Drainage P PP PP PP Sports Lighting P PP PP PP Fencing around field O P PP PP Athletics Track OO O P grass possible synthetic 100m straight P Spectator Shelter P P PP PP Player Shelters P PP PP PP Pavilion: P Up to 100m2 PP Up to 350m2 PP Up to 450m2 PP Up to 600m2 Change Rooms P 1-2 PP 2-4 PP 2-4 PP 4-6 Kitchen / Canteen O P PP PP Spectator Areas O P PP PP Storage O PP PP PP Umpires Change Rooms O PP PP PP Office O P PP PP First Aid Room O PP PP PP Public Toilets P P PP PP Gym/Trainers/Massage Rm O P PP PP Social Room / Bar OO P PP PP Media Rooms OO OO O P Tennis Courts O P 5-8 P 8-12 PP 16-22 Netball Courts O P 1-3 P 4-6 PP 6-9 Netball/Tennis Multi-lined P 1 Only P P P 34 - SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES - INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT GUIDELINES
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