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Council is reviewing its Fencing of Council Reserves Policy and we are seeking community feedback. The Policy provides guidance to the type of fencing that will be provided at Hume City sports reserves and grounds and will be utilised when developing new or redeveloping existing active sports reserves and grounds.
The review of the Policy includes consideration of the following items:
Confirms the criteria for the provision of spectator fencing at regional sports sites
Establishes a standard fencing type that surrounds active sports reserves
Establishes criteria for the provision of a picket fence at an active sports reserve
Provides criteria for the provision of high ball fencing if required at a sports reserve.
Council will be considering submissions from Hume sports clubs & associations, State sporting associations, peak sporting authorities, Hume community groups and residents. Council would like to understand which parts of the Policy are supported, which parts need to be refined and anything you think is missing that Council should consider
Your submissions about the draft Fencing of Council Reserves Policy can be made by:
post - Hume City Council, Leisure Centres and Sports Department, PO Box 119, Dallas Vic 3047
and are due by close of business Friday 26 February 2021.
Council is reviewing its Fencing of Council Reserves Policy and we are seeking community feedback. The Policy provides guidance to the type of fencing that will be provided at Hume City sports reserves and grounds and will be utilised when developing new or redeveloping existing active sports reserves and grounds.
The review of the Policy includes consideration of the following items:
Confirms the criteria for the provision of spectator fencing at regional sports sites
Establishes a standard fencing type that surrounds active sports reserves
Establishes criteria for the provision of a picket fence at an active sports reserve
Provides criteria for the provision of high ball fencing if required at a sports reserve.
Council will be considering submissions from Hume sports clubs & associations, State sporting associations, peak sporting authorities, Hume community groups and residents. Council would like to understand which parts of the Policy are supported, which parts need to be refined and anything you think is missing that Council should consider
Your submissions about the draft Fencing of Council Reserves Policy can be made by:
