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COMMUNITY INTEREST SURVEY FOR ROXBY LINK GYM RE-OPENING

Roxby Downs Council is committed to supporting a healthy, active and connected community, and is exploring opportunities to strengthen the long-term future of fitness, health and wellbeing services at the Roxby Link.

We are seeking your feedback on a proposal received by Council that aims to deliver high-quality health and wellbeing services through a sustainable and well-managed gym operation, alongside enhanced opportunities for community programs and participation.

Your input will help Council understand what matters most to you, including how the facility is used, what services are valued, and how it can best support community health and wellbeing into the future.
WHAT WE ARE CONSULTING ON?

Roxby Council is seeking community feedback on an unsolicited proposal received from Titan Progression to utilise the Roxby Link Gym for the operation of a commercial fitness service. As the proposal relates to Community Land, Council is undertaking public consultation in accordance with Section 50A of the Local Government Act 1999 (SA) before making any decision. Community feedback received through this survey will be considered by Council when determining whether to proceed with the proposed lease arrangement.

This survey should take approximately 5 minutes to complete.

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1.Are you supportive of seeing the Gym reopen?
2.What facilities would you like to see if the gym reopens? Select all that apply.
3.What is the most important factor for you when choosing a gym?
4.Would you be interested in a membership if the gym offers a promotional discount during reopening?
5.If yes, which type of membership?
6.What options would you be interested in? [select all relevant options]
7.What additional suggestions or comments do you have for the re-opening of the Roxby Link Gym?
8.What age group do you belong to?
PUBLIC NOTICE – Privacy and use of feedback
Consultation submissions are collected and managed in accordance with Council’s privacy and records management obligations.

Personal information will only be collected where necessary for the purpose of the consultation and will be securely stored with access restricted to authorised Council staff.

Feedback will be analysed and reported in a de-identified and aggregated format. Personal details will be removed before reporting. Direct quotes may be used only where individuals cannot be identified, unless explicit consent is provided.

Information may be disclosed if required under the Freedom of Information Act 1991 (SA), with personal information redacted where appropriate.

Council may publish de-identified summaries of consultation feedback in reports to Council and the community.