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Draft Community Infrastructure Plan 2026
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1.
Which best describes how you are responding? (single choice)
(Required.)
As an individual resident
On behalf of a sporting club or association
On behalf of a community, progress, ratepayer or resident association, or another community group
As a developer
Other (please specify)
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2.
Which area do you live in? If you are responding for an organisation, where is it mainly based? (single choice)
(Required.)
Pinjarra and West Pinjarra
Ravenswood and Ravenswood North
South Yunderup
North Yunderup, Furnissdale, Barragup and Stake Hill
North Dandalup and Nambeelup
Dwellingup
Rural South (including Coolup)
Other (please specify)
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3.
Overall, how well does the draft CIP respond to the community infrastructure needs of your area? (single choice)
(Required.)
Very well
Well
Neither well nor poorly
Poorly
Very poorly
Don't know
Please specify
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4.
Which projects matter most to you? (select up to 5). The draft CIP proposes 56 projects, described in Section 7.1.2. These are the main ones.
(Required.)
Pinjarra Community Hub (community centre, library, youth, seniors and maternal and child health space)
Pinjarra Arts and Cultural Hub (performing arts venue and arts space)
Pinjarra Museum
Murray Aquatic and Leisure Centre upgrade
Sir Ross McLarty Precinct (masterplan works, new tennis and netball complexes)
Pinjarra District Recreation Hub
New ovals and pavilions at Pinjarra NW, NE and West
New Pinjarra West community hall
Ravenswood Community Hub
Ravenswood Sporting Complex (ovals, hockey, courts, tennis)
Ravenswood District Recreation Hub
South Yunderup Community Hub
New ovals and pavilions at Austin Lakes
North Yunderup new oval, changerooms and community hall
Hall upgrades at North Dandalup, Dwellingup and Coolup
Oval and pavilion upgrades (Redcliffe, Pinjarra North, Dwellingup, North Dandalup)
Murray Regional Equestrian Centre masterplan (Stage 3)
Boat ramps, launching facilities and water-based trails
Emergency services facility planning
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5.
How much do you support or oppose the following approaches in the draft CIP?
(Required.)
Strongly support
Support
Neutral
Oppose
Strongly oppose
Neutral
Combining facilities, such as a library, community centre, youth space and seniors space, into multi-purpose community hubs
Strongly support
Support
Neutral
Oppose
Strongly oppose
Neutral
Concentrating sport at larger multi-field precincts instead of single fields
Strongly support
Support
Neutral
Oppose
Strongly oppose
Neutral
Locating the largest facilities in Pinjarra and Ravenswood, with local halls and ovals in smaller towns upgraded
Strongly support
Support
Neutral
Oppose
Strongly oppose
Neutral
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6.
The draft CIP proposes replacing or removing some existing facilities. How much do you support or oppose each proposal?
(Required.)
Strongly support
Support
Neutral
Oppose
Strongly oppose
Neutral
Replacing the Pinjarra Lesser Hall with a district community centre in the new Pinjarra Community Hub
Strongly support
Support
Neutral
Oppose
Strongly oppose
Neutral
Replacing the Pinjarra Civic Centre with a new performing arts venue
Strongly support
Support
Neutral
Oppose
Strongly oppose
Neutral
Replacing Pinjarra North Hall with a new local hall in a more central location
Strongly support
Support
Neutral
Oppose
Strongly oppose
Neutral
Replacing the North Yunderup CWA and West Murray Hall with a new hall in the North Yunderup centre in a central location
Strongly support
Support
Neutral
Oppose
Strongly oppose
Neutral
Investigating the relocation of the Roger May Machinery Museum to the Heritage Railway Precinct
Strongly support
Support
Neutral
Oppose
Strongly oppose
Neutral
Eventually removing smaller tennis facilities in the Shire and replace with two new 10 court tennis complexes, at Sir Ross McLarty and Ravenswood, and keeping the four courts at South Yunderup
Strongly support
Support
Neutral
Oppose
Strongly oppose
Neutral
7.
If you answered ‘Oppose’ or ‘Not sure’ at question 6, for each instance mention the proposal, your concerns for each proposal you opposed or were unsure about, and what would need to happen for you to support them? (Optional)
8.
What is missing from the draft CIP, or what should change? (optional). For example, a facility your community needs, a project in the wrong place or at the wrong size, or a project that should happen sooner or later (timeframes are in Section 7.1.2)
Questions 9-13 are for Clubs and Community Groups. If not applicable to you, please go to Question 14
9.
Which facilities do your group use, and roughly how many members or regular participants does it have?
10.
How do you expect your membership or participation to change over the next 10 years? (single choice)
Grow significantly
Grow modestly
Stay about the same
Decline
Not sure
11.
What will your group most need from its facilities over the next 10 years? (select up to 3)
More playing or training space
Floodlighting
Better change rooms, including gender neutral facilities
Clubrooms or social space
Storage
Accessible facilities
Car parking
Competition standard facilities
Other (please specify)
12.
If your group's activities were consolidated at a larger multi-field precinct or multi-purpose hub, would that work for your group? (single choice)
Yes, it would benefit us
Yes, with conditions
No
Not sure
Not applicable
Please explain
13.
Would your group be interested in any of the following? (multiple choice)
Sharing facilities with other groups
Helping plan or design a new or upgraded facility
Taking on day to day management of a facility
Working with the Shire on grant applications or fundraising
None of these
14.
Your contact details. Please leave your name, email and phone number (optional)
15.
Would you like to be kept informed on the progress on the CIP
Yes
No
