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Do Not Scale from Drawings.__________________________________________Verify all dimensions and levels on site andreport discrepancies before carrying out works.__________________________________________This Drawing / Plan is Copyright and must not beused or reproduced, wholly or in part, without thewritten permission of Rupert G.H. Milne Home,Registered Landscape Architect.__________________________________________

Verge Street Sporting Complex.Master Plan - Option 1___________________________________For;

Kempsey Shire Council, PO Box 3074, West Kempsey,C/- Otium Planning Group__________________________________________________By;

Rupert G.H. Milne Home, Landscape Consulting;B. App. Sc. Landscape Design, RLA, AILAMilnegunya, 174 Mungay Creek Rd. Willawarrin, NSW 2440.p. 0265 671384 e. rupla@harboursat.com.au w. rupla.com.au_________________________________________________________Scale 1 : 1000 @ A1 Date: 14/10/2017 File No: 1704bDesigned: RMH Drawn: RMH Drawing: 1 of 2_________________________________________________________

LEGENDExisting buildingsExisting Paths amd trees from Survey1.0m and 0.2m contours, from SurveyServices from Survey. Stormwater,Water-main and Sewer.

Sporting fields of various forms, as noted on plans.

Proposed car parking and bus/coach parking, optional locations.

Possible building locations for change, store or club type facilities.Proposed shade structures, permanent or temporary.Exercise Station Locations along pathway routes.Pathway linkages, existing & proposed - anticipated desire-lines.Areas of retained existing and proposed tree planting for amenity,windbreak and shade.

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New larger elevatedbuilding Option 2

Verge St 1 League remains as is or withminor car park and facilities upgrade.

Negotiate with land holder(s) foruse and upgrade of car parking.

Possible new car parkRemove existingand provide newN-S Basketballcourt.

Retain existingJunior size fields

Space can accommodate 55m boundarywicket, 1 under10 and 2 under 6 soccer.

Space for full size soccerbetween 55m boundary wickets.

Space can accommodate 2 under 10soccer between wicket & car park.

Expand car parking.

Linemark parallelparking to kerb.

Linemark parallelparking to kerb.

Remove existingremovable buildingto facilitate morenorth- south courts

RelocateLight poles

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Possible Exercise Station

Turf wicket with 15m box area, 65m boundary,full size league or soccer either side of wicket.

This is No 2 area, flood light to selected standard.

Opportunity for future informal shortterm parking as needed, fill required.

Regrade, fence andgrass surface forwarm-up area.

Remove trees

New Elevated BuildingOption 1

Formalise/upgraderoad car parking

Optional Cricket Netslocation.

Upgrade Netball courts increase to10 hard (acrylic) surface withparking in Sydney St area.

Three grass surface net-ball courts.

Upgrade Cricket Nets

NOTES:The 1949 flood level is approximately 8.48 to 8.58 AHDmeasured 1.8-1.9 from base of Electricity pole surveyed at RiversidePark Boat Ramp entry at 6.68 metres. For example, this would be3.0 metres above the existing central car park level at 5.8m.

This selected Option 1 Master Plan explores the opportunities andconstraints of existing facilities, services and infrastructure of theSite.The existing fenced League 1 area is generally retained as is withminor optional parking/pedestrian provisions on site and possiblenew parking south of site, servicing south and western fields.The western area can accommodate a full size turf wicket with twoleague fields either side and two north/south orientated junior leagueand an asphalt basket-ball court or equal to the north.The eastern area, is already well and efficiently laid out. Minorchanges proposed to accommodate, a turf wicket with 65mboundary, a synthetic wicket with 65m boundary, a junior syntheticwicket with 40m boundary, with 2 full size soccer and several mixedage smaller fields.The north east area accommodates an extensive but ad-hocdeveloped Net-ball area. This plan rationalises the orientation,intensifies hard surface and grass surface courts and replaces theexisting building to enable a more concentrated rational layout.

Car park expansion opportunities have been explored and proposed.

A path network is proposed to cater for pedestrians and cycles toprovide access to facilities and general transit, with exercise stationsalong the way and perhaps some play in larger spaces adjacent.

New Elevated (8.6 floor level?) Building options include: Option 1mid Sydney St east side and Option 2, replaces the existing VergeLane building with larger extending westwards. Uses proposed are:storage, club, toilet/change facilities as well as sub-station andelectrics for lighting and irrigation pumps all above 1949 flood level.

Water supply for irrigation to the area is from the Survey limited to ahydrant system between the Netball courts and a couple of 'watermeters identified on the Survey. It is understood Council isconsidering recycled water supply from its upgraded seweragetreatment works. This needs resolve before irrigation designed.

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