leisure centre · 3 meetings
Beatty Park Leisure Centre
Mentions
- Potential future energy-efficiency initiatives
- Existing e-waste collection point
- Parking communication linked to Farr Avenue concerns.
- Residents near Farr Avenue and Beatty Park may see continued monitoring, parking enforcement and possible future review rather than immediate infrastructure changes.
- Retained funding may support future projects that lower municipal energy and water use.
- Residents have multiple existing options for batteries, electronics and other e-waste, but no new hub program was approved.
Decisions
Farr Avenue petition response endorsed
Council noted the petition about parking, traffic and amenity on Farr Avenue, supported continued monitoring of heavy vehicle activity and parking behaviour, increased enforcement where needed, ongoing communication with Beatty Park staff and patrons about parking requirements, and reassessment if conditions materially change.
Residents near Farr Avenue and Beatty Park may see continued monitoring, parking enforcement and possible future review rather than immediate infrastructure changes.
Topics
Water and energy efficiency funding
About $55,000 was spent on LED lighting upgrades in FY2025/26 and $93,953 was carried into FY2026/27 after the proposed Beatty Park Community Energy Upgrades Fund project did not proceed.
Retained funding may support future projects that lower municipal energy and water use.
E-waste disposal services
The City currently offers permanent small e-waste collection points, two free Verge Valet collections per year and disposal options at Balcatta Recycling Centre and West Metro Recycling Centre.
Residents have multiple existing options for batteries, electronics and other e-waste, but no new hub program was approved.