Showcasing the latest investment ready projects across a variety of industries in the City of Clarence.
Bayview Secondary College Sports Precinct
A sporting, educational and community project to deliver a regional sports hub and improve social, economic and health benefits in the heart of Clarence Plains.
Clarence City Council is seeking funding to deliver the Bayview Secondary College Sporting Precinct, a regional community sports and education hub that will provide facilities to accommodate surging demand for community multisport facilities in Greater Hobart for the next 20-years and beyond.
Located in the heart of Clarence Plains, one of the fastest growing regions in Southern Tasmania, this $60 million project would see Council partner with the Tasmanian and Australian Governments to develop a regional community sports hub at Bayview Secondary College in Rokeby.
The precinct incorporates multiple outdoor sports fields and an indoor sports stadium with four courts and a high-performance gymnasium to deliver talent pathways for aspiring elite junior athletes. The project will address significant facility shortages for high participation sports, which particularly disadvantage women and junior participants. It is a critical component of Clarence City Council’s long-term Sports Facilities Strategic Plan which is aimed at ensuring Council can provide facilities to meet the needs of its grass roots sports and encourage active lifestyles both now and into the future.
Anzac Park Community Sports Pavilion
The new Community Sports Pavilion at Anzac Park in Lindisfarne is a priority sporting and strategic project for Clarence City Council and the wider region.
In development since 2019, the project will replace the ageing, non-compliant sports pavilion with a modern, double-story building that will serve as a marquee sporting hub. Featuring fit-for-purpose facilities, the pavilion will support grassroots sports participation, from junior levels through to elite state and national-level competitions.
Community Resilience and Safety Program
The Community Resilience and Safety Program is a long-term strategic infrastructure initiative
designed to strengthen community resilience, emergency preparedness, and public safety across
the Clarence municipality.
The City of Clarence is seeking staged investment to deliver a network of up to sixteen strategically located community resilience facilities over a 10 year period. These facilities will provide critical emergency support infrastructure including backup power and water supply, resilient communications capability, hazard monitoring systems and safe community spaces that can support local response and recovery efforts during emergencies and natural disasters
Winkleigh Place Mixed-Use Development
Winkleigh Place Mixed-Use Development is a city-shaping urban renewal project that will help deliver the vision of the City Heart Plan by increasing housing choice, supporting economic activity and creating a more connected and liveable city centre.
Located in the heart of Rosny Park, the project will investigate the redevelopment of an underutilised car park into a mixed-use precinct comprising housing, commercial space and structured public parking. Council is seeking $500,000 to undertake a feasibility study and business case to inform future design, delivery and investment opportunities.