Shoalhaven Community and Recreational Precinct (SCaRP)

SCaRP project image updated February 2021 - design aerial

VISION: To deliver the Shoalhaven an integrated community and recreational precinct to meet the needs of the region, operating on a commercially viable and sustainable basis seven days a week.

What we aim to deliver:

The Shoalhaven Community and Recreation Precinct Master Plan, adopted by Council on 20 December 2016, aims to provide open space and community facilities in one location. This includes a community pavilion support services that have the potential to provide aquatic, medical, physiotherapy, rehabilitation health, wellness and fitness services.

This is a long term Plan for the next 40 years and is intended to meet theContinue reading

VISION: To deliver the Shoalhaven an integrated community and recreational precinct to meet the needs of the region, operating on a commercially viable and sustainable basis seven days a week.

What we aim to deliver:

This is a long term Plan for the next 40 years and is intended to meet the needs of a growing community now and into the future The project enhances the potential for the Nowra Bomaderry Structure Plan (2008) to come to fruition.

The objectives of the Precinct are to:

Deliver a precinct which meets today’s local and regional community needs and growing demands
Develop facilities and services which support elite level sports as well as community needs, particularly those of the immediate local area, including but not limited to crime, unemployment, health, literacy and numeracy
Provide a safe community meeting place and quality sports facilities in one location (one-stop-shop) reducing demand elsewhere
Deliver specific community services which integrates with sporting groups to deliver health, fitness, education, rehabilitation and wellbeing services
Rationalise under-performing assets delivering a viable and appreciating asset
Provide an effective and sustainable facility, which operates on a commercially viable platform.

An exciting and informative Fly Through Animation Video highlighting the master plan for the precinct is available for viewing. Please be aware the design is subjected to change:

SCaRP Components

There are various components to the SCaRP project. To find out more, visit the following Get Involved web pages:

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CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

SISC Extension Concept Design Exhibition

Shoalhaven City Council is inviting community members to provide feedback on the concept design for the Shoalhaven Indoor Sports Centre Extension (this was previously referred to as the redesign of the original Bomaderry Basketball Stadium). Council aims to provide the community with a multiuse facility that will cater to a range of sports well into the future.
The design is based on community consultation undertaken throughout August 2021. The concept design was informed by feedback and information gathered from groups and individual with a variety of interests and from thorough discussions with a diverse range of stakeholders.
Please view the Concept Design for Shoalhaven Indoor Sports Centre Extension and provide your feedback via the below survey.
The Concept Design is on exhibition from 20 October to 20 November 2021.

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CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

Provide Input Into the Redesign of the Original Bomaderry Basketball Stadium

Council is working with design architects, Conybeare International Pty Ltd (CM+) and community to redesign the original Bomaderry Basketball Stadium located on Cambewarra Road.
The redesign will be based on previous investigations created in 2019 by Edmiston Jones and take into consideration community feedback gathered through this survey and from the project Working Group. The stadium will be designed in line with the neighbouring Shoalhaven Indoor Sports Centre (SISC) which forms part of the greater Shoalhaven Community and Recreation Precinct (SCaRP).
The design architects will deliver detail design documentation, and once finalised, Council will exhibit the designs for public comment through the Development Application (DA) approval process.
Have your say on the redesign by 5pm Monday, 30 August 2021 via the online survey below.

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