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The Warriewood Community Centre project has had a long history. Learn more about the different phases of the project, the various stages of community consultation and the development of concept plans below.
Artist impression of Warriewood Community Centre

About this project

As part of our ongoing commitment to providing quality facilities for the community, we proposed to design and build a new multi-use community centre on the existing site of the Nelson Heather Centre in Warriewood. We began seeking community feedback on the project in 2019.

The project has been incorporated into the Warriewood Valley Development Contribution Plan Amendment 16, Revision 3 to cater for the increase in demand for new public facilities within the Warriewood Valley Release Area as existing facilities are already at capacity.

Demolition of the former Nelson Heather Centre began in April 2024, with construction commencing in May. This milestone was officially marked with a ground breaking ceremony held on 29 May 2024.

Community engagement

Community Engagement Summary

To best understand community needs for this facility we engaged with local residents, facility users and key stakeholders. Two rounds of community engagement were conducted in 2019 (Stage 1) and 2020 (Stage 2).

As part of Stage 1 of the engagement process, feedback was gathered through a survey, written submissions and information briefings to identify the needs of the centre users, hirers, lessees and the general community.

View the Stage 1 - Community Engagement Report here.

Stage 2 involved sharing feedback on the concept plans that were developed following the first round of community consultation. The concept plans addressed the need for additional space and parking to accommodate the growing Warriewood Valley Community. Concept plans for the facility were exhibited for comment in August - September 2020 and we received 166 submissions as part of the consultation.

The submissions were reviewed and the key issues raised include:

  • car parking
  • naming of the centre
  • pedestrian, footpath and cycle way network
  • landscaping
  • use (types / user groups)
  • road and traffic network.

View the Stage 2 - Community Engagement Report here.

A report noting community feedback and recommending the project proceeded to Development Application was endorsed by Council in October 2020 - you can view the minutes here.

The Development Application DA2021/0199 was lodged on 29 March 2021 and approved by the Sydney North Planning Panel on 18 August 2021.

At the Council Meeting on 24 October 2023 it was resolved to finalise contract negotiations. Subject to entering into a contract, construction is planned to commence in April 2024 with the project expected to be completed by late 2025.

View the DA determination open in new window

Project history

Click through the tabs to learn more about the history of this project.

Work has commenced on the design phase for the Warriewood Valley Community Centre.

It's anticipated the concept design will be ready for community consultation mid 2020.

Council accepts the tender of Terroir Pty Ltd for Request for Tender 2019/118 – Architectural Services - Warriewood Valley Community Centre.

View the Council minutes, Item 17.4, pg. 29

A decision on the architectural services for the Warriewood Valley Community Centre will be made at the Council meeting on Tuesday 17 December 2019.

The item will be discussed in Closed Session.

View the Council agenda here, Item 17.4.


Tender submissions for the Architect have been received and will be evaluated during November.

It's anticipated a decision on the service provider will be made following the December Council meeting.

We’re finalising the architectural tender scoping documents and budget for this project, and anticipate concept plans will be available for comment by mid 2020.

Engagement Summary

Following the recent survey undertaken in March 2019 and the subsequent information sessions, a summary of engagement and results of the survey are now available for viewing.

View the Warriewood Valley Community Centre - Community Engagement Report - April 2019

Information Briefing - Questions & Answers

At the information briefings attendees raised a number of questions about the project. As promised the responses to these are now available.

See Q&A at the bottom of this page.

Next steps

At this stage we anticipate the draft concept designs to be available late this year.

We thank respondents for their interest in this project and will continue to post updates as the project progresses.

Thank you to those who attended the recent information briefings.Two briefings were held - one for current hires and one for local residents. Feedback on the recent survey results was provided along with a brief project update.

The briefing notes are now available in our document library. Questions raised and our response will be available on this page shortly.

RSVP - Information briefing

If you would like an update on this project or to learn the outcomes of the recent survey, please RSVP to attend the information briefing on:

Thursday 4 April, 2019

6-7pm

Venue details will be provided upon confirmation of RSVP numbers.

Closing date for RSVP: Tuesday 2 April, 2019

Information briefings - survey outcome

Following the recent surveys undertaken both in person and online during March, we will be hosting an information briefing detailing the survey findings as well as a project update.

When: Thursday 4 April, 2019
Time: 6-7pm
Venue: details provided upon confirmation of RSVP numbers.

Closing date for RSVP: Tuesday 2 April, 2019

Thank you to those who participated in the recent survey. The survey is now closed and an information briefing on the outcomes will be held on:

Thursday 4 April, 2019
6-7pm
Venue details will provided upon confirmation of RSVP numbers*

In the coming weeks we will be hosting briefings on the outcomes of our recent engagement survey.

If you'd like to receive updates or be involved in the briefings, register your details here.

How to get involved

Share your thoughts on the existing and future needs by taking this short survey.

Comments close Sunday 24 March 2019.

Resources

Document library

  • Briefing Notes - Current Hire's - 4 April 2019
    PDF (196.70 KB)
  • Briefing Notes - Residents - 4 April 2019
    PDF (202.42 KB)
  • Briefing Presentation - Northern Beaches Council - 4 April 2019
    MS Powerpoint (734.88 KB)
  • Micromex Research - Survey Findings - March 2019
    PDF (912.59 KB)
  • Information Briefings - Questions and responses - April 2019
    PDF (302.57 KB)
  • Community Engagement Summary - Warriewood Valley Community Centre - April 2019
    PDF (2.62 MB)

Document library

  • Briefing Notes - Current Hire's - 4 April 2019
    PDF (196.70 KB)
  • Briefing Notes - Residents - 4 April 2019
    PDF (202.42 KB)
  • Briefing Presentation - Northern Beaches Council - 4 April 2019
    MS Powerpoint (734.88 KB)
  • Micromex Research - Survey Findings - March 2019
    PDF (912.59 KB)
  • Information Briefings - Questions and responses - April 2019
    PDF (302.57 KB)
  • Community Engagement Summary - Warriewood Valley Community Centre - April 2019
    PDF (2.62 MB)

Related links

  • GIPA form - RFQ 2023001 - Design and Construction Services for the Warriewood Valley Community Centre
  • Development Application - DA2021/0199
  • DA2021/0199 - Determination and Statement of Reasons - PPSSNH-224
  • Council Minutes (Item 13.2) - 27 October 2020
  • Council Report (Item 13.2) - 27 October 2020
  • Supplementary Agenda Report (Item 13.5) - 25 August 2020
  • Development Contributions - Northern Beaches Council

Related links

  • GIPA form - RFQ 2023001 - Design and Construction Services for the Warriewood Valley Community Centre
  • Development Application - DA2021/0199
  • DA2021/0199 - Determination and Statement of Reasons - PPSSNH-224
  • Council Minutes (Item 13.2) - 27 October 2020
  • Council Report (Item 13.2) - 27 October 2020
  • Supplementary Agenda Report (Item 13.5) - 25 August 2020
  • Development Contributions - Northern Beaches Council

Timeline

  • Timeline item 1 - complete

    Apr 2024 - Construction to commence

  • Timeline item 2 - complete

    Dec-Mar 2023 - Call for tenders

    Contract awarded to Belmadar Pty Ltd.

  • Timeline item 3 - complete

    Aug 2021 - DA approved

  • Timeline item 4 - complete

    Mar 2021: Prepare and lodge Development Application

  • Timeline item 5 - complete

    Oct 2020: Council meeting to seek adoption

  • Timeline item 6 - complete

    Aug-Sep 2020: Stage 2 Community Cconsultation

    Exhibition of draft concept plans.

  • Timeline item 7 - complete

    May-Dec 2019: Architectural Tender Stage

    Expression of Interest and evaluation.

  • Timeline item 8 - complete

    Apr 2019: Information briefing

    Briefing on the survey outcomes and project update.

  • Timeline item 9 - complete

    Mar 2019: Stage 1 Community Consultation

    Conduct survey to determine needs for a future centre.

  • Timeline item 10 - complete

    2018/2019: Preliminary stakeholder meetings

    Discussions held with key users.



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