Stage 1 of the Harvey Community Precinct, the Harvey Multi-Use Learning and Community Hub in Harvey is set to deliver a facility that caters for the Shire's expanding population that is supported by the community and industry alike.
The Shire of Harvey seeks $6.1m in financial support to deliver the following:
- The expansion of the Harvey War Memorial Library
- Restoration of the Harvey War Memorial Library historic façade
- Historical Society and RSL display and meeting space
- May Gibbs interpretative area
- A media and production studio including the permanent home for Harvey Community Radio 96.5fm
- End of Journey travel facilities
- Wellness space
- Reading courtyard
- Sculpture garden
- Community meeting room facilities
- Program spaces for community groups, language and learning
- Improved accessibility, public amenities and pedestrian connectivity
- Co-working spaces/ Quiet rooms
- Parent’s room and Changing Places accredited facility
- Indoor/ outdoor children’s breakout spaces
- Landscaping and public space
- Electricity infrastructure upgrade.
Promoting participation, performance and integrity in the sport and recreation sector to support a healthy lifestyle for all people. Promoting participation, performance and integrity in the sport and recreation sector to support a healthy lifestyle for all people.
This proposed project will deliver four fully compliant courts. These, coupled with the remaining two courts (Courts 1 and 2), will assist the LLC to meet community demand and to remain viable as a regional sports centre for at least the next 20 years.
The Shire of Harvey seeks $15.5m in financial assistance to deliver this project.
Current participation statistics for community and recreational sport in the Shire of Harvey have trebled since 2019. Community need is driving the Shire to consider this project earlier than anticipated as a result of a high number of local clubs, teams and players being displaced due to a lack of oval space.
The Leschenault Recreation Park Master Plan (2019) supports the development of two new playing fields, a sports pavilion and associated community amenity at the Leschenault Recreation Park.
The plan intends to incorporate the following:
- Two additional playing fields
- Oval LED lighting and waterwise reticulation system installation
- Fencing and lighting as required
- Smart sport artificial intelligence technology network
- Shade and seating structures
- Car parking and supporting path network
- Signage and wayfinding.
The Shire of Harvey seeks $4m in financial assistance to deliver two new playing fields and has committed $4.25m for the additional infrastructure.
This project proposes the development of a spur trail off the Munda Biddi Trail at Lake Brockman to Harvey Dam to link back to the Munda Biddi trail’s Yarri Hut in Mornington.
This spur trail provides an opportunity for a loop ride of approximately 80km, making use of the existing Munda Biddi Trail. With connectivity to Harvey town and the passenger train from Perth, this trail experience would appeal to the independent cyclists looking for a short multi-day off road cycling adventure.
The Shire of Harvey seeks $2.4m in financial assistance to deliver the spur trail to Harvey.
The Shire of Harvey seeks $670k in financial assistance for the design and construction of an inclusive and accessible playground in Harvey where children of all abilities can play together.
The Harvey Accessible Playground project is a community-driven initiative, brought to Council by a group of local parents, some of whom have children with special needs.