❓ Question regarding the location and number of disabled parking spaces at the new Perth Stadium, and research into the needs of disabled AFL members. The answer details the location and number of ACROD bays and the consultation process undertaken.
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I refer to the provision of disabled parking, at the new Perth stadium, and ask: (a) what is the location of said parking; (b) how many places are being allocated for ACROD parking at the stadium; and (c) can the Minister advise what research, if any, has been undertaken from current membership of local Australian Rules Football (AFL) clubs of the number of members who might require disabled facilities?
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Answered
15 June 2016
Responded by
Minister for Sport and Recreation
Response time
48 days
(a) Permanent ACROD bays are located under the stadium and in three different locations within the stadium precinct.
(b) There are 63 permanent ACROD bays out of a total of 342 permanent bays.
(c) The Project team has undertaken a comprehensive strategy for the development of facilities for all stadium users with a disability over the last five years.
The Perth Stadium Access and Inclusion User Group formed in 2011 have had a considerable role in the development of the Perth Stadium project design brief and has subsequently worked with the State and Westadium in the development of the final design in providing input as the stadium transition to operations.
The Access and Inclusion Group comprises individuals and organisations that are users of Subiaco Oval; Perth Arena; WACA; nib Stadium and other venues in Perth. In addition, organisations including Disability Services Commission; Inclusion WA; and Senses WA are also represented on the User Group.
(b) There are 63 permanent ACROD bays out of a total of 342 permanent bays.
(c) The Project team has undertaken a comprehensive strategy for the development of facilities for all stadium users with a disability over the last five years.
The Perth Stadium Access and Inclusion User Group formed in 2011 have had a considerable role in the development of the Perth Stadium project design brief and has subsequently worked with the State and Westadium in the development of the final design in providing input as the stadium transition to operations.
The Access and Inclusion Group comprises individuals and organisations that are users of Subiaco Oval; Perth Arena; WACA; nib Stadium and other venues in Perth. In addition, organisations including Disability Services Commission; Inclusion WA; and Senses WA are also represented on the User Group.
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