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Ashenden City Council~7 min

Which concept, and what fits around it?

Three concept designs for the rebuilt centre, and money for one of them. Pick the concept, then choose what fits around it with what's left.

Phase 2 of 2 · already settled

You don't need to go over this again. It's closed, and this campaign builds on it.

  • That it is rebuilt on the same site rather than relocatedSettled by the organisation · November 2025
  • That the 50-metre pool keeps eight lanesSettled by the organisation · March 2021
  • That $14.2 million is borrowed for it and no moreSettled by the organisation · June 2026

What you can change

  1. 01Which of the three concepts council takes to the June meeting
  2. 02What gets built around it with the money the concept leaves
  3. 03How late the centre stays open on a weeknight

What Ashenden City Council has already decided

  • The $14.2 million. Picking a concept is picking what you are not getting.
  • The 50-metre pool and its eight lanes, under the club's lease to 2041.
  • The site, settled in 2025.
  • That council sets entry prices annually, not this campaign. Here you decide only whether money is held back to subsidise them.

What you'll do

  1. 1Describe one real trip, then pick what would cover it
  2. 2A few quick questions about you
  3. 3Pick one of 3 packages, then spend what it leaves
  4. 4Check what you said, then send it

Timeline and impact

  • You hear back by 30 June 2027
  • Funded. The money is allocated and this is happening. What's open is how the money gets used.
Who this is for

People aged 12 to 24 in Ashenden. That includes everyone who said in the first round what the centre would have to be. This is where they find out what it costs.

About 7 min · $6