Australasian Leisure Management
Jul 13, 2015

Funding successes from SGL Feasibility and Business Planning Studies

Leading industry consultancy SGL Group is continuing its record of funding success for its clients and their projects with three projects successfully obtaining funding from the Federal Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development.

The three projects, which have obtained funds of $17.78 million, have been backed in the recently announced Round One of the National Stronger Regions Fund (NSRF). 

The successful NSRF projects were:

Hume City Council
Hume City Council  was granted $9,081,925 from the NSRF for the development of the Craigieburn Regional Aquatic Leisure Centre (pictured below), and also received $3 million from Victoria’s Better Pools Fund, resulting in a total funding allocation to the project of $12.08 million towards the $45 million project. 

The project is part of a major regional town centre which also includes a major athletics centre and town park.

SGL was instrumental in:

• Completing the project feasibility study in 2010;
• Undertaking the business modelling and management planning in 2013; and
• Assisting Hume City Council with the Funding Applications for both grants.

SGL is now providing ongoing advice to the Project Design Team and assisting with management and business planning.

Craigieburn Regional Aquatic Leisure Centre

Yarra Ranges Shire Council 
Yarra Ranges Shire Council was granted $3,835,000 from the NSRF, towards a total project cost of $8.67 million, for the construction of the Belgrave Multi-Purpose Health Hub. Services to be provided at the one stop health hub for the local and surrounding communities include maternal and child health, youth and aged care services and emergency relief. 

SGL prepared the business plan for the management of the facility and this was a key document in determining the economic and community impacts.

City of Greater Dandenong 
City of Greater Dandenong was granted $4,865,150 for the development of Tatterson Park Sport and Community Hub. 

SGL completed a Master Plan Development Study for this project.

SGL is working with its large range of clients on future funding applications to ensure they are able to best meet the funding schemes guidelines as well as ensuring the unique benefits are highlighted in each application.

For further information click here to contact the SGL Group via their entry in the Australasian Leisure Management Supplier Directory.

9th July 2015 - HOLROYD CITY COUNCIL ADVANCES PLANS FOR REGIONAL AQUATIC WELLNESS CENTRE

1st May 2015 - SGL EXPANDS ITS SPORT AND RECREATION DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT SERVICES

15th April 2015 - SGL FEASIBILITY STUDIES AND BUSINESS PLANS DELIVER INCREASED FUNDING SUPPORT

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