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What does the court at the beach have to be able to do?

The court at the beach is being resurfaced over winter, and there are four ways to do it. What it has to be able to do decides which one gets picked.

What you can change

  1. 01Which of the four resurfacing options council picks
  2. 02What the surface has to be able to do, which is what the specification gets written against
  3. 03Whether tennis stays playable on it

What Corbin Bay Council has already decided

  • That the court is being resurfaced. The surface has failed a safety inspection.
  • The footprint: the existing slab. Council is not buying land.
  • The $185,000, which is set aside for this court and cannot go anywhere else.
  • That it stays free and unbookable. Council decided that for the whole foreshore in 2024.

What you'll do

  1. 1Spend 3 votes across 8 options — not enough for everything
  2. 2A few quick questions about you
  3. 3Choose between two options that can't both happen, and say why
  4. 4Check what you said, then send it

Timeline and impact

  • You hear back by 29 January 2027
  • Funded. The money is allocated and this is happening. How the money is spent isn't what you're being asked about.
Who this is for

People aged 12 to 24 who use the beachfront reserve. That includes people using the court for something it was not built for, and people who avoid it.

About 6 min · $6