NSW ATP CUP TENNIS LEGACY FUND - FOR THE LOVE OF COMMUNITY TENNIS - GUIDELINES 2020
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FOR THE LOVE OF COMMUNITY TENNIS
NSW
ATP CUP
TENNIS
LEGACY
FUND GUIDELINES 2020
Categories 2 and 3 - Round 1 (2020)
CONTENTS
NSW ACTING MINISTER FOR SPORT AND
TENNIS NSW CEO INTRODUCTION3
ABOUT THE NSW ATP CUP TENNIS LEGACY FUND 4
GUIDELINES CATEGORY 2 – FACILITY DEVELOPMENT OR UPGRADE6
GUIDELINES CATEGORY 3 – PARTICIPATION INITIATIVES10
APPLICATION PROCESS FOR CATEGORIES 2 AND 314
ASSESSMENT OF APPLICATIONS FOR CATEGORIES 2 AND 3 15
NOTIFICATION OF OUTCOMES 16
REPORTING 16
APPENDIX19
2 NSW ATP
NSW ATP Cup
Cup Tennis
Tennis Legacy
Legacy Fund
Fund -- Guidelines
Guidelines
NSW ACTING MINISTER FOR SPORT
AND TENNIS NSW CEO INTRODUCTION
We hosted a brilliant inaugural ATP Cup The inaugural ATP Cup captured the imagination
in 2020 and now the NSW Government is of tennis fans across the world and Tennis NSW
proud to announce the opening of wishes to thank the NSW Government for
applications for the NSW ATP Cup Tennis sharing our vision to bring this event and the
Legacy Fund. world’s best players to NSW.
In partnership with Tennis NSW, the Fund will Whilst bringing these players to Sydney, both
focus on improving facilities and participation Tennis NSW and the NSW Government have
opportunities for community tennis, with up created the NSW ATP Cup Tennis Legacy Fund, to
to $300,000 available across two categories help our tennis community share in the benefits of
in the opening round. that investment and create lasting legacies in our
This funding comes in addition to the NSW tennis clubs and venues across the State.
Government’s $50.5 million upgrade of the Over the next 3 years, Tennis NSW, Tennis Australia
Ken Rosewall Arena at Sydney Olympic Park and the NSW Government will make over $5 million
which will attract the world’s best players to available to invest in community infrastructure and
Australia for the ATP Cup and other major participation programs that deliver a great legacy
sporting and cultural events. for our sport and communities.
I encourage all tennis clubs, associations and We’re excited to launch this opening round
local councils across the State to put in their of funding and look forward to seeing a great
applications for projects that will deliver a number of quality applications submitted.
great legacy for local communities. Please note the timeframes, key criteria and
essential information in preparation for your
The Hon. Geoff Lee MP application. If your project is not yet ready to
Acting Minister for Sport submit, then do watch out and plan for future
funding rounds.
Thank you again for all you do for our sport
and we look forward to seeing this program
come to life in the weeks and months ahead.
Lawrence Robertson
Tennis NSW CEO
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ABOUT THE NSW ATP CUP
TENNIS LEGACY FUND
The Fund, is an initiative established by N
ote: Affiliated bodies or deliverers
Tennis NSW and the NSW Government, could include tennis coaching businesses
as a result of securing the ATP Cup Group conducted by accredited coaches, court
and Finals matches in Sydney from 2020. operators and facility owners or managers
The NSW Government is investing that conduct tennis-related activities
$1.2 million into the Fund with $1.2 million in NSW, commercially or otherwise.
matched funds from Tennis NSW. Private operators or coaches who are
not affiliated can partner with an eligible
Tennis NSW is committed to providing organisation if they wish to apply.
additional funds to support the Tennis
Categories 1 & 4 will be administered by
NSW strategy that will increase the total
Tennis NSW and separate information
overall funding available to over $5m.
relating to these categories will be made
The Fund will provide assistance to: available later in 2020.
• Incorporated tennis clubs and associations Categories 2 & 3 are being administered by
that are affiliated with Tennis NSW Office of Sport and funding over three years
• Local Councils in NSW from 2020/21 to 2022/23 is available.
• Other bodies or deliverers that are located
in NSW and affiliated with, recognised
and/or sanctioned by Tennis NSW
Projects and programs that best demonstrate the ability to achieve the strategic objectives
of the Fund will be prioritised for investment.
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CATEGORIES
The first round of applications for Categories 2 and 3
will open on Thursday 27 August 2020 and close at 5.00pm
on Tuesday 29th September 2020. Applications can be
submitted through the Office of Sport Grants Portal at
www.sport.nsw.gov.au/clubs/grants/nsw-atp-cup-tennis-legacy-fund.
ROUND 1 (2020)
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The Fund includes four funding categories, supporting a range of
infrastructure development, facility development and participation initiatives:
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES ELIGIBILITY PROCESS
• L
ocal Councils or landowners Category 1 will be through
MAJOR within NSW for a new venue, or an Invited Expression
INFRASTRUCTURE on behalf of an existing venue. of Interest (EOI) and
Business Case submission
DEVELOPMENT • O
ther entities which have an
to Tennis NSW.
interest in the project (and
for significant infrastructure are in partnership with the Separate Guidelines will
projects to develop new or landowner) may be considered be made available later
MORE THAN
upgraded key hubs with strategic
4MIL
as the applicant where in 2020.
$ alignment, with the total funding appropriate.
available over three years.
• Incorporated tennis clubs and Categories 2 and 3 are
FACILITY associations that are affiliated open for applications,
through a grants process,
DEVELOPMENT with Tennis NSW,
as per the eligibility criteria
OR UPGRADE • Local Council in NSW.
outlined in the Guidelines.
over three years for small to • O
ther bodies or deliverers
There will be one funding
medium facility development that are located in NSW and
round per year for 2020,
A TOTAL OF or upgrade projects that will affiliated with, recognised and/
2021 and 2022.
$
600,000 increase participation, with or sanctioned by Tennis NSW.
$200,000 available per year.
PARTICIPATION
INITIATIVES
over three years to increase
the types of opportunities to
participate in tennis through
A TOTAL OF delivery of a specific new or
$
300,000 existing program, from social
to competitive levels, with
$100,000 available per year.
• Initiatives related to this Category 4 is a Tennis NSW
FURTHER category will be recognised managed category and not
PARTICIPATION periodically as applicable. open to application.
INITIATIVES
for the development of
MORE THAN targeted programs aligned
$
300,000 to participation growth which
are managed by Tennis NSW.
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GUIDELINES Key dates
CATEGORY - Round 1 (2020)
Fund opens: Thursday 27 August 2020
–F
ACILITY DEVELOPMENT
Applications closing date:
OR UPGRADE 5.00pm on Tuesday 29th September 2020
Program Objective: small to medium Projects commence: No later than June 2021
facility development or upgrades that
demonstrate how outcomes will Projects must be completed by: 30 June 2022
increase participation.
Funding criteria Eligibility criteria
To be eligible for this grant program,
otal funding available for
T applicants must be:
Category 2 in 2020: $200,000 • NSW based incorporated tennis clubs and
associations that are affiliated with Tennis NSW
The Fund may support up to
• Local Councils in NSW
25% of the net project cost • Other bodies or deliverers that are located
in NSW and affiliated with, recognised and/or
Maximum funding amount sanctioned by Tennis NSW
available is: $50,000 excl. GST Note: Affiliated bodies or deliverers
could include tennis coaching businesses
Minimum amount available is: conducted by accredited coaches, court
$10,000 excl. GST operators and facility owners or managers
that conduct tennis-related activities in
NSW, whether commercially or otherwise.
• A pplicant has secured contributions or
secured in-principle commitments for the Private operators, organisations or coaches who
remaining 75% (or greater) of the total are not affiliated, recognised and/or sanctioned
project cost. NB Supplier discounts should can partner with an eligible organisation if they
not be included in the budget as an wish to apply.
applicant contribution Applicants that are not eligible include:
• Applicants are only eligible for one grant • Individuals, groups of individuals and
per funding round unincorporated organisations
• Organisations may only receive State • Incorporated not-for-profit organisations that
Government funding once for the same are not affiliated with Tennis NSW
project or same component of a project from • Government departments and agencies
this program, or any other State Government
• Educational institutions including schools and
funded grant program i.e. projects will be
their Parents and Citizens Associations (P&Cs),
ineligible if any portion of the project as
TAFE Colleges and child care centres
described in the application is being funded
by another state government grant program • Local Government Committees
• State Sporting Organisations and State
• Funding may be approved for a lesser amount
Sporting Organisations for People with
than requested. Should a lesser amount be
a Disability
approved, adjustments to the project scope
may be negotiated during the contract phase • National Sporting Organisations
• Regional Academies of Sport
• Sporting Zones or Organisations not based
at a specific location within NSW
• Cultural Community groups
• PCYCs / YMCAs / Scouts
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Eligible projects Project examples
Facility Development or Upgrade Examples of Facility Development or Upgrade
- To deliver upgraded facilities that improve grant funding may include projects at tennis
the participation experience or deliver more clubs and facilities that:
participation opportunities: • Support increased participation through
• Upgrade or development to increase Facility Renewal or Upgrade e.g. court upgrade
the number of people who can participate (e.g. court resurface, court conversion,
• Upgrade or development that increase the type court expansion, court regeneration), new
of tennis activities that can be delivered or replacement fencing, hardware and
infrastructure works associated with installation
• Upgrade or development that enhance
of an electronic booking solution
venue sustainability
• Support increased participation or
• Facility development that addresses
environmental sustainability through Lighting
barriers to participation
Development e.g. LED lighting
and safety lighting, water savings measures
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• S upport increased participation by providing
ancillary facilities at established facilities e.g.
Ineligible project types:
fixed sun protection shelters • P rojects that are not primarily used
• Support increased participation through the for tennis activities
construction of new facilities e.g. building, • General maintenance or repair for normal wear
expanding and/or upgrading clubhouse and and tear, e.g. painting, running costs (considered
amenities (e.g. roofing, shading, viewing area, maintenance work)
change rooms, toilets), new courts / new • Retrospective funding requests, where projects
Hot Shots courts, venue accessibility (e.g. have commenced construction or have already
walkway, ramps, off-court lighting) been completed
• Improve access for disadvantaged • Projects that will not be completed by the
groups such as people with a disability specified timeframes for each funding Category
e.g. access pathway
Applications for other projects that meet the What will not be funded
objectives of the program are encouraged.
• Purchase or lease of land or buildings
Applications for all project types must clearly
• Rent or associated occupancy payments
demonstrate an identified need for the project
and articulate how the project outcomes will • Food, drink, catering or hospitality
be achieved. • Prize money, trophies/awards
• Staff wages (not including direct delivery
wages for program delivery)
• Administration costs
• Project administration costs
• Costs incurred in securing
Development Approval
• Insurance (public liability, general liability, etc.)
• Projects that have already commenced
or been completed
• Projects for the construction/upgrade
of roads, carparks or playgrounds
• Purchase of vehicles
• Purchase of office equipment (e.g. office
furniture, printers, photocopiers etc.)
• Facility development projects that have not
received development approval (DA) from the
relevant Council or cannot demonstrate that
such approval is not required.
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Essential information Supporting documents
All projects must provide evidence that: o Landowner’s consent to do the project
P The Project has current development DA determination if a development approval
o
application consent from Council or written is required; OR a letter from Council to confirm
documentation advising a DA is not required that a DA is not required
P Landowner’s consent has been obtained At least one quote or report prepared by
o
P A pplicant has the required contributions a quantity surveyor to substantiate the
evidenced through funding commitment expenditure in the project budget
letters from sponsors/ local Council Evidence confirming 75% (or greater) of
o
and confirmation of allocated/available funds the total project cost in secured funding
P A pplicant has secured, or can demonstrate contributions and/or secured in-principle
appropriate tenure of the site via lease or funding commitment (e.g. letter of
licence agreement. Tennis NSW can provide commitment from funding partners)
support with best practice leasing and Security of tenure (if applicable)
o
licensing for council owned tennis facilities
Concept plan (for new clubhouse
o
P F acility design aligns with Tennis Australia’s related construction or additional courts)
Facility Infrastructure Guidelines
(where relevant)
P P roject can commence at the earliest
Evaluation and reporting
practicable time but no later than June 2021 At the completion of a project, and
P A pplicant has demonstrated the capacity as required by the funding agreement.
to deliver the project (directly or through Facility Development projects must
their partners) provide before and after photographs
of the project site.
A financial acquittal and project report will
be required within 60 days of the completion
of the project.
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GUIDELINES Key dates
CATEGORY - Round 1 (2020)
Fund opens: Thursday 27 August 2020
–P
ARTICIPATION Applications closing date:
INITIATIVES 5.00pm on Tuesday 29th September 2020
Program Objective: To increase the Projects commence:
types of opportunities to participate No later than June 2021
in tennis through delivery of a specific
Projects must be completed by:
new or existing program, from social to
30 June 2022
competitive levels.
Funding criteria Eligibility criteria
To be eligible for this grant program,
Total funding for Category 3 in
applicants must be:
2020: $100,000 • NSW based incorporated tennis clubs and
associations that are affiliated with Tennis NSW
The Fund may support up to
• Local Councils in NSW
50% of the net project cost • Other bodies or deliverers that are located in
Maximum funding amount NSW and affiliated with, recognised and/or
sanctioned by Tennis NSW
available is: $10,000 excl. GST
N ote: Affiliated bodies or deliverers
Minimum amount available is: could include tennis coaching businesses
conducted by accredited coaches, court
$1,000 excl. GST operators and facility owners or managers
that conduct tennis-related activities in NSW,
• Applicant has secured contributions or whether commercially or otherwise.
secured in-principle commitments for the Private operators, organisations or coaches
remaining 50% (or greater) of the total project who are not affiliated, recognised and/
cost. Applicants are only eligible for one grant or sanctioned can partner with an eligible
per funding round. NB Supplier discounts organisation if they wish to apply.
should not be included in the budget as an
applicant contribution
• Organisations may only receive State
Government funding once for the same
project, or same component of a project
from this program or any other State
Government funded grant program i.e.
projects will be ineligible if any portion
of the project is being funded by another
state government grant program
• Funding may be approved for a lesser amount
than requested. Should a lesser amount be
approved, adjustments to the project scope
may be negotiated during the contract phase.
10 NSW ATP Cup Tennis Legacy Fund - Guidelines 10Eligible projects Project examples
Participation Initiatives – To increase the Examples of eligible participation projects that
types of opportunities to participate in tennis increase playing opportunities and align to key
through delivery of a specific new or existing strategies may include:
program, from social to competitive levels: • Outreach initiatives to engage specific
• Programs that promote diversity and inclusion groups or communities
prioritising multicultural communities, people with • Flexible program options that suit any
disabilities and female participation fitness level and don’t require specific skills
• Programs that attract participants who have not • Programs focused on having a fun, enjoyable
traditionally engaged with tennis or sport, or and social experience
remove barriers to participate in tennis, catering
• Team-based sessions, with a mixture of learning
for all levels of interest and ability
opportunities for youth
• Programs that address the current decline in
• Programs with technology interface to increase
youth participation, particularly between age 9-14
user experience
• Programs that engage or re-engage lapsed
• Programs that integrate tennis with a focus on
adult participants through more social and less
health and well-being
competitive options
• Programs that will increase the skill level
• Programs that deliver mental health education
of players/participants
initiatives to participants
• Costs associated with overcoming an identified
• Programs that utilise facilities at off peak times
barrier to participation in sport
• Events (including tournaments) in regional
• Mental health education initiatives conducted
NSW that create opportunities to support
within the tennis context
the pathway or provide new or different
opportunities for participants. • Projects that improve a club’s community
presence, ability to communicate with
‘Regional’ in the context of the Fund Guidelines
members or undertake administrative
means any NSW location outside of Metropolitan
functions e.g. a club could purchase
Sydney. The list of Eligible Local Government
accounting software to assist it to manage
Areas is shown in the appendix. its finances or membership database
• Projects aimed at reducing barriers for
participation in Regional tournaments
and events e.g. team transport for district
competitions and tournaments, subsidised
player and official registration fees.
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GuidelinesApplications for other projects that meet the
objectives of the program are encouraged.
Ineligible project types:
Projects eligible to be funded for Regional • P rojects that are not primarily focused on
Events include: tennis activities
• New events in regional NSW that promote • Retrospective funding requests, where projects
participation in tennis and provide a focal point have commenced construction or have already
for community building and engagement e.g. been completed
a club could host a specific event/tournament. • Projects that will not be completed by the
An event must be conducted on a specified day specified timeframes for each funding Category.
or consecutive days at a specified location.
• New events in regional NSW that primarily What will not be funded
involve tennis competition e.g. a sporting
• Purchase or lease of land or buildings
event that attracts tourists and visitors
to a region and/or hire of equipment or • R ent or associated occupancy payments
infrastructure to support the event. • Food, drink, catering or hospitality
NB: An event does not include regular ongoing • Staff wages (not including direct
weekly/monthly sporting competitions/ delivery wages for program delivery)
activities and does not include the cost of food. • Administration costs
The proposed event date and location must be • Accommodation
included in the application. A list of eligible local
• Appearance fees, prize money and
council areas can be found at Appendix 1. trophies/medals
• Presentation/celebration functions
• Entertainment
• Events that are organised for the primary
purpose of fundraising, including charity
fundraising events
• Individual scholarships/sponsorships
• Insurance (public liability, general liability, etc.)
• Projects that have already commenced
or been completed
• Purchase of vehicles
• Purchase of office equipment (e.g. office
furniture, printers, photocopiers etc.)
• Subsidy for school sporting activities
and events
• Events based in metropolitan areas
12 NSW ATP Cup Tennis Legacy Fund - GuidelinesEssential information
All projects must provide evidence that:
P Applicant has demonstrated the capacity
to deliver the project
P A (draft) plan that demonstrates how a
project will be delivered successfully and
its outcomes measured
P Budget
P Identification of need for the project
Supporting documents
Evidence confirming 50% (or greater)
o
of the total project cost in secured funding
contributions and/or secured in-principle
funding commitments
o Letters from project partners that indicate
how they will either support
or benefit from the project
o Quotes or cost estimates
Evaluation and reporting
At the completion of a project, and as required
by the funding agreement.
Data relating to the numbers of participants
should be collected during the delivery of the
project to allow thorough reporting.
A financial acquittal and project report will be
required within 60 days of the completion of
the project.
13 NSW ATP Cup Tennis Legacy Fund - GuidelinesAPPLICATION PROCESS FOR
CATEGORIES 2 AND 3
Grant applications must be 3. R
egister your organisation (only if
submitted online via the Office not already registered in the online
of Sport Grants portal system) – always use club generic
emails where possible
There are six steps in the application 4. R
egister your project – always
process: use club generic emails
where possible
1. Visit the Office of Sport website: 5. Complete the application
www.sport.nsw.gov.au read the
information about the grant program 6. S
ubmit the application by the
and determine if you are eligible. closing date/time.
Download or print the Guidelines
2. R
ead the Guidelines to familiarise
yourself with the program
requirements and determine your
application project type
14 NSW ATP Cup Tennis Legacy Fund - Guidelines NSW ATP Cup Tennis Legacy Fund - GuidelinesASSESSMENT OF APPLICATIONS
FOR CATEGORIES 2 AND 3
STEP 1 – ELIGIBILITY ASSESSMENT
An initial eligibility assessment will be undertaken to determine that:
• The applicant organisation is eligible to apply and has Public Liability Insurance with a
minimum $5 million cover.
• The application is complete, submitted by the closing date and meets program requirements
in regard to project commencement and completion dates and amount of funds requested.
• The assessment panel reserves the right to seek further information and/or clarify details of
the project with applicants after the closing date and before assessment.
STEP 2 – APPLICATION ASSESSMENT
Projects will be assessed by a panel that includes representatives from the Office of
Sport, Tennis NSW, Independent person/s with requisite capabilities and expertise in
program delivery.
Assessment panels will assess each application against the following criteria:
CRITERIA DETAIL WEIGHTING
(IF APPLICABLE)
he project will deliver on one or more
T
of the program’s objectives:
Category 2: small to medium facility development
or upgrades that demonstrate how outcomes will
30%
increase participation.
PROGRAM Category 3: To increase the types of opportunities
OBJECTIVES to participate in tennis through delivery of a
specific new or existing program, from social to
competitive levels
• Clearly defined project scope linked
to measurable outcomes
• Demonstrated alignment with key strategies
he project will meet an identified need effectively:
T
PROJECT
NEED
• Current participation and usage of the venue,
demonstrated demand for project need and
suitability of the site
30%
he applicant organisation demonstrates the
T
ORGANISATION
20%
capacity and experience to deliver the project:
CAPACITY AND • Project plan outlining how the project
PROJECT will be managed and delivered
READINESS • Experience, organisational and resource capacity
• Stakeholder partnerships
he budget is reasonable, cost effective and viable:
T
• Valid cost estimates
PROJECT
20%
• Realistic funding model
BUDGET AND • Awareness of project budget as part of overall
VALUE FOR asset management and maintenance plan
INVESTMENT • The project represents value for investment or
return on investment, including the leveraging of
partnerships to enhance project outcomes delivered
15 NSW ATP Cup Tennis Legacy Fund - GuidelinesNOTIFICATION REPORTING
OF OUTCOMES At the completion of a project, and as required
by the funding agreement.
Applicants will receive a system generated email Facility Development projects must provide
containing a PDF copy of the application when before and after photographs of the project
submitted successfully. If you have submitted site with recognition of NSW ATP Cup Tennis
and do not receive a confirmation email check Legacy Fund acknowledging Tennis NSW and
your junk mail, if not received please email NSW Government funding (as per the NSW
grantsunit@sport.nsw.gov.au to verify. Government brand guidelines).
Un-submitted applications cannot be assessed. Completion certificate from contractor stating
Once the recommendations have been made all the project is 100% complete and operational.
applicants will be notified in writing and details A financial acquittal and project report will be
of successful projects will be published on the required within 60 days of the completion of
Office of Sport website. the project.
The terms and conditions of the grant must be
accepted, and the grant claimed within 28 days
of notification.
Funding may be approved for a lesser amount
than requested. This includes the removal of
ineligible project costs from the budget. Should
a lesser amount be approved, adjustments to
the project scope may be negotiated during the
contract phase.
The announcement of successful Fund recipients
will be made by the Minister for Sport
(or designated representative) with the CEO
of Tennis NSW or their delegates.
16 NSW ATP Cup Tennis Legacy Fund - GuidelinesSUMMARY OF KEY INFORMATION
FOR ALL FUND CATEGORIES
The following information will assist in Project and Investment Ready
the development of applications. Please • It is essential that applicants are
note that each funding Category has project and investment ready
additional specific requirements that
• This means demonstrating
must be considered.
organisational capacity (directly
or through their stakeholder partners)
Stakeholder partnerships and
to administer a project, relevant
financial contribution: approvals have been sought (if any),
• rojects should demonstrate stakeholder
P landowner consent is secured (in the
partnerships which can include e.g. case of an infrastructure or facility
Councils, Clubs and Associations, project), estimated costs and resources
schools, other landowners, local business are realistic to deliver a project,
partnerships and community partnerships co-contribution funding or in-kind
• Stakeholder partnerships can assist funding/resource commitments has
in forming the required funding been secured, and support of any
contribution figure for each Category. project partners.
Strategic alignment: Supports sustainable and
• rojects should aim to possess
P impactful participation outcomes
strong alignment with Tennis NSW • emonstrate and provide evidence
D
priorities, NSW Government priorities the funding investment in the project
and local council strategic plans will support sustainable and impactful
where applicable, including but not participation outcomes
exclusively: • One of the easiest ways to do this is
– Tennis NSW Strategic Plan“Vision through use of the data collected and
2021” and Tennis Australia national insights derived from a Tennis NSW
priorities Tennis Restart Venue Audit, captured
– Existing Tennis NSW or Tennis at both local government area/regional
Australia programs area and venue level.
– Office of Sport Regional Hub Strategy
and Regional Sports and Active
Recreation Plans
ENGAGE WITH YOUR TENNIS
– Office of Sport Greater Sydney
NSW LOCAL CLUB DEVELOPMENT
Sport Facility Plans
OFFICER TO DISCUSS PROJECT
– Local Government recreation plans
READINESS, SUSTAINABLE VENUE
Category 1 projects will also be
required to possess alignment with MANAGEMENT AND ENSURE
Tennis NSW’s State Venues Strategy, PLANNING ALIGNMENT.
due to be published later in 2020.
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APPENDIX 1
ELIGIBLE LOCAL COUNCIL AREAS FOR REGIONAL EVENTS
Albury City Council Goulburn Mulwaree Council Narrandera Shire Council
Armidale Regional Council Greater Hume Shire Council Narromine Shire Council
Ballina Shire Council Griffith City Council Newcastle City Council
Balranald Shire Council Cootamundra-Gundagai Oberon Council
Bathurst Regional Council Regional Council Orange City Council
Bega Valley Shire Council Gunnedah Shire Council Parkes Shire Council
Bellingen Shire Council Gwydir Shire Council Port Stephens Council
Berrigan Shire Council Port Macquarie-Hastings Queanbeyan-Palerang
Council Regional Council
Bland Shire Council
Hay Shire Council Richmond Valley Council
Blayney Shire Council
Hilltops Council Shellharbour City Council
Bogan Shire Council
Inverell Shire Council Shoalhaven City Council
Bourke Shire Council
Junee Shire Council Singleton Council
Brewarrina Shire Council
Kempsey Shire Council Snowy Monaro Regional
Broken Hill City Council
The Council of the Council
Byron Shire Council Municipality Snowy Valleys Council
Cabonne Council of Kiama
Tamworth Regional Council
Carrathool Shire Council Kyogle Council
Temora Shire Council
Central Coast Council Lachlan Shire Council
Tenterfield Shire Council
Central Darling Shire Council Lake Macquarie City Council
Tweed Shire Council
Cessnock City Council Leeton Shire Council
Upper Hunter Shire Council
Clarence Valley Council Lismore City Council
Upper Lachlan Shire Council
Cobar Shire Council City of Lithgow Council
Uralla Shire Council
Coffs Harbour City Council Liverpool Plains Shire
Council Wagga Wagga City Council
Coolamon Shire Council
Lockhart Shire Council Walcha Council
Coonamble Shire Council
Maitland City Council Walgett Shire Council
Cowra Shire Council
Mid-Coast Council Warren Shire Council
Dubbo Regional Council
Mid-Western Regional Warrumbungle Shire Council
Dungog Shire Council
Council Weddin Shire Council
Edward River Council
Moree Plains Shire Council Wentworth Shire Council
Eurobodalla Shire Council
Murray River Council Wingecarribee Shire Council
Federation Council
Murrumbidgee Council Wollongong City Council
Forbes Shire Council
Muswellbrook Shire Council Yass Valley Council
Gilgandra Shire Council
Nambucca Valley Council
Glen Innes Severn Council
Narrabri Shire Council
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