Public Toilet Plan
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Public Toilet Plan
Find out about our latest Public Toilet Plan upgrades.
Public Toilet Plan 2021 is a 10 year plan to ensure a network of safe, accessible, well maintained and sustainable toilet facilities across Manningham.
The Public Toilet Plan implementation involves delivery of 11 new public toilets, refurbishment of existing public toilets and the opening of some existing pavilion toilets for our community. The Public Toilet Plan 2021 was endorsed by Council February 2021 and construction of the new toilets will begin from March 2022 onwards.
The key actions of the endorsed Plan are:
- Opening up existing toilets to provide new public toilet facilities
- Constructing new public toilet facilities in 11 locations
- Upgrading older style toilets to improve safety and be gender inclusive
- Conducting accessibility audits and upgrade access paths to public toilet facilities
- Providing Changing Places high needs facilities at major destinations e.g. Ruffey Lake Park
- Providing public toilets along trails at regular intervals as site conditions permit
- Investigating a program of artworks on blank walls of toilet buildings to raise awareness of our toilet facilities, improve aesthetics and activate public spaces
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Waste and recycling bins
Fine to have more and we’ll maintained toilets but there needs to be more trash and recycling bins with frequent emptying during the summer. Since bins were removed from bus shelters litter along the roadside has mushroomed. Now we see discarded masks every day on our walks. I have seen video of the sea bed littered with PPE, this is a disastrous side effect of lack of bins and it is not OK.
over 3 years ago
On behalf of FOMDAC and users of Aranga Reserve we would like to see a single toilet be installed near the plat ground at Aranga Reserve.
