The final fit out is underway on Cundletown’s new soccer club amenities, with the bulk of the building work now complete.
Federal Nationals Member for Lyne, Dr David Gillespie, congratulated the Cundletown Soccer Club and MidCoast Council on the project, which was allocated $300,000 in funding under the former Nationals Government’s Local Roads and Community Infrastructure program.
Dr Gillespie inspected the project works with MidCoast Council’s Senior Project Manager Scott Trotter.
“The project has involved the development of a new clubhouse incorporating new and refurbished amenities including the kiosk, male and female change rooms, disabled facilities, storage space, and will make a real difference to both the club’s members and the broader community,” Dr Gillespie said.
Dr Gillespie said the Club had also used $5,089 in funding he announced under the former Powering Communities Program to upgrade the canteen refrigerator with an energy efficient model to significantly reduce energy consumption and utility bills.
“These new facilities all contribute to a better experience for the club and it’s players while being able to host many other events beyond the regular sporting fixtures,” he added.
The project is scheduled for completion before the end of August.
