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Club Objectives To promote the game of soccer

Club Objectives To promote the game of soccer To provide the opportunity and facilities for the development of soccer Established in February 1960 Pukekohe Ramblers Association Football Club 1982: Pukekohe Association Football Club. 1985

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Club Objectives To promote the game of soccer

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  1. Club Objectives • To promote the game of soccer • To provide the opportunity and facilities for the development of soccer • Established in February 1960 • Pukekohe Ramblers Association Football Club • 1982: Pukekohe Association Football Club

  2. 1985 • Took possession of current facility on Bledisloe Park • 120 Juniors / 50 Seniors • Winter sport (April – Sept) • Shared park with Hockey • Early 1990’s • Sole winter use of Bledisloe Park • 2002 • 5-a-side summer soccer starts • Summer share of park with Cricket

  3. Current Situation • Membership • 650 Juniors & 120 Seniors • 10% growth in juniors vs 2006 • All nationalities • Gender mix (625 male/145 female) • Age breakdown (132 midgets, 286 juniors, 228 youth) • Geographical mix (full Franklin spectrum) • Soccer 2 Federation • Franklin/Manukau/Waitakere Districts • 200+ in summer 5-a-side competition • 12 month season

  4. Current Situation • Facilities • Still the same size clubrooms • Bledisloe Park is full in Winter • 2 Full sized fields • 4 junior fields • 13 midget fields • 2 full sized training (floodlit) fields • 13 x 5-a-side fields in summer (midget fields) • Use 2 Full size fields at High School • Use the 4 cricket club changing rooms

  5. Future Projections • Assumptions based on • Growth (and projected growth) • Current state of facilities • Soccer now a “year round” sporting activity in Pukekohe and on Bledisloe Park

  6. Future Projections • Most growth will come from the junior sector • Year Junior numbers Senior numbers • 2010 800 150 • 2015 1100 180 • 2020 1300 200 • More juniors (especially girls) • More Ladies • Hosting Junior age group national tournaments • Night football/Summer football • Double the summer competition numbers (500)

  7. Facilities Development Project • To determine the needs of the junior and senior membership of Pukekohe AFC • To ascertain the needs from the wider community of Pukekohe/Franklin for a new clubroom facility within Pukekohe. • To provide a clubroom facility that will cater for those identified needs • To determine the financial implications of such a development

  8. Facilities Development Project • Questionnaire to the Pukekohe AFC membership • Letters to local community groups • Schools • Other sporting codes • Recreational • Business • Seek Franklin District Council support

  9. Facilities Proposal • Plans • Costings • Timelines

  10. Facilities Proposal • Timeline estimates: • 2007 • Planning proposals/approvals • Funding applications • 2008 • Project tenders • Funding applications • 2009 • Facility Development • 2010 • Project Completion

  11. Facilities Proposal • Costing estimates: • Facility - $1 – $1.25Million • Car park - $0.25 - $0.32Million • Total - $1.25 - $1.57Million

  12. Financial Proposal • Possible financial contributions • Pukekohe AFC • Franklin District Council • Local businesses • Lottery grants • ASB

  13. Financial Proposal • Management/Ownership of facilities • Pukekohe AFC? • Bledisloe Park Facilities Trust?

  14. How does this project fit with the FDC Community Plan 2006-2016? • The aim is to provide a facility that will • Maximise the recreational use of Bledisloe Park and immediate environs • Provide a “home base” for Pukekohe/Franklin soccer • Provide alternative options for other Pukekohe community/sporting groups and the community as a whole

  15. Name and Contact Details • Tony Davison • Phone: Work (09) 2712785, Mobile 027 4878178 • Peter Wild • Phone: Work 2389534, Mobile 027 4823547 • Website • www.pukekoheafc.co.nz

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