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read moreWork has started on an upgrade to improve accessibility for patrons at Redland Performing Arts Centre (RPAC) in the Queensland coastal city of Cleveland.
Advising that the reconfiguration of the cul-de-sac area in Middle Street would create a more welcoming experience for RPAC patrons as well as improve safety and access, Redland City Mayor, Karen Williams stated “the works include creating a drop-off zone in front of RPAC and upgrading the footpath with a concrete seating wall and garden beds with feature lighting.
“The pedestrian crossing will also be upgraded to provide better access linking RPAC and Cleveland Magistrates Court.
“Two extra disability car parks will be added, along with one extra street parking bay.
“The works also include lighting upgrades, asphalt road resurfacing and upgrades to the existing stormwater infrastructure.
“As our city’s home for artist development, school productions and a vast range of high-quality events, RPAC is a vital contributor to a thriving local arts sector and fosters rich, cultural experiences for our city.
“These works are important as they will improve safety and accessibility for all who visit the centre.”
Subject to weather and site conditions, the works are expected to be completed in mid-August.
Explaining that the works are the first stage of a planned refurbishment for the much-loved community asset, Redland City Councillor, Peter Mitchell added "there are a number of exciting upgrades proposed for RPAC, subject to Council prioritisation and funding opportunities.
“These include a revitalised entrance, a covered outdoor café and permanent seating in the piazza.
“There are also plans in the future to renovate existing spaces, turning the auditorium into a black box theatre, the events hall into an events and exhibition space, and the lawn area into an outdoor seated amphitheatre.”
The RPAC Refurbishment Stage 1 project, which includes detailed designs for the piazza upgrade, was made possible through $1.4 million funding from the Australian Government through the Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Program.
Image: The Redland Performing Arts Centre in Cleveland.
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