The Kaipaki Oval Pavilion Project has started with the bank being shifted back to the trees giving a boundary of 59 metres on the trees side of the artificial pitch and still 43 on the other.
The grass is growing well and will be fine for play this summer. Unfortunately the process of planning and consent from WDC is taking longer than anticipated but the steel framed two storied building will be worth waiting for as machinery and tools can be kept downstairs along with a spare dressing room and there will be changing rooms, showers, bathrooms, kitchen and social area upstairs with seating for approximately 50 out the front of the Pavilion. The picket fences will be retained and a grass block ready for the 15/16 season we hope. Will keep you all up to date with the project as it develops.
“We are very grateful to Steve Reymer Ltd for doing all the excavation work and we would not be able to complete this project without the help of people like Steve Reymer. I hope all who read this will note this firm and contact them when appropriate work arises as people can’t keep doing community work if they in return are not supported. Again many thanks."
Regards
John Parker
Chairman
Kaipaki Community Centre
Ph +6421930145
Email [email protected]
Skype THESMTGROUP
The grass is growing well and will be fine for play this summer. Unfortunately the process of planning and consent from WDC is taking longer than anticipated but the steel framed two storied building will be worth waiting for as machinery and tools can be kept downstairs along with a spare dressing room and there will be changing rooms, showers, bathrooms, kitchen and social area upstairs with seating for approximately 50 out the front of the Pavilion. The picket fences will be retained and a grass block ready for the 15/16 season we hope. Will keep you all up to date with the project as it develops.
“We are very grateful to Steve Reymer Ltd for doing all the excavation work and we would not be able to complete this project without the help of people like Steve Reymer. I hope all who read this will note this firm and contact them when appropriate work arises as people can’t keep doing community work if they in return are not supported. Again many thanks."
Regards
John Parker
Chairman
Kaipaki Community Centre
Ph +6421930145
Email [email protected]
Skype THESMTGROUP
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