Fleurieu Regional Aquatic Centre Authority

The Authority

The Fleurieu Regional Aquatic Centre Authority (the Authority), is a regional subsidiary established under Section 43 of the Local Government Act 1999 by its Constituent Councils; City of Victor Harbor and Alexandrina Council. The Authority was established in August 2015 to enable joint ownership and management of the aquatic centre.

The Board

The Authority is governed by a board of management that is responsible for ensuring the Authority acts in accordance with its Charter and all other relevant legislation. The Board consists of five members (one elected member from each constituent council and three independent members).

Current Board Members are:

• Steve Mathewson, Independent Member and Chairperson
• Mr. Mark Easton, Independent Member and Deputy Chairperson
• Cr David Kemp, City of Victor Harbor Elected Member Representative
• Cr Margaret Gardner, Alexandrina Council Elected Member Representative
• Trish Kirkland, Independent Member

The councils have also nominated the following deputy elected member representatives:

• Cr Peter Charles, City of Victor Harbor

For more information and support please contact admin@fleurieuaquaticcentre.com.au

Meetings

The Board will meet on the following dates:

Workshops

The Board will hold workshops on the following dates:

Previous Dates:

History of the Project

After decades of investigations and planning, followed by a 21-month construction period, our communities' dream of an aquatic facility on the Fleurieu Peninsula's south coast was realised in March 2017.

The $21 million project was a joint initiative of the Alexandrina Council and City of Victor Harbor, with funding support from the Australian Government and State Government's Community, Recreation and Sport Facilities Program; and a generous land donation from Beyond Today.

The two councils worked tirelessly together with our community and key stakeholders to deliver this high-quality facility on time and on budget. We are extremely proud of what we have achieved.

Strategic Documents / Reports

Board Meeting Agendas and Minutes

View the agendas and minutes of Fleurieu Regional Aquatic Centre Authority Board Meetings.

• 26 March 2021 – Minutes pdf 779 KB
• 23 April 2021 – Agenda pdf 273 KB
• FRAC Authority Agenda Attachments 29 Janaury 2021 Public pdf 1.02 MB
• 13 November 2020 – Agenda pdf 7.69 MB
• 28 August 2020 – Minutes pdf 483 KB
• 28 August 2020 – Agenda pdf 1.44 MB
• 22 May 2020 – Minutes pdf 415 KB
• 22 May 2020 - Agenda pdf 1.02 MB
• 24 April 2020 – Agenda pdf 937 KB
• 21 February 2020 – Minutes pdf 313 KB
• 21 February 2020 – Agenda pdf 1.61 MB
• 26 July 2019 – Minutes pdf 299 KB
• Special Board Meeting 13 June 2019 – Minutes pdf 160 KB
• Special Board Meeting 13 June 2019 – Agenda pdf 916 KB
• Special Board Meeting 27 May 2019 – Minutes pdf 195 KB
• Special Board Meeting 27 May 2019 - Agenda pdf 4.24 MB
• Special Board Meeting 10 May 2019 – Minutes pdf 176 KB
• Special Board Meeting 10 May 2019 – Agenda pdf 878 KB
• 18 April 2019 – Minutes pdf 275 KB
• 18 April 2019 – Agenda pdf 4.16 MB
• 22 February 2019 - Agenda pdf 2.68 MB
• 22 February 2019 – Minutes pdf 341 KB

Click here to view Agenda and Minutes from 2016 - 2018.

Board Workshop Agendas

• 22 Feb 2019 - Workshop Agenda pdf 131 KB
• 16 February 2018 – Workshop Agenda pdf 161 KB
• 18 April 2017 – Workshop Agenda pdf 136 KB

Confidential Items Register

From time to time the public may be excluded from Authority and Committee meetings.

Section 90 of the Local Government Act 1999 provides that a Council, Committee or Subsidiary may order the public to be excluded from attendance at a meeting.

To do this, the Authority must apply for an order which will specify the reason for the order, duration of the order or the circumstances in which the order will cease to apply, or a period after which the order must be reviewed.

The Authority will only make an order that a document associated with a discussion from which the public are excluded will remain confidential if it is considered proper and necessary in the broader community interest.

A review of the reports or documents that are the subject of orders of confidentiality are conducted to ensure that items are released to the public, in accordance with the resolutions of the Authority.

To view the Authority's Confidential Items Register, click here

Minutes can be access by clicking on the relevant meeting under Board Meeting and Agenda Minutes (above)

To view a summary of the Released Documents, click here

To view the individual reports released (where applicable), please click on the relevant link below: