CE Management Report August 2020.pdf

Old Cork Waterworks Experience (Lifetime Lab)

Old Cork Waterworks Experience – Facility Management:

Cork City Council has notified Glenosheen Ltd that they are the most economically advantageous tender received for the facility management and day to day operation of the Old Cork Waterworks Experience. Contract to be drawn up after the standstill period expires.

Old Cork Waterworks Experience – Opening hours:

The opening hours for the Old Cork Waterworks Experience were to revert to a five day week (Mon-Fri) from end August. It has been decided to change to Wednesday – Sunday in order to accommodate tourists and weekend visitors.

Old Cork Wat erworks Experience hosted two Anyone 4 Science children’s summer camps over the weeks of 4 th -7 th and 10 th – 14 th August respectively. Both weeks were fully subscribed demonstrating the demand for and ability to run similar activities in a safe Covid 19 Complaint environment.

Old Cork Waterworks participated in the delivery of Cork Heritage Open day on August 15 th . As the event was online only the site was promoted in print and social media with a specially commissioned video featuring on the Cork Heritage Open Day Website. The team at Old Cork Waterworks Experience have reorganised the classroom space into a socially distanced meeting facility. The team have applied the principals of the Covid- 19 Safety Charter across all areas (catering etc.) to ensure a high standard of service delivery.

Meeting Room Classroom Layout (max 12 persons)

Meeting Room U-Shape layout (max 12 persons)

For meeting room enquiries, please contact the team at Old Cork Waterworks Experience

Email: oldcorkwaterworks@corkcity.ie

Tel: 021 494150

Waste Prevention

EPA LAPN programme: Cork City and County Council have received funding for a Community Paint ReUse scheme under the EPA’s LAPN ( Local Authority Waste Prevention Network). The proposal is that Northside Community Enterprises (NCE) Farranferris will collect paint from Cork City’s civic amenity site while a different social enterprise will collect from a Cork County civic amenity site. The social enterprises will then remix, recolour and repackage the paint and sell on to community groups at a much-reduced cost. The Rediscovery Centre

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