What can be achieved with a budget of $700k?Casual feedback from the shops was generally: 'pretty it up and native plantings please.' This is sound.If structural work is being done, lift the roof to allow better cross breezes.Perhaps render and paint with mural like along Malabar PS wall?The former GM promised a notice board for the Precinct Committee and Council to communicate to the local community. Simple toilet facilities at the tidal pool would be good - or failing that well signposted access to facilities at the golf club who after their disgraceful unilateralism with the bottle recycling episode (even located at the other end of their carpark would be better) must 'owe' council and the community one.I cannot comment on disabled facilties/access.

Soap dispenser and hand towel dispenser would be good. 1 stall to be suitable for mobility impaired ie outward opening door, railings beside toilet, appropriate sign on stall door.Disabled toilet to have MLAK key and privacy lock which indicates in use (as currently), as well as soap and handtowel dispenserBetter lighting

Better lighting and a soap dispenser. Replace toilets and basins. Light coloured tiles on internal walls and floors. On this subject, I think Malabar tidal pool urgently needs a public toilet to be built there - perhaps something along the lines of that at Little Bay beach.

Definitely replace all internal items such as toilets, basins, holders and include rubbish bins and soap holders but please leave the outer building as is. I have lived in Malabar for over 40 years and remember when they replaced the old old toilet block with this current one. It's now a fixture and not an eyesore on the outside. Maybe clean it up and make some minor improvements to the exterior.

Toilets need replacing and handbasin AND A RUBBISH BIN I use the facilities from time to time and they are not always clean and no rubbish disposal bin Surrounds garden nice