Frequently Asked Questions

Many of the City’s existing toilets are old, no longer fit for purpose and do not meet requirements for a fully inclusive community.  As a recommendation from the Community Recreation Facilities Plan endorsed by Council in 2019, the Public Toilet Plan will provide a framework that delivers a consistent, cost efficient and fit for purpose structure. It will be based on high level principles informed by community and stakeholder engagement.

There are currently 16 public toilets within the City of South Perth, operated by the City. Click on the links to view each of these toilets on the mapping tool.

• Narrows Bridge Public Toilet
• Old Mill Public Toilet
• Mends Street Jetty Public Toilet
• Scented Gardens Public Toilet
• Windsor Park Public Toilet
• Richardson Park Public Toilet
• Coode Street Public Toilet
• Clydesdale Reserve Public Toilet
• Hurlingham Road Public Toilet
• Ernest Johnson Reserve Public Toilet
• Comer Reserve Public Toilet
• Como Beach Public Toilet
• Neil McDougall Park Public Toilet
• Manning Community Centre Public Toilet
• Waterford Foreshore Public Toilet
• George Burnett Park Public Toilet

In 2019 the City engaged architects to develop a design for the Neil McDougall Public Toilets. The project is now subject to funding approval. Funding will be sought as part of the 2020 Council annual budget process.

An automated toilet is a self-cleaning facility, with electronically controlled doors. The City has a number of automated toilets in various locations. Exeloo is a company brand of automated toilets.

You can provide your feedback a number of ways.

• Register or sign in. Before you can provide your feedback online, you will need to create a username and password for Your Say South Perth. If you have already registered, you can sign in here. Registration only takes a moment and it will make it easier for you to stay in the loop and get involved in future projects.
• Complete the online feedback form.
• Hard copy feedback forms are available at the South Perth Civic Centre and South Perth and Manning libraries.

Feedback closes at 4pm, Tuesday 29 September 2020.

Yes, in order to participate in the online activities, you must register on Your Say South Perth and create a username and password. Registration only takes a moment, and it will make participating in future projects and online engagement easier in the future.

If you have already registered, you can sign in here.

If you’d prefer not to do this, you can complete a hard copy survey (available at the South Perth Civic Centre and South Perth and Manning libraries) or email your feedback to enquiries@southperth.wa.gov.au.

All of the feedback received will be analysed and the draft Public Toilet Plan will be revised as appropriate and presented to Council in November 2020.

You can ask questions the following ways:

• Ask us a question online on Your Say South Perth. We’ll either answer here on the project page, or we’ll email you directly.
• Email the City at enquiries@southperth.wa.gov.au or phone 9474 0777 and ask to speak to someone about the Public Toilet Plan.