Blaxland Masterplan

This consultation has concluded.

• November 2016: Community Workshop Success

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  As a key part of its community consultation for the early stages of the Masterplanning for Blaxland, Council held a community workshop in the Sharon Burridge Hall at the Lower Mountains Community facilities on Saturday 26 November. Around 130 people attended on the day, using a drop-in session format.

  

  

  Council provided summaries of background studies including Property, Retail, Traffic and Parking and Urban Design Analysis.

  

  

  Participants were then able to comment on Blaxland town centre -“the bad bits”

  

  Town Centre “good bits”
  

  

  
  

  And then identify what they saw as “opportunities”

  

  They were also asked where they did their shopping

  

  
  

  People were also asked what their “vision for Blaxland town centre” was

  

  
  

  And there was a “Kid’s Vision”

  

  Council staff are currently reviewing and summarising comments so that a range of options can be developed. Staff have also distributed a survey questionnaire that can be accessed on the Blaxland Have Your Say website.

  
  

• HAVE YOUR SAY

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  The first consultation workshop was held on 26 November at the Blaxland Community Centre. Thank you to those who participated.
  

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  Local business and residents are

  invited to visit the workshop to give their views

  about the town centre. We'd like you to think about:

  • What kind of town centre would you want to see in Blaxland?
  • Why is that important to you?
  • How would that be different to what you see now?
  • What are some of the things that need to happen to create that kind of change?

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  ome along to the first consultation workshop and give your feedback in person on Saturday, 26 November, 10am - 4pm at the Sharon Burridge Hall, Blaxland Community Centre (33 Hope Street, Blaxland).

  
  

  The workshop will be self-guided so participants

  may take as little or as much time as they need.

  Staff and consultants will be available on the

  day to help and facilitate as well as activities for children.

  
  

  Can't get to the workshop but want to participate? Visit the online survey or interactive map to provide your responses.

• MASTERPLAN STUDY AREA BOUNDARIES

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  The masterplan will focus on the immediate town centre with some periphery areas as shown in the map below. Visit the Interactive Map feature to pin your comment to a location on a map.

  

  
  

  

  
  

• MASTERPLAN BACKGROUND STUDIES

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  In preparation for community consultation, Council has commissioned a number of consultant studies to inform the process. These studies will provide a snapshot of the current status of urban elements/ infrastructure, retail and property markets, transport services (including traffic and parking) and a general review of planning attributes.

  Copies of these studies will be available on the website in December 2016.