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Detailed Strategic Framework Plan 711 . 4099 451 MAR:M Detailed Strategic Framework Plan City of t Moonee Valley North Western Hwy Churchill Ave Shops r--- --.'1;..- -v.....-=------...o~ -~--i-~~ City of Brim bank City of Melbourne Port of City of Hobson's Bay Key * Principal Activity Centre Core Industrial Precincts * Major Activity Centre • Open Space and Recreation Reserves • Activity Centres _A Major Community Centres VUT - Specialised Activity Centre -7 Major City Gateways Strategic Redevelopment I /l/ Waterways Investigation Sites Illi lfl ~I] l1 ij1i~lll~ ~ ~I ii 1 1~ /l lil il] lilll M0053616 A Message from the Mayor ···•~t.11.W.i,,---- Council 's vision for the planning and development of the municipality is expressed in the City's Municipal Strategic Statement (MSS). Forming part of Council's planning scheme, the Statement guides the planning and development of the City and is used by Council when it decides on planning applications and changes to Council's planning scheme. During 2005 Council must review the MSS to make sure it is up to date, addresses relevant planning issues, and t1as regard for current policies anrl community aspirations. Our City is very special in what it offers to residents, workers and visitors. We have all seen an extraordinary amount of development occurring in the City as its potential is discovered and new development opportunities are realised. In the past five years there has been a lot of change, including the residential redevelopment of the former Defence sites, increased access to the Maribyrnong River, improved open space and new commercial developments, all of which support the well being of our growing population and our economic prosperity. We need to make sure our vision for the City sets the right direction for the future by addressing the key planning issues we are likely to face and by meeting the aspirations of those who live, work, visit and conduct business in the City. This Issues Paper starts us thinking about the City's future and what we want to achieve over the next 10 - 15 years. I invite anyone with an interest in the planning and development of the City to provide their comments and ideas to Council, for consideration as part of the MSS review. Our response to the issues facing the City and the input from our community will help inform our review. It will ensure that our next MSS provides a strong and clear vision that meets the challenges, and that we keep what we value, build a sustainable city and maintain our City as an attractive place to live, work and visit. Council will also be hosting a series of public workshops on the Municipal Strategic Statement, which I encourage you to attend. For further information on workshop dates and venues, please refer to the enclosed Information Sheet. We look forward to receiving your submission by Wednesday, 17 August 2005, and wish to thank you for your input into this important process. 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I~....____, Introduction Council's vision for the planning and development of the municipality is expressed in the City's Municipal Strategic Statement (MSS). During 2005, Council must review the MSS to make sure it is up to date, addresses relevant planning issues, and has regard for current policies and community aspirations. This Issues Paper outlines Council's thinking about the City's future and what we want to achieve over the next 10 - 15 years. Maribyrnong City Council invites anyone with an interest in the planning and development of the City to provide their comments and ideas to Council by completing a written submission (see the 'Your Feedback' section of this publication). We look forward to receiving your submission by Wednesday, 17 August 2005. In addition, Council will be hosting a series of community consultation workshops on the Municipal Strategic Statement in July and early August. For non English speakers (NES) who require the assistance of an interpreter, please call the Telephone Interpreting Service (TIS National) on 131 450 and ask for an interpreter in your language. Once you are connected to the interpreter, ask the TIS National Operator to connect you to Maribyrnong City Council on 03 9688 0200 and quote this number: 236. A council officer will then talk to you through the interpreter. This service is free. Vietnamese: Vien kien cua H()i E)()ng ve vi$c hOG!Ch dinh va phat trien khu Vl,/C thanh pho dllc;IC trinh bay trong Ban Cong Bo Chien Lllc;lc cua Thanh Pho (City's Municipal Strategic Statement (MSS). Trong nam 2005, H()i Dong phai tai duy$t Ban Cong Bo Chien Lllc;lc cua Thanh Pho de bao dam la Ban Cong Bo nay dl.fc;IC C~p nh~t, neu len dllc;IC nhClng van de hOG\Ch dinh lien h$ Va quan tam toi CaC chfnh sach hi$n hanh cOng nhll nhClng khat v9ng cua c()ng dong. An ban nay phac thao SI,/ suy nghi cua H9i Dong ve tlldng lai cua Thanh Pho va nhClng gi chung ta muon dGit dllc;IC trong 10-15 nam nCla.
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