The City of Melville is asking the community to help review People, Places, Participation: A Community Plan for the City of Melville 2007 - 2017 which guides all actions and priorities for Melville’s future on issues such as safety, the environment and sense of community.
The Plan states a shared vision for the future; identifies key themes and areas for action; provides information for planning and service delivery; and budgets for government agencies, local community groups and other stakeholder groups. It also includes a monitoring and review process.
A Community Plan is a living document that is regularly reviewed to reflect the changing aspirations of our community.This Plan is reviewed every four years in a wide-ranging community engagement process.
How you can get involved:
- Community Reference Group - launch meeting on Thursday, 24 November 2011
- Online forum - tell us your views
- Stay tuned for details about the upcoming community workshops
- Community Groups Invited to Forum on 20 February 2012
Sign up to the Neighbourhood Development mailing list, where you can keep your finger on the pulse and be contacted about events, projects and consultations - including this Community Plan - happening in your neighbourhood.
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Further Information
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People Places Participation
A Community Plan for the City of Melville 2007-2017 Read More …
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Residents Invited to Neighbourhood Forums to Revise the Community Plan
Residents, businesses, organisations and community groups are invited to join a neighbourhood forum on Wednesday, 1 or Thursday, 2 February 2012 to tell the City of Melville what they love most about the City and what they would like improved. Read More …
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Community Called To Shape Future of Melville
The City of Melville is asking residents to have their say on a key strategic document which identifies community priorities and guides the actions for Melville’s future on major issues such as safety, the environment and sense of community. Read More …
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City Display Asks Residents for Strategic Input
As part of an ongoing program to capture community priorities for the future, the public has been invited to respond to a visual display of the City’s Strategic Plan, set up in the foyer of the Civic Centre from now until Thursday, 28 February 2012. Read More …
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