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Current issues open for comment include:

What’s our City’s future? Phase Two

Be involved in shaping Bayside and your neighbourhood

With the assistance of the submissions received to the various planning topics as part of the 2011 Bayside Our City’s Future engagement program, two key pieces of strategic planning work relating to Housing and Open Space have been further progressed. Council has now reached Phase Two of Bayside Our City’s Future and is seeking feedback on these two documents. More>

Banksia Bulletin Survey

Take the time to complete the survey below and go into the prize draw to win a Vermihut™ Worm Farm!

We are always looking to improve the Banksia Bulletin and appreciate your time to fill in the online survey

Integrated Transport Strategy

Transport is an important part of our daily lives, enabling us to access education, employment and leisure activities and catch up with our family and friends.
 
To help plan for a more sustainable transport system in Bayside, Council is preparing an Integrated Transport Strategy (ITS) in association with transport consultants, UrbanTrans.  This Strategy will provide a framework for Council to make decisions, take action and advocate for improvements to the transport system over the next 10-15 years.

The project team has started to gather background information about transport in the area to develop a Background Paper which will be made public Feb/March 2012.  Your feedback about transport issues in Bayside, received last year as part of ‘Bayside Our Cities Future’ engagement program, will help scope this Background Paper.

Once we better understand your issues and how transport works in Bayside we will develop a Discussion Paper outlining some possible transport futures for Bayside.  In March/April 2012, the Discussion Paper will be open for public comment and consultation.  This will be your chance to inform the actions and outcomes of this Strategy. More>

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Beach Road Corridor Strategy

Bayside Council has agreed to support the introduction of a 12 month ‘No Stopping’ zone trial along Route 33 Reach Road along with the development of a Beach Road Corridor Strategy.

In 2010, the former Minister for Roads and Ports has committed $1.5 million towards the implementation of the Beach Road Corridor Strategy.

The development of the Strategy has commenced and includes the analysis of all activity nodes along Route 33 Beach Road, including safety treatments such as improved foreshore car park access, improved pedestrian access and cyclist education.

The corridor includes Beach Road, Esplanade, St Kilda Street road reserve contained within the municipalities of Bayside and Kingston, the Beach Road shared off-road path and associated infrastructure within the road reserve. More>

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Page last updated: 21 May 2012

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