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Have Your Say Moonee Valley
Welcome to Have Your Say Moonee Valley.
Have Your Say Moonee Valley is Council's dedicated community consultation website and has been designed so that you, your friends, neighbours, family and colleagues can help shape future directions, contribute your ideas and comment on some of the issues being considered.
Having your say will help guide us in making important decisions.
Click on any of the online discussion forums on the right to see what other people are saying and to join the conversation!
Your feedback is important...so have your say Moonee Valley!
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News
The Big 3.....have your say today!
Help set our direction!
We are in the process of reviewing and updating three very important long-term strategic documents:
- The Council Plan, which outlines the key projects and services that Council will focus on over the next four years to make a difference to the local community
- The Moonee Valley Planning Scheme, which guides how we plan and use the land in Moonee Valley and therefore can contribute to creating healthy places
- The Moonee Valley Public Health and Wellbeing Plan (or the Health Plan in short). The Health Plan identifies actions to enable people living, working and visiting Moonee Valley to achieve maximum health and wellbeing.
Those three documents are closely related so any input we get on one will be fed back to the other two.
Your input makes a difference so have your say today!
by admin 21 Feb 2013, 6:15am
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Union Road and Racecource Road activity areas
Over the past four years we have been developing long term planning documents to oversee the growth and change of the Union Road and Racecourse Road Activities Areas:
Your feedback makes a difference!
- Add your thoughts and ideas to the conversation in the discussion topics below.
- Complete an online submission form.
- Visit an attended display or attend a community forum.
Get involved and help shape the Union and Racecourse Road activity areas and have your say today!
by admin 4 Feb 2013, 9:13am
The growth of Moonee Valley
Melbourne is a growing city. The population of Melbourne is expected to reach 5 million by 2026. The State Government has the challenging task of working out the best way to accommodate this growth.
Population growth is occurring across Metropolitan Melbourne:
- On the outskirts of the city in areas such as Cardinia and Casey in the south east, Mitchell and Hume in the north and Melton and Wyndham in the west
- On old 'brownfield' sites in metropolitan Melbourne like Fishermans Bend and E-Gate, the old rail-yards land between North Melbourne station and Footscray Road
- Within established inner urban areas like Moonee Valley
Watch the video on the growth of Melbourne to understand why and how our city is changing and growing.
by admin 12 Sep 2012, 6:34am
Moonee Valley 2035... help shape the future!
This consultation has concluded. You are however able to view all comments and access project documents from the project library.
Working together to decide on our goals and priorities and shape directions that will affect our future and the futures of our families, friends and businesses is one the most important contributions you can make to your community!
The City of Moonee Valley invites you to share your long-term vision for the city: what will make Moonee Valley the city of choice in 2035?
Help shape the Vision and have your say today Moonee Valley
by admin 18 Feb 2012, 6:51am
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Have your say about parking in Moonee Valley.
This consultation has concluded. You are however able to view all comments and access project documents from the project library.
We're inviting you to have your say on parking in Moonee Valley. In response to community feedback, we have updated the parking strategy to include proposals for tackling more complex parking issues in Moonee
Valley, like managing parking spaces in high demand areas and in narrow streets.
Join the online conversation about the revised strategy and help shape the framework for parking in Moonee Valley for today and into the future.
by MV Administrator 30 Jun 2011, 10:46am
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