Better roads, footpaths, bikeways Better roads Better maintained town No “A21” Clean and neat surroundings Footpaths, gutters, roads where are they we want them! Can we see a approach “common sense” by council Council to be accountable for wasting rate payers money Hoping it be burnt to the ground won’t Get rid of green tape! Footpaths, better roads, better sporting facilities Council for the community not community for the council Realistic parking times Get rid of ribbons of for future Hope we have a Shire of Healesville ‘fuel fires’ back. Community working within their own community! Table 7 Strong education/marketing program Tourism town regarding land management More accommodation Healesville has clear branding as an Resort or two ecotourist destination Better roads Healesville is known for its rich Repair cafes indigenous heritage and celebrating that Sustainable skill based economy heritage Civic pride Want environment to keep its diversity of Protect the bush make it accessible to – european and native plantings be fire – locals and tourists safe European streetscapes – Retail area relevant to locals Vibrant and sustainable small businesses Environment and landscape (including natural values, water/drainage, bushfire risk, neighbourhood character) Table 8 Drainage, sewerage, made roads, gutters Heritage buildings feel still here and footpaths Cluster housing with trees retained on How many high rise buildings will be 11acre lot 44-62 Maroondah Highway allowed in Healesville (owners vision) Sewerage, drainage, roads made, All residential streets fully services with footpaths, Thomas/Pilmer sewer, drainage, footpaths, sealed (Pilmer Road LDRZ) Bicycle paths for safety Solar farms, hydro electricity from Landscape Grace Burn from Don Road Maroondah dam to dam, tourist track Residential development in terra dome A second supermarket underground houses. Environmentally sustainable community Stronger sense of community Viable business environment stronger – tourism links Healesville Lilydale Warburton bike – – trail operating Table 9 Not universally agreed, car bypass/large Universal agreement, vibrant economy – central car parks (Gisborne) small scale activities Pristine waterways Township development contained – boundaries More open spaces and passive recreation for locals and tourists Extensive horse, cycle and walk paths Community needs (including facilities, services, health and well-being, open space etc) Table 10 Bypass to protect local community needs Access to further education, tertiary Housing, low cost closer to town centre Fitness, running track at Don Road Retain the unique character with future HICCI services still going strong
Better roads, footpaths, bikeways Better maintained town Clean and neat surroundings Can we see a “common sense” approach by council Hoping it won’t be burnt to the ground Footpaths, better roads, better sporting facilities Realistic parking times Hope we have a Shire of Healesville back. Community working within their own community! Better roads No “A21” Footpaths, gutters, roads where are they we want them! Council to be accountable for wasting rate payers money Get rid of green tape! Council for the community not community for the council Get rid of ribbons of ‘fuel for future fires’ Table 7 Tourism town More accommodation Resort or two Better roads Repair cafes Sustainable skill based economy Civic pride Protect the bush – make it accessible to locals and tourists Retail area relevant to locals Vibrant and sustainable small businesses Strong education/marketing program regarding land management Healesville has clear branding as an ecotourist destination Healesville is known for its rich indigenous heritage and celebrating that heritage Want environment to keep its diversity of european and native plantings – be fire safe – European streetscapes Environment and landscape (including natural values, water/drainage, bushfire risk, neighbourhood character) Table 8 Drainage, sewerage, made roads, gutters and footpaths How many high rise buildings will be allowed in Healesville Sewerage, drainage, roads made, footpaths, Thomas/Pilmer Bicycle paths for safety Landscape Grace Burn from Don Road to dam, tourist track A second supermarket Environmentally sustainable community Viable business environment – stronger tourism links Healesville – Lilydale – Warburton bike trail operating Heritage buildings feel still here Cluster housing with trees retained on 11acre lot 44-62 Maroondah Highway (owners vision) All residential streets fully services with sewer, drainage, footpaths, sealed (Pilmer Road LDRZ) Solar farms, hydro electricity from Maroondah dam Residential development in terra dome underground houses. Stronger sense of community Table 9 Not universally agreed, car bypass/large central car parks (Gisborne) Pristine waterways More open spaces and passive recreation for locals and tourists Universal agreement, vibrant economy – small scale activities Township development contained – boundaries Extensive horse, cycle and walk paths Community needs (including facilities, services, health and well-being, open space etc) Table 10 Bypass to protect local community needs Housing, low cost closer to town centre Retain the unique character with future Access to further education, tertiary Fitness, running track at Don Road HICCI services still going strong