Public spaces to be well lit to encourage night time activities within town centres; Encourage the provision and access of free Wi-Fi to community spaces; Develop existing and promote new lighting programs similar to actions taken by the Community Safety Fund and Brimbank City Council; Create public spaces which encourage reflection and education for community members. 4 - A range of feedback comments were also received, including: Explore opportunities to improve building design to match the existing character of the area; Ensure increased housing density does not result in the area becoming a ‘concrete jungle’; Ensure that higher density housing is located adjacent to quality open spaces and public transport; Ensure new development is constructed in accordance with the existing neighbourhood character; Improve enforcement of developments which have not been constructed in accordance with regulations; Industrial sites should be recycled for diverse housing; Remove badly maintained businesses in favour of residential dwellings; Require development to follow Environmentally Sustainable Design principles; Encourage modular homes to be more easily accessible; Encourage ongoing community engagement for developments within the area. 5 - A range of feedback comments were also received, including: Attract quality restaurants, stores and family outdoor areas; Better integrate the regional rail link into Sunshine; Investment in roads to resolve bottlenecks; Attract a major sports team to the area; Develop activities within local parks; Upgrade the McKay site; Encourage a variety of uses within historical sites, such as an arts precinct within the John Darling Flour Mill; Create new public facilities such as a library or a data centre; Upgrade Ginifer Train Station and improve its appearance; Develop a register for identified strategic sites in the area; Identify appropriate locations for investment to occur; Invest in long term think tanks regarding economic development; Utilise local advocacy groups such as ‘Lead West’;
Public spaces to be well lit to encourage night time activities within town centres; Encourage the provision and access of free Wi-Fi to community spaces; Develop existing and promote new lighting programs similar to actions taken by the Community Safety Fund and Brimbank City Council; Create public spaces which encourage reflection and education for community members. 4 - A range of feedback comments were also received, including: Explore opportunities to improve building design to match the existing character of the area; Ensure increased housing density does not result in the area becoming a ‘concrete jungle’; Ensure that higher density housing is located adjacent to quality open spaces and public transport; Ensure new development is constructed in accordance with the existing neighbourhood character; Improve enforcement of developments which have not been constructed in accordance with regulations; Industrial sites should be recycled for diverse housing; Remove badly maintained businesses in favour of residential dwellings; Require development to follow Environmentally Sustainable Design principles; Encourage modular homes to be more easily accessible; Encourage ongoing community engagement for developments within the area. 5 - A range of feedback comments were also received, including: Attract quality restaurants, stores and family outdoor areas; Better integrate the regional rail link into Sunshine; Investment in roads to resolve bottlenecks; Attract a major sports team to the area; Develop activities within local parks; Upgrade the McKay site; Encourage a variety of uses within historical sites, such as an arts precinct within the John Darling Flour Mill; Create new public facilities such as a library or a data centre; Upgrade Ginifer Train Station and improve its appearance; Develop a register for identified strategic sites in the area; Identify appropriate locations for investment to occur; Invest in long term think tanks regarding economic development; Utilise local advocacy groups such as ‘Lead West’;