employment options for jobs, particularly within professional employment sectors, are limited within Glen Eira. We must plan for the future employment needs of the community by ensuring more jobs are provided for our residents that are in close proximity to their homes, and that these jobs service leading employment industries. Our neighbourhoods should also provide accessible and diverse housing choices to accommodate employees that service particular employment precincts, such as health and education nodes. A plan for Glen look local economy preferred Eira’s new — locations for a broad range of employment types Major focus for employment intensity Office Major office and smaller suites for professional, knowledge and innovation — sectors, as well as business incubators, co-working offices and home-office. Health, education and innovation precincts within identified urban renewal — areas such as Caulfield Station Precinct and East Village. — Major activity centres within identified urban renewal areas such as Carnegie, — Elsternwick and Moorabbin.Healthcare Hospitals, medical centres, clinics, gyms — and other fitness studios, etc. Health, education and innovation precincts within identified urban renewal areas such as Caulfield Station Precinct and East Village.. — Education University, high schools, primary schools, kindergartens, tutoring — classes, night classes, adult learning centres, etc. Health, education and innovation precincts within identified urban renewal areas — such as Caulfield Station Precinct and East Village.Retail Major retailing, — hospitality, entertainment, convenience and specialty retailing, etc. Strategic sites particularly major activity centres around train stations.. Hospitality Restaurants, cafes, bars, takeaway food, etc. — Major activity centres, focused around train stations. Urban renewal areas. Manufacturing Light industrial uses. — Best located elsewhere in a region with better infrastructure, such as Monash employment cluster or Dandenong. High focus for employment intensity Office
employment options for jobs, particularly within professional employment sectors, are limited within Glen Eira. We must plan for the future employment needs of the community by ensuring more jobs are provided for our residents that are in close proximity to their homes, and that these jobs service leading employment industries. Our neighbourhoods should also provide accessible and diverse housing choices to accommodate employees that service particular employment precincts, such as health and education nodes. A plan for Glen Eira’s new look local economy — preferred locations for a broad range of employment types Major focus for employment intensity Office — Major office and smaller suites for professional, knowledge and innovation sectors, as well as business incubators, co-working offices and home-office. Health, education and innovation precincts — within identified urban renewal areas — such as Caulfield Station Precinct and East Village. Major activity centres within identified urban renewal areas — such as Carnegie, Elsternwick and Moorabbin.Healthcare — Hospitals, medical centres, clinics, gyms and other fitness studios, etc. Health, education and innovation precincts within identified urban renewal areas — such as Caulfield Station Precinct and East Village.. Education — University, high schools, primary schools, kindergartens, tutoring classes, night classes, adult learning centres, etc. Health, education and innovation precincts within identified urban renewal areas — such as Caulfield Station Precinct and East Village.Retail — Major retailing, hospitality, entertainment, convenience and specialty retailing, etc. Strategic sites particularly major activity centres around train stations.. Hospitality — Restaurants, cafes, bars, takeaway food, etc. Major activity centres, focused around train stations. Urban renewal areas. Manufacturing — Light industrial uses. Best located elsewhere in a region with better infrastructure, such as Monash employment cluster or Dandenong. High focus for employment intensity Office
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