How we want Healesville to look and feel in 20 years' time Businesses for Open space, Townscape, look and feel Transport and Community Caring for our Council processes locals and recreation and parking pride and community (health & and tourists pathways participation accommodation) communication Unique individually Extensive pathway Town Spectacular We will have Strong sense of Meet health needs of Less red tape owned businesses network development gardens and improved traffic community (health, community hospital, – Less Council contained trees not all management connected) medical clinics, HICCI, – bureaucracy natives Allied Health Variety of shops Meet recreation, Maintain rural feel Green, leafy Parking more Community pride Seniors housing Better local – – leisure needs no change to experience time, more granny flats, retirement infrastructure (ie – – Vibrant town fitness, tracks, sport zoning, no disabled, more villages, ageing in place Council) clubs, aquatic centre, spaces Less input by Planning youth centre, developments Dept. footpaths, bike tracks Tourist town More passive open Maintain heritage, European & Train to Lilydale More community recreation space arts and culture indigenous representation and whilst embracing environment input high quality new be development fire safe Retail area relevant Pathways (bike & Fully serviced Pristine Rail Link to locals walk) connecting all residential streets waterways communities (drainage, footpaths, sealed roads etc) Stronger business Central park It will be known Maintenance by Transport access to & tourism (viability as a clean, tidy Council (where employment, and linkages) town is it) education Bypass Quality recreational facilities parks, – bike/ walking, aquatic Colour codes (denotes which theme the aspirations were generated from) Settlement and Transport and Town Centre Economy Environment and Community needs housing connectivity landscape
How we want Healesville to look and feel in 20 years' time Businesses for locals and tourists Open space, recreation and pathways Townscape, look and feel Transport and parking Community pride and participation Caring for our community (health & accommodation) Council processes and communication Unique individually owned businesses Extensive pathway network Town development contained Spectacular gardens and trees – not all natives We will have improved traffic management Strong sense of community (health, connected) Meet health needs of community – hospital, medical clinics, HICCI, Allied Health Less red tape Less Council bureaucracy Variety of shops Vibrant town Meet recreation, leisure needs – fitness, tracks, sport clubs, aquatic centre, youth centre, footpaths, bike tracks Maintain rural feel – no change to zoning, no developments Green, leafy experience Parking – more time, more disabled, more spaces Community pride Seniors housing – granny flats, retirement villages, ageing in place Better local infrastructure (ie Council) Less input by Planning Dept. Tourist town More passive open recreation space Maintain heritage, arts and culture whilst embracing high quality new development European & indigenous environment be fire safe Train to Lilydale More community representation and input Retail area relevant to locals Pathways (bike & walk) connecting all communities Fully serviced residential streets (drainage, footpaths, sealed roads etc) Pristine waterways Rail Link Stronger business & tourism (viability and linkages) Central park It will be known as a clean, tidy town Maintenance by Council (where is it) Transport access to employment, education Bypass Quality recreational facilities – parks, bike/ walking, aquatic Colour codes (denotes which theme the aspirations were generated from) Settlement and housing Transport and connectivity Town Centre Economy Environment and landscape Community needs
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