Internet access Maintenance of the vibe of Anglesea that makes it more attractive than Torquay; “undeveloped” this is what attracted me to move to Anglesea Change in population structure. Growth of Geelong Anglesea has increase in community (sic) Natural Environment Wind farm Fire escape Some balance for eco housing for more diverse populations Solar environment Return to natural environment Social/eco village 2. What are the big opportunities for the future of the area? Conversation 1: The working partnerships between community and shire Discovery centre Small-scaled project that will have little effect on the town Setting precedent for Hazelwood Surf Coast botanical garden (like Cranbourne) native local vegetation Eden Park like offering Activities that bring new revenue streams to the Surf Coast Opportunities to influence the outcome Bring the children from school and ask then about some ideas Employment Retain transmissions to link a solar array from pit area to Geelong/Waurn Ponds power – Anglesea too! offering Nat resource centre mine museum, Christophel fossil collections, Dalntrege (sic) maps 1861 – Recreation activities biking, yachting, hiking, rock climbing rowing Aboriginal heritage park Alcoa freehold donated to the university to build R&D centre focused on environmental research and technology to grow an export industry Usable lake To have an area that is accessible where people can go to walk, ride, bikes, camp in a sustainable way Open responsible recreation = (Not all lock (sic) up) = Mountain biking = Hiking, walking = Swimming Heath becomes parkland Round the year tourism Recreational fishing Beautiful walks Use some Alcoa buildings for community Large men’s shed Historical society Youth centre
Internet access Maintenance of the “undeveloped” vibe of Anglesea that makes it more attractive than Torquay; this is what attracted me to move to Anglesea Change in population structure. Growth of Geelong Anglesea has increase in community (sic) Natural Environment Wind farm Fire escape Some balance for eco housing for more diverse populations Solar environment Return to natural environment Social/eco village 2. What are the big opportunities for the future of the area? Conversation 1: The working partnerships between community and shire Discovery centre Small-scaled project that will have little effect on the town Setting precedent for Hazelwood Surf Coast botanical garden (like Cranbourne) native local vegetation Eden Park like offering Activities that bring new revenue streams to the Surf Coast Opportunities to influence the outcome Bring the children from school and ask then about some ideas Employment Retain transmissions to link a solar array from pit area to Geelong/Waurn Ponds – power Anglesea too! offering Nat resource centre – mine museum, Christophel fossil collections, Dalntrege (sic) maps 1861 Recreation activities biking, yachting, hiking, rock climbing rowing Aboriginal heritage park Alcoa freehold donated to the university to build R&D centre focused on environmental research and technology to grow an export industry Usable lake To have an area that is accessible where people can go to walk, ride, bikes, camp in a sustainable way Open responsible recreation = (Not all lock (sic) up) = Mountain biking = Hiking, walking = Swimming Heath becomes parkland Round the year tourism Recreational fishing Beautiful walks Use some Alcoa buildings for community Large men’s shed Historical society Youth centre
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