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Wollert/Quarry Hills <strong>Social</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Infrastructure</strong> <strong>Assessment</strong><br />
7.3.2 <strong>Community</strong> building/development<br />
6. Appoint a community development officer to work with the Wollert <strong>and</strong> Quarry Hills communities.<br />
7. Support the early introduction of programs specifically targeted at encouraging vulnerable groups to participate in community life – e.g. playgroups,<br />
occasional care, health <strong>and</strong> fitness programs, arts <strong>and</strong> craft activities etc for young mothers; recreation activities, music events for youth etc.<br />
8. Advocate for <strong>and</strong> support the early delivery of critical health services <strong>and</strong> community support services – community transport, family support<br />
programs, M&CH, preschool, early intervention programs, GP services, allied health services etc.<br />
9. Facilitate the provision of community transport programs <strong>and</strong> advocate for the early delivery of public transport services.<br />
10. Provide facilities (community room, community garden, portable licensed children’s room) <strong>and</strong> funding to support the activities listed in<br />
recommendations 2 <strong>and</strong> 3 – these facilities could be temporary or the initial stage of larger facilities.<br />
11. Require the early delivery of paths <strong>and</strong> trails to link the link the residential areas to each other <strong>and</strong> to community infrastructure.<br />
12. Create the environment for non-Government agencies to provide services in Epping North-Wollert – e.g. access to temporary or permanent spaces,<br />
promotional <strong>and</strong> administrative support etc.<br />
7.2.3 Development areas<br />
Quarry Hills<br />
Recommendation Location Catchment area L<strong>and</strong><br />
Ha<br />
Develop an integrated community activities centre which comprises 2 licensed preschool rooms, 2<br />
consulting rooms for M&CH <strong>and</strong> visiting services, neighbourhood house <strong>and</strong> activities spaces for<br />
community groups of all ages.<br />
Centrally located adjacent to the open space<br />
reserve <strong>and</strong> community garden<br />
Provide an open space reserve that is suitable for informal play Centrally located adjacent to the community<br />
activity centre <strong>and</strong> community garden<br />
Provide 4 local parks of at least 1ha on the Darebin Creek, at the foot of Quarry Hills <strong>and</strong>/or within the<br />
residential areas. Provide playgrounds in the parks.<br />
In the open space reserve, in the Quarry Hills<br />
Bushl<strong>and</strong> Park, on the Darebin Creek <strong>and</strong> in a<br />
residential area<br />
Develop a community garden. Integrate it with the open space reserve. Adjacent to the community activity centre <strong>and</strong><br />
the passive active reserve<br />
Seek formal confirmation from DEECD as to whether it will provide a school in Quarry Hills. Centrally located adjacent to the community<br />
activity centre, community garden <strong>and</strong> open<br />
space reserve<br />
31<br />
Quarry Hills<br />
Neighbourhood house: Quarry<br />
Hills <strong>and</strong> Wollert<br />
1.2 1<br />
Quarry Hills 5 6.2<br />
Quarry Hills 1 1 7.2<br />
Quarry Hills 0.06 7.26<br />
Quarry Hills 3.5 (to be<br />
confirmed)<br />
Cumulative<br />
l<strong>and</strong> area ha<br />
12.56