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Wollert/Quarry Hills <strong>Social</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Infrastructure</strong> <strong>Assessment</strong><br />
Sub-municipal level community infrastructure items are facilities serving catchments from 60,000 to<br />
150,000 people.<br />
Municipal level community infrastructure items are facilities serving catchments from 150,000 to<br />
300,000 people<br />
Regional level community infrastructure items are facilities serving catchments from 300,000 to<br />
500,000 people.<br />
(Note: The catchment populations for local through to municipal infrastructure are larger than those used in<br />
previous community infrastructure assessments conducted for Whittlesea growth areas. The reason for the<br />
changes to the population catchments is explained in Section 2.2.2 of this report <strong>and</strong> relates to the significant<br />
potential increase in Whittlesea’s ultimate population size as a result of the shift in the Urban <strong>Growth</strong><br />
Boundary).<br />
1.3 Study methodology<br />
The study methodology involved the following steps:<br />
1. Review of the planning <strong>and</strong> policy documents that have relevance for social <strong>and</strong> community<br />
infrastructure provision in the Melbourne North <strong>Growth</strong> Region <strong>and</strong> its component growth areas.<br />
2. Analysis of the population forecasts for the Northern Melbourne <strong>Growth</strong> Region <strong>and</strong> its component<br />
growth areas.<br />
3. Audit of existing <strong>and</strong> planned social <strong>and</strong> community infrastructure in the Whittlesea municipality<br />
<strong>and</strong>, where relevant, the broader Melbourne North <strong>Growth</strong> Region <strong>and</strong> an assessment of the<br />
capacity of this infrastructure to cater for the Wollert <strong>and</strong> Quarry Hills PSP areas.<br />
4. The development of infrastructure provision st<strong>and</strong>ards <strong>and</strong> facility models for the community<br />
infrastructure provision in the Wollert <strong>and</strong> Quarry Hills PSP areas.<br />
5. A quantitative analysis of the dem<strong>and</strong> for community infrastructure generated by:<br />
− The Wollert <strong>and</strong> Quarry Hills PSP areas <strong>and</strong> the Epping North-Wollert Area (for all infrastructure<br />
levels)<br />
− The Whittlesea <strong>Growth</strong> Sub-Region <strong>and</strong> the Northern Melbourne <strong>Growth</strong> Region (for sub-<br />
municipal, municipal <strong>and</strong> regional level infrastructure).<br />
6. A qualitative assessment of the social <strong>and</strong> community infrastructure needs of Wollert <strong>and</strong> Quarry<br />
Hills in the context of infrastructure needs <strong>and</strong> provision in Epping North-Wollert <strong>and</strong>, where<br />
relevant, across the Whittlesea <strong>Growth</strong> Sub-Region, Whittlesea Municipal Area <strong>and</strong> the Northern<br />
Melbourne <strong>Growth</strong> Region.<br />
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