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contain a 3.5ha primary school that provides opportunities for schools<br />

and community partners to work together and share the use <strong>of</strong> school<br />

facilities, for example, library or resource centre, hall or meeting<br />

spaces, performing arts spaces, information technology centre, local<br />

sporting facilities jointly used by the community; create spaces to<br />

support school-aged holiday, before and after school programs; and<br />

co-locate pre-school centres on school grounds.<br />

The South East Neighbourhood Activity Centre will be located adjacent to Barwon<br />

Heads Road. Key elements <strong>of</strong> the rationale for its location are:<br />

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Central part <strong>of</strong> a south-eastern sub catchment.<br />

Unique catchment to North Eastern Neighbourhood Activity Centre<br />

and Major Activity Centre (for local supermarket level retailing).<br />

The centre should be located at the intersection <strong>of</strong> two routes on the local public<br />

transport system.<br />

The local road network will be designed to provide convenient access to the centre<br />

and ‘feed’ it with passing trade to support the viability <strong>of</strong> its businesses through<br />

exposure.<br />

This area can expect to hold approximately 248 jobs. The job mix will be focused<br />

on service and clerical jobs.<br />

4.6.8 LOCAL CENTRES WITHIN RESIDENTIAL AREAS<br />

The <strong>growth</strong> area will include local centres scattered throughout the residential<br />

areas, focusing on areas that have relatively poor access to the three primary<br />

centres. This includes nodes at Marshall Station and the possible future public<br />

transport interchange at Rossack Drive.<br />

At this level <strong>of</strong> the retail system, a larger number <strong>of</strong> smaller centres will encourage<br />

walking trips and form important social foci for those in the immediate area. They<br />

will assist in community building by providing a sense <strong>of</strong> community spirit and<br />

belonging, and providing opportunities for social interaction, thus reducing social<br />

isolation. They will also be important information resources.<br />

These local nodes fall into three categories:<br />

Local Centres<br />

May contain subject to specific Precinct Structure Planning:<br />

ARMSTRONG CREEK URBAN GROWTH PLAN / VOLUME 1 (ADOPTED 13 MAY 2008, AMENDED MAY 2010)<br />

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