jacana valley master plan visioning framework - Hume City Council
jacana valley master plan visioning framework - Hume City Council
jacana valley master plan visioning framework - Hume City Council
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Consultation<br />
Introduction<br />
Consultation Activity 04<br />
Community BBQ<br />
Description + Participants<br />
Community members were invited to a free BBQ in Johnstone Street Reserve.<br />
Approximately fifty local community members attended with a demographic ranging<br />
from families, youth using the skate park and playground as was well more elderly<br />
members of the local community.<br />
The AECOM and <strong>Hume</strong> team members were able to engage with the local community<br />
raising awareness for the project and inspiring a vested interest in contributing<br />
ideas through formal responses and also uncovering key champions who are willing<br />
to help the Inquiry process.<br />
Facilitated by :<br />
• <strong>Hume</strong> <strong>City</strong> <strong>Council</strong><br />
• AECOM<br />
Findings + Outcomes<br />
• Formal responses are included in the hard copy mail out findings + outcomes.<br />
• Participants spoke positively of the recent development of new informal recreation<br />
facilities at Johnstone Street Reserve including the skate park, flying fox and<br />
nature-based play spaces, and suggested additional sports be catered for such as<br />
tennis, bocce and soccer.<br />
• Support for additional recreation facilities in the reserve including spaces for<br />
family/social gatherings and facilities for children and young people.<br />
• Sought greater access to the <strong>valley</strong> and creek corridor through trails and shared<br />
paths.<br />
• Residents valued the precinct’s natural setting, and sought greater opportunity to<br />
experience and care for the natural environment including access to the creek and<br />
wetland.<br />
• Residents valued the importance of large, mature trees, and the opportunity to<br />
capitalise on the <strong>valley</strong>’s unique topography/setting by creating viewing points and<br />
use of the steep escarpments for different activities.<br />
• Connected spaces supported by program of events and activities that draws the<br />
community together.<br />
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