Local Planning Policy Framework - Moreland City Council

Research and analysis:
Demographic Analysis
Planning and Land Use Analysis
Economic Analysis
Urban Design and Open Space Analysis
Transport Analysis
Community Facilities Analysis
Consultation
Phase 2A: Setting the Objectives
Opportunities analysis design workshop
Themes:
Neighbourhood Qualities / Built Environment
People, Activities & Services
Moving Around the Area
The Local Economy
Consultation
Phase 2B: Vision
Scoping the main strategies and actions of the plan
Themes:
1. The Heart of Moreland
2. Quality Spaces for People
3. A Place to Live
4. Linking the Community
5. Networks of Green
Consultation
The Next Steps
Finalisation of strategy
Policy implementation (planning scheme amendment)
Consultation
Steering Committee
Central Coburg 2020 Background Report [ Introduction ]
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Preparation of Central Coburg 2020 has been overseen by a Steering Committee.
The committee has overseen the process and provided valuable input into all stages
of the Plan. Nominations for representatives to serve on the Steering Committee were
called for in April 2001 via a newsletter distributed to every property within the Study
Area. Five people were selected, representing local resident and business concerns.
Other members included Moreland City Councillors, Council officers, and
representatives of State Government bodies. The Steering Committee includes:
Councillor Robert Larocca
Councillor Fraser Brindley
Councillor Vicki Yianoulatos
Peter Brown (Moreland CEO)
Roger Collins (Director City Development)
Michael Smit (Manager Sustainable Development)
Liz Nairn (Project Coordinator and Team Leader Strategic Planning)
Paul Jarman (Regional Manager, Department of Sustainability and Environment)
Steve Thorn (Director Urban Design, Department of Sustainability and Environment)
Brian Negus (Regional Manager, VicRoads)
Jim Stevenson (General Manager, Office of the Director of Public Transport)
Gary Farish (Coburg Traders Association)
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