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Table of Contents - Nillumbik Shire Council

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Hurstbridge Township Strategy• Parklands need to have better facilities for children and families to use.• A multi-purpose sport centre - outdoor basketball court/blading/skating area.• Potential for a wide range <strong>of</strong> uses and development on the school site - existingcommunity facilities should be retained and maintained.Map 4 shows those the constraints and opportunities that the Transport ConsultativeCommittee identified in relation to transport and access within the town centre, many <strong>of</strong>these are outlined above. Map 5 shows the opportunities and constraints for the outlyingareas <strong>of</strong> the township.Community Values - InfrastructureSome <strong>of</strong> the values expressed by the community in reference to infrastructure are:• improved infrastructure provision;• safer pedestrian crossings and accessways;• provision <strong>of</strong> pedestrian paths that meet requirements <strong>of</strong> all sections <strong>of</strong> the communityincluding disabled and elderly;• improved car parking facilities - improve efficiency and reduce environmental impactfrom run-<strong>of</strong>f;• improved safety for motorists using road network and parking facilities;• minimise environmental impact;• reduce traffic conflicts e.g. Monash Bridge;• provision <strong>of</strong> youth and child care facilities; and• provision <strong>of</strong> gas.Comment on Draft Strategy – InfrastructureThis section <strong>of</strong> the draft Strategy generated a large number <strong>of</strong> responses, with commentsprimarily focussed on the issues <strong>of</strong> the Main Road Concept Plans, Monash Bridge, by-passroad options and public open space.The Main Road Concept Plans were generally well received, with most respondentssupporting at least one section <strong>of</strong> the plan. Those ideas that were most supported byrespondents include:• Upgrades for railway land (10+ respondents);• Improved access and exposure to Fergusons Paddock (5+ respondents);• Improvements to pedestrian access and safety including central pedestrian refuges(10+ respondents);• Use <strong>of</strong> reduced speed limits along Main Road (5+ respondents); and• Improvements to existing pedestrian crossings (10+ respondents).Those concepts that were the least supported by respondents include:• The narrowing <strong>of</strong> some sections <strong>of</strong> Main Road to slow the traffic; and• Over-use <strong>of</strong> pedestrian refuges.Additional suggestions made to improve the layout and safety <strong>of</strong> Main Road include:<strong>Nillumbik</strong> <strong>Shire</strong> <strong>Council</strong> – March 2002 32

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