Climate and Nature
How should Moreland address climate change?
As part of the Imagine Moreland Engagement Program we're preparing a 10 year Asset Plan for Moreland Council.
The 10 year Asset Plan is a long term plan to help us renew, expand or upgrade our community assets.
We want to continue to provide great facilities for our community to use, and also ensure our assets are well manged for future generations.
During February and March we called on community views to inform the new 10 year Asset Plan. Then between April and June we hosted a community panel process to provide feedback to inform the 10 year Asset Plan as well as other Council documents.
Detailed reports on the outcomes of stage one engagement for the Council Plan can be found on the Imagine Moreland webpage here.
The discussion program, presentations and summaries of feedback from the Community Panel can be found here.
What happens next?
Further work is being done to develop the 10 year Asset Plan including technical studies. The 10 year Asset Plan will be made available for public viewing and feedback in 2022.
For more information see the Common Questions section of this webpage or contact Moreland Council.
Quick facts about Council's Infrastructure Assets
Council provides and maintains the following community infrastructure assets.
Key topics in Moreland
These are the key topics in Moreland that we’d like you to think about. These topics will help us make decisions about the future of our city.
Click on the topics to read more or click on related projects.
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Democracy and Governance
How do we best manage resources to deliver great services and facilities?
Equity and Health
What’s needed to improve health, wellbeing and equity in our community?
Neighbourhoods
What does your future neighbourhood look and feel like?
Getting around
What is needed to make moving around Moreland safer and easier for everyone?
Pandemic recovery
How can Council partner with our community to recover from COVID-19 stronger?
Economy and the Arts
What is needed to create a thriving arts industry and local economy?
Council's 4 year budget
Do you have a great initiative or project idea that you think should be included in the Council budget?
Council Plan 2021-2025
Help us shape the next four years.
Merri-bek City Council acknowledges the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people of the Kulin Nation as the Traditional custodians of the lands and waterways in the area now known as Merri-bek, and pays respect to their Elders past and present, as well as to all First Nations’ communities who significantly contribute to the life of the area.
Contact Us
Phone
+61 3 9240 1111
Email
engagement@merri-bek.vic.gov.auNational relay service
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