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In 2017, we asked what you love about your local shopping strip. This consultation was conducted in all activity centres in Glen Eira and helped to inform the development of Glen Eira’s Activity Centre, Housing and Local Economy Strategy (City Plan). Building on our conversation with the community in 2017, Council began a process to develop a structure plan for the Glen Huntly Activity Centre. In October and November 2019, the community were engaged to provide feedback to inform this work. Eight key directions were developed, and specific ideas for bringing these directions to life were invited.
We brought the feedback together in a draft structure plan, presented to the community for feedback in June and July 2020. In September 2020, Council considered a revised plan and resolved to undertake further work to investigate key issues raised by the community.
A final Glen Huntly Structure Plan was discussed and endorsed by Council at Ordinary Council Meeting 23 September 2021 and we'd like to thank all members of the community who got involved, shared thoughts and views, and helped us develop the plan for Glen Huntly.
The central objectives of the Glen Huntly Structure Plan are to:
improve pedestrian and cycling connectivity throughout the activity centre;
advocate for new public open space and a distinct train station as part of the level crossing removals;
manage the building heights, setbacks and design of new buildings in the centre;
ensure key sites provide opportunities for new local employment and diverse housing opportunities; and
seek community benefits such as improved public amenity and affordable housing as part of new developments.
To achieve these objectives, the Plan has seven key components:
Sustainability
Activity and land use
Buildings
Public spaces
Movement and parking
Opportunity sites
Level Crossing Removals
What's next?
We’re now working to prepare an Amendment to the Glen Eira Planning Scheme, to implement key directions in the Plan in the form of permanent planning controls for the use of land. To stay up to date with this project, please subscribe by providing your email via the box to the right of this page.
In 2017, we asked what you love about your local shopping strip. This consultation was conducted in all activity centres in Glen Eira and helped to inform the development of Glen Eira’s Activity Centre, Housing and Local Economy Strategy (City Plan). Building on our conversation with the community in 2017, Council began a process to develop a structure plan for the Glen Huntly Activity Centre. In October and November 2019, the community were engaged to provide feedback to inform this work. Eight key directions were developed, and specific ideas for bringing these directions to life were invited.
We brought the feedback together in a draft structure plan, presented to the community for feedback in June and July 2020. In September 2020, Council considered a revised plan and resolved to undertake further work to investigate key issues raised by the community.
A final Glen Huntly Structure Plan was discussed and endorsed by Council at Ordinary Council Meeting 23 September 2021 and we'd like to thank all members of the community who got involved, shared thoughts and views, and helped us develop the plan for Glen Huntly.
The central objectives of the Glen Huntly Structure Plan are to:
improve pedestrian and cycling connectivity throughout the activity centre;
advocate for new public open space and a distinct train station as part of the level crossing removals;
manage the building heights, setbacks and design of new buildings in the centre;
ensure key sites provide opportunities for new local employment and diverse housing opportunities; and
seek community benefits such as improved public amenity and affordable housing as part of new developments.
To achieve these objectives, the Plan has seven key components:
Sustainability
Activity and land use
Buildings
Public spaces
Movement and parking
Opportunity sites
Level Crossing Removals
What's next?
We’re now working to prepare an Amendment to the Glen Eira Planning Scheme, to implement key directions in the Plan in the form of permanent planning controls for the use of land. To stay up to date with this project, please subscribe by providing your email via the box to the right of this page.
Thank you for taking the time to provide your feedback. In this survey, we would like to ask you a few questions about yourself, and then ask for your feedback on the draft Plan. If you would like to include an attachment, you can upload it during this survey.