Introduction Paper On Community Issues and Priorities

KINGLAKE RANGES, FLOWERDALE AND TOOLANGI | COMPREHENSIVE PLAN & DESIGN FRAMEWORK
COMMUNITY ISSUES / PRIORITIES

A DISCUSSION TO SHAPE THE FUTURE
[ MAY 2010 ]
Kinglake Ranges, Flowerdale and Toolangi Comprehensive Plan & Design Framework COMMUNITY ISSUES / PRIORITIES... A DISCUSSION TO SHAPE THE FUTURE
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CONTENTS
background ......................................................................................................... 2
INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................... 2
YOUR VIEWS ARE IMPORTANT ............................................................................. 2
PROCESS .................................................................................................................. 3
THE STARTING POINT .............................................................................................. 4

THE COMMUNITIES .................................................................................................. 4
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ................................................................................... 4
themes .................................................................................................................... 5
theme 1: TOWNS .................................................................................................... 6
theme 2: environment ....................................................................................... 7
theme 3: community ............................................................................................ 8
theme 4: economY ................................................................................................ 9
theme 5: CONNECTIONS ..................................................................................... 10
rECOVERY PLAN INITIATIVES ............................................................................. 11
localities ........................................................................................................... 12
KINGLAKE west + pheasant creek ............................................................... 12
CENTRAL KINGLAKE + KINGLAKE ........................................................................ 13
flowerdale ......................................................................................................... 14
toolangi + castella ......................................................................................... 15
references ........................................................................................................ 16
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BACKGROUND
INTRODUCTION YOUR VIEWS ARE IMPORTANT

The Victorian Bushfire Reconstruction and Recovery This paper describes a range of issues, questions,
Authority (VBRRA) and the Murrindindi Shire Council ideas and projects that provide the basis for community
are working in partnership with local communities discussions to start the strategic planning process. The
to guide the recovery and long-term planning of the information comes from previous strategies, work done
Kinglake Ranges, Flowerdale and Toolangi region. as part of the Kinglake Ranges Community Building
Initiative and Community Recovery Plans, and various
This Paper provides a broad overview of the issues
reports and community discussions that have taken
and challenges now facing these communities. It is
place over the last 12 months.
part of a strategic planning process that will result in
the preparation of a planning and design framework. Your input is needed to make sure that the strategic
planning process deals with the most important issues.
The Kinglake Ranges, Flowerdale and Toolangi
What are the key issues facing the communities? What
Comprehensive Plan & Design Framework (KFT Plan)
are the priorities?
will provide direction for future and ongoing recovery
and rebuilding and make specific recommendations If you would like to provide a response to these
about policies, planning scheme provisions and questions or any other aspect of the project you can
projects for the future. It will guide decisions made send an email to kft@dpc.vic.gov.au
by governments, businesses, community groups,
Further opportunities to have your say about the KFT
residents and investors.
Plan will be publicised in the near future. For more
The KFT Plan will not hold back or delay the important information go to www.wewillrebuild.vic.gov.au
community recovery projects that are currently being
planned or are underway.
The process for preparing the Plan is summarised in
the diagram on the following page.
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background
process
The process for preparing the KFT Plan is summarised in the diagram below.
Local Information
Community Neighbourhood Formal Public Stakeholder &
CRC Briefings Community
Consultation/ Design Consultation Agency Referrals,
Community Building Forums
CONSULTATION Initiative
Forums Workshops Process Roundtables
Govt/ Dept/ Agencies
(Current Stage)
COMPREHENSIVE
COMMUNITY A SHARED FUTURE OUR
DRAFT PLAN CONSULT PLAN & DESIGN
STAGES ISSUES / PRIORITIES VISION SCENARIOS PLACES
FRAMEWORK
MAY 2010 LATE 2010 EARLY 2011

TIMELINE
Ongoing communication will occur throughout the process through various sources such as information briefings, shopfront displays,
KEEPING IN TOUCH website, brochures, inserts, direct mail, print media, radio and community events.
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THE STARTING POINT
THE COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

The KFT Plan will focus on the towns and communities located amidst the Kinglake National
Park – Flowerdale (including Hazeldene), Kinglake West, Pheasant Creek, Central Kinglake
(Middle Kinglake), Kinglake, Castella and Toolangi. Throughout this report these places are
referred to as ‘the communities’. The Kinglake National Park surrounds the study area to the
west, south and east. Spring Valley Road, located to the north of Flowerdale, broadly forms
the northern extent of the Study Area.
Over the last twelve months there have been many discussions with and among the
communities about their needs, aspirations and hopes for the future of their local areas.
As highlighted by the quotations contained on this page, many residents were attracted
to the area due to its environment, lifestyle and sense of community.
Flowerdale
pop: N/A Following the bushfires, there are mixed views about the future. While some are
optimistic and are keen to restore what was lost, others are less certain about their
future in the area.
A clear message has been that rebuilding must be both strategic and sustainable.
Kinglake
Through tragedy, the opportunity has arisen to transform the Kinglake Ranges,
National Park Flowerdale and Toolangi- Castella into more sustainable, prosperous and self-sufficient
places to live.
Kinglake
National Park
Kinglake
West
pop: 1,525
Pheasant
Creek
pop: (Refer Kinglake West)
‘
A tranquil lifestyle within a picturesque natural
environment; with plenty of fresh air and room to move.’
‘
Central Castella
Kinglake pop: N/A
pop: 244
Close to the city but a million miles away in terms of lifestyle.’
Kinglake
pop: 1,482
Toolangi
‘
pop: 871
An enjoyable and accessible place to live, work and visit – with

outdoor and nature based activities at your doorstep.’
N.B. Population Data based on 2006 Census Data (Australian Bureau of Statistics)
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themes
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(31 mins) (24 mins)
Five themes have been identified to help summarise the key issues identified by the
communities. An overriding theme in the work to date is to ensure sustainable development:
environmentally, socially and economically.
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The issues and questions arising under each theme are described on the pages that follow.
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Theme 1: towns 01
“
The study area comprises a network of seven dispersed towns and localities. KEY QUESTIONS TO CONSIDER
These are communities that, prior to the bushfires, were experiencing higher
than average population and housing growth. While many new residents ♦♦ Is the demand for new housing likely to return to pre-
were attracted to the Ranges to live permanently; others bought second A friendly village atmosphere
bushfire levels?
homes for use as weekenders and holiday homes. with a strong sense of community
In the past, the Murrindindi Shire Council has proposed a number of ♦♦ What type of housing will be needed and how much of it? spirit and a feeling of belonging. A
recommendations to accommodate the growth of the towns and respond ♦♦ Which areas should be developed, and how? place where you know the people
to the 2009 bushfires. The Kinglake Ranges, Flowerdale and Toolangi
Comprehensive Plan & Design Framework will consider strategic land use ♦♦ Are there changes that should be made to towns to improve you see in the street.”
planning afresh and make independent recommendations about future safety and sustainability?
strategic direction.
♦♦ How can the character, identity and amenity of the towns be
Key issues improved?
▪▪ Population pressure from Melbourne’s northern growth corridor
Are these the key issues as you see them? Are there others that
▪▪ Limited housing choices and subdivision lot sizes have been missed?
▪▪ No reticulated water and sewerage
▪▪ Lots need to be large enough to contain septic tank effluent
▪▪ Population growth - how much? where?
▪▪ Many residents have relocated and some may not return
▪▪ Uncertainty about impact of fires on population growth
▪▪ Concern about rebuilding in a fire prone area
▪▪ Need to commute for jobs and services
▪▪ Towns have developed without strategic plans
▪▪ No overall strategic plan or housing strategy for the study area
▪▪ Planning strategies currently direct population growth to Alexandra
and Yea
▪▪ What land is available for future housing and employment
▪▪ Poor visual amenity of towns, lack of signage and tourism ‘brand’
▪▪ Confusion about place names, road names, post codes and house
numbering
▪▪ Preservation of natural environment and existing character
▪▪ Identity and character of local communities
▪▪ Ad hoc subdivision in fire prone areas
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02 Theme 2: Environment
“
The study area is one of high biodiversity and scenic beauty. The KEY QUESTIONS TO CONSIDER
majority of land is in public ownership, including the 22,000 hectares
of the Kinglake Ranges National Park. The park attracts visitors ♦♦ What are the key priorities that will assist environmental
from the metropolitan area and interstate for a range of activities, The municipality is blessed
rehabilitation?
particularly bushwalking. The towns and agricultural areas are with significant areas of native
uniquely located in the midst of the National Park, contributing to their ♦♦ In the absence of reticulated sewerage, how can effluent
high amenity but also their vulnerability to bushfire. disposal and water quality be better managed? forest, productive agricultural
land and clean watercourses.”
Key issues ♦♦ What impact will climate change and predicted resource
shortages have on the communities?
▪▪ Importance of vegetation to biodiversity and scenic landscapes
♦♦ How can the communities function in a more sustainable
▪▪ Protection of the natural environment
manner?
▪▪ Inappropriate development placing pressure on the
environment
Are these the key issues as you see them? Are there others that
▪▪ Managing the interface between towns, surrounding land have been missed?
owners and public land
▪▪ Better use of public open space/ insufficient recreation spaces
▪▪ Fuel loads on public and private land
▪▪ Impact of septic tanks and agricultural practices on stream
quality
▪▪ Land management issues such as flooding, erosion and pest
animals
▪▪ Weed infestation and management
▪▪ Rehabilitation and reopening of the National Park
▪▪ Potential impacts of climate change and declining resources
such as oil and how the area can respond
“
▪▪ Confusion over water management and responsibilities for
ground and surface water
▪▪ Ground water depletion
▪▪ Management of roadside vegetation It is a prerequisite, with the amount of clean up
▪▪ Importance of high value agricultural land occurring, to ensure that replanting occurs to assist
in reducing the town’s carbon footprint which will
allow us to get closer to zero emissions target.”
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Theme 3: Community 03
“
The KFT area is characterised by a strong sense of community
and local identity, which has in many ways been reinforced by the
experiences of February 2009. Nevertheless, the communities KEY QUESTIONS TO CONSIDER
continue to face a number of challenges that affect their overall The seven districts which
sustainability and resilience. Challenges include the dispersal ♦♦ What future services will be needed and how will they be comprise the Kinglake Ranges have
of towns and infrastructure, the lack of a long-term strategic plan influenced by the overall development strategy?
for the area, low population density, poor access to services and grown up fragmented by national
limited transport options. At present many residents have to travel ♦♦ What level of population will be needed to justify and parks and therefore have become
to Melbourne, Whittlesea, Yea or Healesville for essential services, sustain community services?
particularly for medical treatment and education. isolated from one another.”
♦♦ Are there alternative models for delivery that might provide
Key issues a solution for the communities?
▪▪ Lack of community and medical services within the study area ♦♦ How can community services be better integrated with town
▪▪ Need to travel large distances to access secondary and post-
centres and community life in general?
secondary education
▪▪ Insufficient population to support some services Are these the key issues as you see them? Are there others that
have been missed?
▪▪ Need for a strategic approach to provision of services
▪▪ Clustering of services in Central Kinglake rather than more
populated locations
▪▪ Lack of meeting points and gathering places in all settlements
▪▪ Uncertainty about the future population profile of the study
area as it recovers
▪▪ Retention of young people and seniors in the community
▪▪ Maintenance of existing community facilities
▪▪ Spread out communities that need to travel for any services or
activities, and where population levels cannot support some
services
▪▪ Community health and wellbeing
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04 Theme 4: Economy
“
The local economy was traditionally dominated by agriculture and KEY QUESTIONS TO CONSIDER
forestry. While new service industries have been established in recent
times, job opportunities have not kept pace with population growth. ♦♦ What opportunities will exist for business development?
Many residents who move to the area for the healthy lifestyle and Attracting greater ‘on mountain’
environment therefore find that their work-life balance is compromised ♦♦ What tourism role will the area play in the future? spending is necessary for most local
by lengthy journeys to work. The tourism industry is one sector that has
potential for local employment growth as it has yet to fully capitalise on ♦♦ How can the viability of agricultural production be sustained retailers to remain viable.”
the high volume of visitors to the National Park. and enhanced?
♦♦ Is there any need for further land to accommodate land uses
Key issues that create employment?
“
▪▪ Limited employment opportunities, particularly for young people
▪▪ Need for further land for commercial and employment Are these the key issues as you see them? Are there others that
opportunities have been missed?
▪▪ Significant numbers of people work from home, but there are We should be the day trip capital
constraints on infrastructure to support home based businesses of the northern suburbs.”
▪▪ A large proportion of spending occurs in metropolitan Melbourne
and other towns
▪▪ Low population density makes it hard to sustain some
businesses
▪▪ Short term impacts of the relocation of residents and closure of
the National Park on local businesses
▪▪ Opportunties exist to expand tourism and enhance marketing
▪▪ Global environmental challenges and resource constraints may
create opportunities for local food production
▪▪ Conflicts between agricultural and non-agricultural land uses
and practices
▪▪ Land and environmental constraints and uncertainty about
township growth have prevented commercial farms from
growing
▪▪ Loss of agricultural land to hobby farms
▪▪ How to create or capture new tourism opportunities resulting
from metropolitan growth in the Whittlesea corridor
▪▪ Securing access to water for agriculture
▪▪ Potential conflicts between industrial, environmental and
residential areas
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Theme 5: connections 05
“
The communities are relatively isolated due to the dispersion of KEY QUESTIONS TO CONSIDER
settlements and lack of infrastructure and services. Residents
typically travel long distances by car and their homes lack ♦♦ What new infrastructure will be needed to support the
reticulated water and sewerage. Communication methods are As the community rebuilds,
preferred development strategy?
restricted by the limited internet access, mobile phone coverage there is an opportunity to incorporate
and television reception. Finding your way around the area can be ♦♦ How can traffic management and public transport be
difficult due to poor signage, the lack of up-to-date maps and long, improved? innovative low cost sewerage
confusing road names. solutions into the building process
♦♦ What potential is there to cater for non-car users in the
key issues Kinglake Ranges? to remedy some of the town’s pre-
▪▪ Long distances required to travel to shops, employment and ♦♦ What opportunities are there to improve signs for localities, existing wastewater management
services roads and other features? problems.”
▪▪ No reticulated water, sewerage and gas (and no current
proposals to correct) Are these the key issues as you see them? Are there others that
▪▪ Management of environmental impacts of septic tanks on have been missed?
small lots
▪▪ Unreliable or sub-standard electricity, telephone (especially
mobile) and internet connections
▪▪ Poor television and radio reception
▪▪ Poor public transport connections and frequency
▪▪ Lack of clarity of place names and street signs
▪▪ Providing for safe and accessible transport for pedestrians
and cyclists.
▪▪ Lack of public transport services
▪▪ Need to identify Neighbourhood Safer Places (places of last
resort)
▪▪ Road safety
▪▪ School bus stop locations
“
▪▪ More or better located car parking required
▪▪ Providing safe roads for fire safety access
▪▪ More options for recycling at the waste transfer station
Transport is a big cost for Flowerdalians, as
▪▪ Improved recreational tracks
95% of employment is off the mountain.”
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recovery plan initiatives
KINGLAKE RANGES FLOWERDALE TOOLANGI & CASTELLA
completed completed Completed

-- Fuel and Other Car Products -- CFA Truck -- Communication SMS System
-- Kinglake Ranges Radio -- Integrated Planning Office & Website
-- The Men’s Shed -- Community Bus work is underway
-- SES/ CFA Permanent Facility -- Toolangi Garden Regeneration
-- Ambulance and Ambulance First Response Team work is underway
-- Kinder/ Early Learning Centre & Primary School approved to proceed
-- Youth facility
-- Community House -- Toolangi All Purpose Track
work is underway -- Replanting -- CJ Dennis Hall Kitchen Upgrade
-- Kinglake National Park -- Bike Track Extension (Spring Valley to Primary -- Mural
-- Whole of Kinglake Ranges Strategic Plan School)
-- Renovation of Community Hall being investigated
-- Middle Kinglake Primary School/ Childrens Hub/
Multi-purpose Centre -- Arts Shed -- Fire truck and Station
-- Toolangi and Castella Memorial Garden
being investigated OR DEVELOPED approved to proceed -- Toolangi Community Playground
-- Primary Health Care Services -- Skate Park -- Community Hub
-- Indoor Swimming Pool -- Cricket Oval/ Tennis Club
-- Cultural and Community Facility: Arts, Education
and National Park Visitor Centre being investigated
-- Equestrian Community Facility Project -- National Broadband Network
-- Rebuild of senior citizens rooms
-- Kinglake to Central Kinglake walk and bicycle path
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localities KINGLAKE WEST + PHEASANT CREEK

LEGEND
Flowerdale
18km
Township / Locality
Municipal Boundaries
State Forest / National Park
Key Tourist Destinations
Stony Cre
Wallaby Kinglake
Key Projects: Creek National
Park
ek
Catchment
1 Kinglake Ranges Wilderness Camp
2 Masons Falls Picnic Area

1
3 Possible site for Mens Shed
4 Possible Multi-Purpose Building at the Uniting Church
Yea Rd
Whittlesea
Pheasant Creek
KINGLAKE
To
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WEST
Rd Wh
PHEASANT
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W 3
CFA Kinglake West
Primary School
Bakery Kinglake
Central
Mechanics 2km
Institute
Whittlesea
13km
Kinglake
0 0.5 1 National
Park 2
kilometres
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CENTRAL KINGLAKE + KINGLAKE localities

LEGEND
Kinglake National Park
Township / Locality
Pheasant
CENTRAL
e
Municipal Boundaries Creek ion
lin
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3.5km 1 KINGLAKE Tr
an
s m
Parks / Recreational Areas 6

Major Road 9 8
Minor Road
Key Projects:
Middle Kinglake Education & Community Recreation Precinct
Healesville
1
(including Kinglake Multi-Purpose Centre) Bushland
Reserve
2 Bollygum Park
3 Kinglake Ranges Neighbourhood House Kinglake

Primary School
Ki
ng
Kinglake Ranges Rebuilding Advisory Centre
lak
4 3
e
5 Temporary Kinglake Ranges Business Hub Rd Kinglake Trust KINGLAKE
Frank Thomson Reserve
Reserve
6 Senior Citizens Multi-Purpose Recreation Hall
10
7 Jehosaphat Gully Picnic Area
8 Possible New Tennis Courts 2 Town

C
Kinglake
en
Possible Swimming Pool
tre
9 National Park
10 Possible Youth Centre Council

5
Offices
& Library
Healesville
4
Rd
Temporary House of Bottles
erg Kinglake
Proposed Park Village & Museum
Visitor Information Centre

Castella
Ki
ng
7 9.5km
Heidelb
la
ke
Rd
St Andrews
13km
0 0.5 1
Kinglake
National Park
kilometres
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localities FLOWERDALE
LEGEND g valley
rin
Broadford Sp Rd
3
30km
Township / Locality
Bro
Temporary
adfo
Municipal Boundary Village
rd
5
Major Road
Flowerdale
Minor Road
Rd
Key Projects:
1 Flowerdale Primary School and Early Learning Centre Flowerdale 1

Primary School
4
2 Flowerdale Community House
3 Spring Valley Recreation Reserve Sports Grounds Whittlesea

Ye
a
4 Flowerdale Integrated Planning Office & Community Hall
5 Proposed Walking Track
Rd
Yea
FLOWERDALE 20km
Kinglake
National Park
General
Store
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g Parr ot C r
Kinglake
Kin
National Park
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Kinglake West W
0 1 2
12km
kilometres
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TOOLANGI + CASTELLA localities
LEGEND
Glenburn 0 1 2
16km
Township / Locality
kilometres
Melb
Municipal Boundary
a
Hwy
Parks / Recreational Areas
Su
Major Road
ga
rloa
Minor Road
f
Sugarloaf Pipeline
Pipeli n e
Key Projects: CASTELLA Toolangi State

Forest
1 CJ Dennis Hall
2 CJ Dennis Centennial Track

(Monda Track, Healesville to Melba Highway)
Yea
2
Healesville
R iv
er Berry Farms
& Nurseries
y
Hw
Healesville
Kinglake
Melba
Giverny
Rd Estate
Toolangi
TOOLANGI
Primary
Kinglake School Arden
Tea Room
7km & Gardens
1
Paul Range
State Forest DSE
Toolangi
Forest Tavern
Discovery
Centre
Yarra Glen
15km Healesville
15km
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REFERENCES
INFORMATION SOURCES Formal Acknowledgement of Kinglake West-Pheasant Creek as a Possibilities, Participation, Potential and Passion, Presentation,
Distinct Township, Presentation, Adele McErlain 16 December 2009, Kinglake Ranges Community Building Initiative
The information contained in this report is based on: (CBI)
How the Kinglake Ranges Community is Building Resilience
-- Strategies and reports prepared both before and after the
in the Aftermath of Disaster, Communities in Control Conference, Rebuilding Together: A statewide plan for bushfire
Melbourne, 16 June 2009, Daryl Taylor & Lucy Filor reconstruction and recovery, October 2009, VBBRA
bushfires
Interim Report, August 2009, 2009 Victorian Bushfires Royal Rural Living Development Guidelines, March 2004, Murrindindi
-- The Kinglake Ranges Community Building Initiative Commission Shire
-- Community consultation that has taken place as part of the Interim Report 2: Priorities for building in bushfire prone areas, The Hume Strategy for Sustainable Communities: Directions
bushfire recovery process November 2009, 2009 Victorian Bushfires Royal Commission and options paper for lower Hume sub-region, Draft for
consultation, May 2009, Victorian State Government
-- Projects, initiatives and ideas identified by the community Kinglake Action Network and Development Organisation (KANDO)
Inc. Strategy and Action Plan 2009-2013, KANDO To Plan or to Perish: Preventative planning for bushfire risk,
-- Proposed Murrindindi Planning Scheme Amendment C19. Planning News, Vol. 35, No. 11, December 2009, Michael Buxton
Kinglake Flowerdale Integrated Strategy Plan, March 2003,
& Rachel Haynes
This Paper aims to provide a broad overview of a significant amount Murrindindi Shire Council
of background material as a starting point for further discussion and Toolangi / Castella Community Recovery Plan, Toolangi /
research. Following is a list of background information used in its Kinglake Ranges Community Recovery Plan, August 2009, KRRG
Castella CRC
preparation. Kinglake Ranges Economic Recovery Strategy Final Report,
Victorian Bushfire Reconstruction and Recovery Authority
September 2009, Deloitte
(VBBRA) Website http://www.wewillrebuild.vic.gov.au/, Accessed
Amendment C12 to the Murrindindi Planning Scheme, Approved
Management of Significant Landscapes in Murrindindi and Baw January 2010, VBBRA
19/07/2007
Baw, 2005, Planisphere
Other documents provided by the community
Amendment C19 to the Murrindindi Planning Scheme, Abandoned
Municipal Neighbourhood Safer Places Plan: Places of last resort
Build it back green: From the ashes… a sustainable vision for during a bushfire, Adopted 23 December 2009, Murrindindi Shire
Victorian bushfire reconstruction, September 2009, Green Cross Council
Australia & partners acknowledgements
Murrindindi Planning Scheme, January 2010
Building in the Flame Zone Discussion Paper, Alignment of Wildfire COMPILED BY
Management Overlay & AS:3959-2009 Building in Bushfire Prone Murrindindi Shire Heritage Study Volume 1, 11 December 2006, Planisphere Urban Strategy Planners
Areas, July 2009, Terramatrix Context
FOR
Community Opportunity Workshop Report, May 2007. Kinglake Natural Disasters in Australia: Reforming mitigation, relief and
Victorian Bushfire Reconstruction and Recovery Authority
Ranges Community Building Initiative recovery arrangements, August 2002, COAG
Outer Suburban / Interface Services and Development Committee, WITH INPUTS FROM
Draft Marysville and Triangle Urban Design Framework, September Victorian Bushfire Reconstruction and Recovery Authority
2009, Roberts Day and Contour Consultants Inquiry into Building New Communities, 12 October 2005, Victoria,
Council Murrindindi Shire Council
Flowerdale and Hazeldene Initial Recovery Plan, August 2009, Community representatives of Kinglake Ranges, Flowerdale & Toolangi
Flowerdale Recovery Committee Outer Suburban / Interface Services and Development Committee,
Inquiry into Building New Communities, 12 March 2008, Victoria,
Flowerdale Wastewater Management Options Report, VBBRA Council
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KINGLAKE RANGES, FLOWERDALE AND TOOLANGI | COMPREHENSIVE PLAN & DESIGN FRAMEWORK

COMMUNITY ISSUES / PRIORITIES

THE STARTING POINT .............................................................................................. 4

rECOVERY PLAN INITIATIVES ............................................................................. 11

INTRODUCTION YOUR VIEWS ARE IMPORTANT

Govt/ Dept/ Agencies

MAY 2010 LATE 2010 EARLY 2011

THE STARTING POINT

THE COMMUNITIES COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

An enjoyable and accessible place to live, work and visit – with

ECONOMY COMMUNITY Kinglake

Kinglake King Castella 9km

St Andrews Yarra Glen

recovery plan initiatives

KINGLAKE RANGES FLOWERDALE TOOLANGI & CASTELLA

completed completed Completed

localities KINGLAKE WEST + PHEASANT CREEK

Key Tourist Destinations

2 Masons Falls Picnic Area

4 Possible Multi-Purpose Building at the Uniting Church

CENTRAL KINGLAKE + KINGLAKE localities

Parks / Recreational Areas 6

Key Tourist Destinations

Middle Kinglake Education & Community Recreation Precinct

3 Kinglake Ranges Neighbourhood House Kinglake

8 Possible New Tennis Courts 2 Town

10 Possible Youth Centre Council

Visitor Information Centre

1 Flowerdale Primary School and Early Learning Centre Flowerdale 1

3 Spring Valley Recreation Reserve Sports Grounds Whittlesea

5 Proposed Walking Track

TOOLANGI + CASTELLA localities

Key Projects: CASTELLA Toolangi State

2 CJ Dennis Centennial Track

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