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What is a Structure Plan? State Government Policy directs population growth to activity centres and areas close to public transport. A Structure Plan ensures that there is a set vision in place for Hawksburn neighbourhood activity centre for the next 20–30 years to manage change and growth, guiding decisions on public and private property. Structure Plans are strongly focused on planning for change that is environmentally, socially and economically sound. A Structure Plan brings together the feedback from a wide range of stakeholders, State agencies and service authorities to articulate a vision and future direction that provides both Council and the community certainty for the future. The diagram below helps to explain the Hawksburn Structure Plan. Why do we need a Structure Plan for the Hawksburn Village area? Growth in population and visitors will increase demand for well-located services, accommodation, employment and entertainment across Melbourne. As one of Stonnington’s larger neighbourhood activity centres, Hawksburn Village is an important centre for local services, employment, housing, transport and social interaction. The development of a structure plan gives the local community an opportunity to help shape the future of Hawksburn Village, and provides a framework for management of the area to meet the needs of current and future residents and traders. CONSULTATION PERIOD: UNTIL 31 MARCH 2016 SECTION OUTCOME Background and context Issues and opportunities facing the area Future vision, objectives, strategies and structure plan framework Vision for Hawksburn Land use activities Built form and heritage Access and movement Public realm and open space Sense of place Precinct guidelines Eastern precinct guidelines Western precinct guidelines Action Plan Actions to achieve the vision Draft Hawksburn Village Structure Plan March 2016 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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What is a Structure Plan?State Government Policy directs population growth to activity centres and areas close to public transport. A Structure Plan ensures that there is a set vision in place for Hawksburn neighbourhood activity centre for the next 20–30 years to manage change and growth, guiding decisions on public and private property. Structure Plans are strongly focused on planning for change that is environmentally, socially and economically sound. A Structure Plan brings together the feedback from a wide range of stakeholders, State agencies and service authorities to articulate a vision and future direction that provides both Council and the community certainty for the future.

The diagram below helps to explain the Hawksburn Structure Plan.

Why do we need a Structure Plan for the Hawksburn Village area?Growth in population and visitors will increase demand for well-located services, accommodation, employment and entertainment across Melbourne. As one of Stonnington’s larger neighbourhood activity centres, Hawksburn Village is an important centre for local services, employment, housing, transport and social interaction. The development of a structure plan gives the local community an opportunity to help shape the future of Hawksburn Village, and provides a framework for management of the area to meet the needs of current and future residents and traders.

CONSULTATION PERIOD: UNTIL 31 MARCH 2016

SECTION OUTCOME

Background and context Issues and opportunities facing the area

Future vision, objectives, strategies and structure plan framework

Vision for Hawksburn

Land use activities

Built form and heritage

Access and movement

Public realm and open space

Sense of place

Precinct guidelines Eastern precinct guidelines Western precinct guidelines

Action Plan Actions to achieve the vision

Draft Hawksburn Village Structure Plan

March 2016

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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How was the Draft Structure Plan developed?The Draft Structure Plan has been developed with input from residents, traders, visitors, landholders, developers and other key stakeholders through two previous stages of consultation. This input has been used to inform the shared vision for the area and is reflected in the Draft Plan.

How could my input affect the final result?The Draft Structure Plan has been developed in consultation with the community and key stakeholders. We are now seeking feedback from the community on the content of the Draft Plan so, if needed, we can further refine it before it is endorsed by Council.

How will the Structure Plan affect where I live or work?The Structure Plan will influence the strategic direction of the area, in particular where and how land is used and developed, over the next 20 years. The final Structure Plan will be translated into planning controls for Hawksburn Village through a planning scheme amendment process.

When will the Structure Plan be finalised? Is this my last chance to review and comment on the Draft Plan?There will be another opportunity to provide feedback on the implementation of the Plan when it is translated into planning policy during the planning scheme amendment process.

How will the Plan become a reality?The Structure Plan sets out the vision for Hawksburn Village for the next 20–30 years, supported by a series of objectives and strategies. To ensure that the Plan is implemented, it will be translated into planning controls within the Stonnington Planning Scheme, against which all planning applications are assessed. Some of the actions within the Structure Plan’s Action Plan will inform future capital works.

Where can I get further information about the project and provide input?You can download a copy of the Draft Structure Plan, summary brochure and survey at connectstonnington.vic.gov.au/hawksburn

Hard copies of the brochure and survey are also available for collection at the Stonnington City Centre (311 Glenferrie Road, Malvern).

For further information please contact the City of Stonnington on 8290 1395.

General Enquiries 8290 1333

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Community Languages Call the Stonnington Community Link, a multilingual telephone information service.

City of StonningtonT 8290 1333 F 9521 2255 [email protected] PO Box 21, Prahran Victoria 3181

Service Centres311 Glenferrie Road, Malvern Corner Chapel and Greville Streets, Prahran 293 Tooronga Road, Malvernstonnington.vic.gov.au