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Have your say on Wellington Growth Management Strategy by 21 June 2024

Wellington Shire Council unveils a comprehensive plan for the six primary urban centres, emphasising job creation and investment opportunities to drive economic growth.

By news@gippsland - 23rd May 2024 - Back to News

The strategy outlines the long-term plan for the development of the six primary urban centres in Wellington including Sale/Wurruk/Longford, Maffra, Stratford, Heyfield, Rosedale and Yarram - outlining key opportunities for job creation and investment to drive economic growth. The strategy also covers important factors like population changes, economic growth, state government policies, climate change, and housing costs. These are crucial for planning land use throughout Wellington.

The Wellington Growth Management Strategy also addresses key factors like population changes, government policies, climate change, and housing costs, vital for land use planning across Wellington

Have your say

Wellington Shire Council Mayor, Cr Ian Bye urged the community to review the draft strategy and share their views. "Input from our residents is essential to align the strategy with the needs and aspirations of our communities."

"The strategy will give council, agencies, investors, and more importantly, the community a clear direction on our plans for long-term development. By working together, we can create a plan for growth that boosts the liveability, sustainability, and the success of our municipality". Cr Bye said.

The community is invited to provide feedback on the draft strategy, which will be used to inform preparation of the final strategy. To have your say, visit council's online community engagement platform '"Your Wellington Your Say." Submissions can also be emailed directly to strategicplanning@wellington.vic.gov.au or posted to Wellington Shire Council, 18 Desailly Street (PO BOX 506) Sale, VIC 3850. Consultation will close at 5pm on Friday 21 June 2024.

Pictures from Wellington Shire Council website.

Source: www.gippsland.com

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