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San Remo Town Structure Plan is underway to tackle future growth and an ageing population requires community feedback
San Remo's significance to Bunurong people acknowledged as the fourth-largest Bass Coast town, renowned for its coastal beauty and history, with a Town Structure Plan is in development to address future growth and ageing population.
Bass Coast Shire Council is excited to announce a unique opportunity for the San Remo community to actively participate in shaping the future of their town. As we project significant growth over the next two decades, council is keen to hear your thoughts and insights to create a Town Plan that truly reflects the values and priorities of our residents.
Recognizing its significance, a 'Town Structure Plan' is underway to tackle future growth and an ageing population of Bunurong, San Remo
San Remo future planning
San Remo holds a special place in the hearts of those who live, visit, or work here, and we acknowledge its deep significance to the Bunurong people, the traditional custodians of this land. As the fourth-largest town in Bass Coast, San Remo is renowned for its stunning coastal reserves, thriving native wildlife, and its rich history as a fishing village.
With projected growth on the horizon and an aging population, it is essential that we plan for the future responsibly and inclusively. To address this, Bass Coast Shire Council is currently developing a Town Structure Plan that will serve as a roadmap for the town's layout and provision of services in the coming years. This plan will encompass a wide range of aspects, from planning controls to transportation, infrastructure, urban expansion, and essential services.
Shaping San Remo's future
Council is actively seeking feedback and insights from our residents, visitors, businesses, and all members of the community. Your input is invaluable in helping us chart the course for the future of our town. We want to hear your ideas, your concerns, and your hopes for our town. Your feedback will not only be appreciated but will also be instrumental in guiding the development of the San Remo Town Plan.
Mayor Michael Whelan emphasises the importance of community involvement, stating, "This project is a unique opportunity for community members to shape the future direction of San Remo. We want to ensure that the changes align with the services, upgrades, and planning controls that meet the needs and aspirations of our residents. This is your opportunity to influence the plan from its inception and guide it in the right direction."
Share your thoughts
To share your thoughts and participate in this important process, visit Planning for the future of San Remo page. We encourage you to have your say, and you can also sign up for future updates to stay informed and engaged throughout the planning process.
For additional information or inquiries, please feel free to reach out to the council's strategic planning team at 1300 BCOAST (226 278) or (03) 5671 2211, or email strategicplanningadmin@basscoast.vic.gov.au. Your feedback is pivotal in shaping the future of San Remo. We look forward to hearing from you and working together to ensure a vibrant and sustainable future for San Remo.
Pictures from Bass Coast Shire Council website.
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