Key Areas
Objectives
Vision & Objectives
- Create a unified and visually appealing town
- Reinforce and improve existing streetscape character
- Improve arrival experience
- Encouraging landscaping that is contextually considerate in species selection and is consider ate of the landscape character of the town
- Feature landscaping and/or public artwork in selected locations
- Improve the visual appeal of carparking areas
- Create a local sense of place by reinforcing identity and telling local stories through the choice of materials and placemaking
- Reinforce visual and physical connections to the surrounding landscape and heritage
- Connect the community and visitors to the surrounding natural landscape
- Facilitate walkable streets with key signage to enhance visitor experience
- Improve mobility access, circulation, safety and connectivity in the pedestrian and cycling network
- Create links and wayfinding methods to enhance locals and visitors experience of the township with particular regard for key community assets - bridge to bridge walk, Nunganook walk, recreation reserve
- Create visual cues that encourage reduced vehicle speed through town centre
- Generate more activity
- Improve current land uses such as outdoor dining
- Create future opportunities to increase activity of surrounding land use
- Provide places for gathering, the arts, sports, play, resting and dining in a landscaped or sheltered setting
- Provide infrastructure such as sea ting, bike racks, water refill stations
- Improve the environmental function of the street and improve drainage
- Embrace opportunities to increase passive irrigation and stormwater
- Replace landscape treatments that are at the end of their life cycle
- Increase the capacity of existing green networks to enhance biodiversity and habitat corridors
- Ensuring the retention and renewal of the significant mature street trees and the character of leafy Streetscapes
- Introduce additional shade trees to increase year round engagement with the streetscape
Themes
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Granite
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Cycling
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Performance Art
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Natural Environment