The G21 Regional Growth Plan (the Growth Plan) is one of eight plans being developed across the state to manage growth. The draft Growth Plan has been developed in partnership with the five G21–Geelong Region Alliance councils (Colac Otway, Golden Plains, Surf Coast, Queenscliffe and Greater Geelong), state government departments, Corangamite CMA, and the Committee for Geelong.
The purpose of the draft G21 Regional Growth Plan is to manage growth and land use pressures to 2050. It pulls together the strategic land use and growth planning already done across the region and sets out where future residential and employment growth will occur and the critical infrastructure required to support it.
The draft G21 Regional Growth Plan, which is based on extensive community and stakeholder input, is now ready for public comment.
We are inviting you to tell us what you like about the draft Growth Plan and how it could be improved. The public comment period will run from 3 April until 18 May
By visiting the project website www.g21regionalgrowthplan.com.au you will be able to:
- view the summary brochure or read the full draft Growth Plan
- participate in a forum, complete a survey or poll
- find out how to make a submission
- find the details of the five ‘drop in’ Open Houses located around the region where you can find out more and speak with a member of the project team
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