Bass Coast Towards 2030
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Council is developing a long-term vision for the area called Guiding Bass Coast to 2030. Input from the whole community is needed to help identify the greatest opportunities and challenges this Shire will face over the next 22 years.
To ensure the visioning process covers all areas, Council has developed five themes for community members to provide feedback. The themes are: environment, built environment, leadership, lifestyle and local economy. Council has developed discussion papers on each of the five themes to outline potential challenges and opportunties. These aim to imform and encourage discussion and debate. Council also hosted five forums surrounding each theme. The notes from each forum are available by clicking on the links below. As a result of our survey work and the outcomes of the five workshops we have developed a draft vision for “Bass Coast Towards 2030” and are keen to seek your feedback.
For more information, please contact Ella Godbold or Sharon Fowles on 1300 BCOAST (1300 226 276) or email e.godbold@basscoast.vic.gov.au
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A village in a technology world
The Bass Coast community is “one community” living in a village in a technology world. Our strong sense of belonging comes from our shared dream, our shared vision. We exchange life experiences, knowledge more ...
by Crispin 1:18pm, 26 June 2008 |
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A food bowl for Victoria
Bass Coast’s proximity to Melbourne and agricultural prosperity makes us the perfect location for a food bowl for Victoria. Agriculture continues to be one of the primary drivers of Bass Coast’s economy. more ...
by Crispin 1:10pm, 26 June 2008 |
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A window on the history of Victoria
Bass Coast proudly presents a window on the history of Victoria. From the dinosaur fossils in Inverloch, the cultural heritage of the local indigenous community, early settlement at Corinella and Bass, more ...
by Crispin 1:15pm, 26 June 2008 |
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A celebration of natural assets
Penguins, seals and whales swim in the Bass Strait. Koalas, wallabies, echidnas and native birds inhabit the land,reserves and nature parks. These are some of the fauna that call Bass Coast home. In Bass more ...
by Crispin 1:16pm, 26 June 2008 |
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