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Housing strategy feedback open

Wyndham City is calling for feedback on the draft Housing and Neighbourhood Character Strategy 2023, which aims to ensure housing is well located and designed to meet the community’s future needs.

According to mayor Susan McIntyre, the 2023 strategy prioritises the development of new homes in areas that are close to existing and proposed services and transport. It also sets out an action plan that will support Council in planning for greater housing diversity, high quality design and enhancement of the character of Wyndham’s neighbourhoods.

“Wyndham is growing at a rapid pace and over the next 20 years our population is expected to grow by more than 200,000 residents,” Cr McIntyre said.

“To accommodate our growing future population, we need to carefully plan to ensure that new housing is well located and well designed to meet the needs of our diverse community.”  

The strategy identifies three broad categories of housing change – limited change with restraints on accommodating increased housing, incremental change near activity centres and future residential areas and substantial change near transport hubs.

To provide feedback and for more information visit: theloop.wyndham.vic.gov.au/wyndham-housing-neighbourhood-character-strategy

Public consultation is open until 10 September with drop-in sessions planned for Saturday 26 August,

12pm – 2pm at the Tarneit Community Learning Centre and Monday 4 September 5.30pm – 7.30pm at the Wyndham Civic Centre, Werribee.

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