Mordialloc Creek Community Meeting
Mordialloc Creek Wetlands work to commence soon.
Project of Parks Victoria for the whole precinct including Pompies Landing and Attenborough Park.
Mordialloc Creek DELWP/GHD urban design for the future use in view of population increase. Comments from boat owners :
- Important to maintain park lands for public use.
- Protect the environment including birdlife.
- The creek should not be widened.
- Signs needed to alert visitors to the connection of Longbeach trail.
Removal of Level Crossings at Parkers and Warrigal Roads.
Opportunity to comment on Tim Richardson web site and Your Kingston Your Say. You can also register with LXRA for a Community Consultation and Engagement Session.
City of Kingston Walking & Cycling Strategy
Your Kingston Your Say during September & October. Using a shared digital mapping tool you are able to contribute to mapping out a pedestrian and cycling- friendly Kingston.
Kingston Residents Association & Kingston Save Our Streets Forum
A very successful meeting on Housing Strategy & Neighbourhood Character Study. The meeting was attended by 60 zoomers, including Mayor Steve Staikos, Crs Chris Hill, Georgina Oxley and Jonathan Guttman – General Manager of Kingston Planning & Development. MBCL member spoke to the Pompies landing development.
How do we strengthen the Local Heritage Overlay? Cr Chris Hill had practically answered this – by getting a Victorian Heritage overlay which protected the Mentone Hotel from demolition. Maybe we need to do this for the Mordialloc Village overlay ?
Mentone Life Saving Club Redevelopment
Brad Lewis, Foreshore Coordinator, has sent newer plans, after two cancelled meetings, to discuss loss of indigenous trees around the carpark, the closeness of the new building and disabled access to the cliff face and the large proposed grass area. The disabled path has become a road to access the front of the Life Saving Club and carves into the narrow cliff. Brad assured that the fragile cliff face will be reinforced. There will be more casuarinas, she oaks, teatrees, and native grasses planted.
All the vegetation around the Mordialloc pier toilets has been removed. Brad has again assured that native plants (indigenous?) will be planted in garden beds around the building. Requested that the removed trees be replaced in the playground area ( which is going to be redeveloped in the future).
Port Phillip & Westernport Landcare group
Should MBCL sign up as a partner organization?