Inner Metro Partnership encompasses State Government, Local Governments of Melbourne, Yarra and Port Phillip plus community, business and community leaders.
Organisers thank participants for their interest in the work of the Inner Metro Partnership and the 2017 Annual Assembly.The 2017 Assembly highlighted the following community priorities for the Inner Metro:
- Access to green, open and public space is very important to the Inner Metro region as the population grows
- The need for an overarching strategy to manage growth in the inner city
- The urgency of the Melbourne Airport Rail Link
- The possibility of tram line extensions into Fisherman’s Bay and/or along the Yarra
- The need for environmental priorities to extend to the bay and rivers, not just green spaces.
- Safety, mental health and climate change
The 2017 Inner Metro Assembly
Watch online a video or download PDF report, summarising the Assembly and documents the community feedback received.
Next steps:
The Inner Metro Partnership is now considering community feedback received at the Assembly.
Your feedback will inform the Partnership’s independent advice to government.
The Partnership will submit this years’ round of advice in November 2017.
This advice will be considered by government in its key decision-making processes.
The outcome of these processes will be reported back to the community in mid-2018.
The Partnerships will host another Assembly in 2018.
To answer some of the further questions raised by participants, we have included responses to Frequently Asked Questions.
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State Government Victoria
Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning
Office for Suburban Development
Local Infrastructure
Inner Metropolitan PartnershipPost: Level 35, 2 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne, Victoria 3000
Email: innermetro.partnership@delwp.vic.gov.au
Website: https://engage.vic.gov.au/