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Corporate Plan 2023 - 2028
Objective Role
2.1 Facilitate greater housing choice which meets the changing needs Facilitator
of the community, improves liveability and affordability and includes Partner
partnering to increase provision of social and affordable housing. Advocator
2.2 Fund and deliver accessible and improved, parks, open spaces, Funder
walking and cycle paths and trails, including greening our paths Provider
and cycleways to meet contemporary needs.
2.3 Nurture arts and culture to enrich the identity and vibrancy of Partner
communities, highlight local talent, celebrate First Nations culture Funder
and encourage creative participation and expression. Provider
2.4 Advocate and partner with all levels of government for increased Advocator
funding for connected transport nodes, transit hubs, including Partner
walking, cycling and public transport and explore opportunities Funder
through smart city1, smart biosphere and innovation to transform
the way we move around and engage in our community.
2.5 Ensure community facilities and services are inclusive, accessible Planner
and meet the evolving needs and interests of residents across the Funder
shire. Provider
2.6 Facilitate strong, vibrant, inclusive communities where people Facilitator
have a sense of belonging and are active participants in a rich Funder
community life. Partner
2.7 Fund and deliver sustainable assets and facilities and associated Planner
services responding to the changing needs of the community and Provider
the challenges and opportunities of the future. Funder
2.8 Provide opportunities to enhance the health, wellbeing Provider
and safety of our communities. Facilitator
Funder
1 Smart cities are those which leverage innovative technologies to ‘enhance [the] quality and performance of urban services, to reduce costs and
resource consumption, and to engage more effectively and actively with its citizens” Source: Parliament of Australia https://www.aph.gov.au/
Parliamentary_Business/Committees/Joint/Public_Accounts_and_Audit/CommInfrastructureSpend/Report_462, Section 9, Smart Cities. 43
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