What's most important in your neighbourhood?
We're inviting you to tell us what your priorities are for Moonee Valley at our Neighbourhood Connect events happening across Moonee Valley this winter.
Three in-person ‘listening post’ events and one online event will be popping up in your neighbourhood where you can share and exchange information, discuss ideas or examine concerns with Council’s Engagement Team, Customer Service Team, and Councillors.
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This is an opportunity for everyone to contribute to the future of Moonee Valley. Council welcomes your feedback.
 | Add your idea to the board below to share what is most important in your neighbourhood. |
 | Pop-up sessions info:
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 | Email: yoursay@mvcc.vic.gov.au |
 | Prefer to speak with someone? Phone us on 9243 8888 |
 | Write to us: Neighbourhood Connect, Advocacy Grants and Engagement Team, Moonee Valley City Council, PO Box 126, Moonee Ponds VIC 3039 |
This is what we've heard:
Morning Music at Clocktower: We’ll be serving tea, coffee and cake after Morning Music - Friday, 26 May
Use this ideas board to write down what is most important in your neighbourhood.
Parks and playgrounds in Avondale Heights are aging or absent in some parts of the suburb. The area has a growing number of houses (and children) with comparitivly poor access to greenspace, including good quality playgrounds compared to other areas of the municipality. A playspace should be established at D Wilson Reserve, which is a completly under utilised reserver 300m from Avondale Primay.
https://www.premier.vic.gov.au/grants-improve-road-safety-victorias-local-roads Analysis grants of up to $30,000 and infrastructure grants of up to $100,000, with a matched 1:1 contribution from the LGA, are available for projects that adopt Safe System principles to reduce crashes involving pedestrians and cyclists. We should jump on this opportunity to make our streets safer and create better walking and cycling links in the area. For example, there's a lack of good options to cross Mount…
Three of four large trees still remain having had the tops of them cut off. We were told new trees would be planted in winter.
Travancore Residents have No Safe way of driving out of the Estate on either side of the Essendon Tram Depot on Mt. Alexander rd. 1. Mangalore street combine lights with Wellington street school crossing and 2. Baroda street exit onto Mt. Alexander rd. in front of The Laurel Hotel. 3. Two other exits Ormond rd and Mooltan street Both have Traffic control lights for many many Tens of years. Do realise Mt. Road is Under Vic Roads jurisdiction. Regards Dimitri Stefanou
A wonderful little park that is a place of enjoyment for many in our community. One age group that would benefit from some improvements to the park is the more mature aged. Having some equipment focussed on encouraging fitness and wellbeing would definitely be well-utilised by all age groups interested in building up core strength and general fitness., but particularly the older members of our community. I would encourage MV Council to visit the park and check the current facilities it…
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