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Council has released the draft Quinn Grove Precinct Plan for the next stage of community and stakeholder consultation- an exciting step in progressing the future development of this community precinct!
The proposed vision for the Quinn Grove Precinct is to create a place for:
Sport and recreation
Lifelong learning opportunities
Community events and gathering
Play and adventure
Community health and well-being
Key challenges
There are four key challenges that have influenced the draft Quinn Grove Precinct Plan:
Growing demand for sports facilities
Facilities are in poor to fair condition
Support for improved school and community facilities
Support for high ball stadium, but concerns about impact on resident amenity.
Proposed Improvements
The proposed reserve improvements include:
Develop a six court indoor sports stadium that integrates with the Keilor East Leisure Centre
Upgrade the oval on the school land to a new multisport synthetic oval
Provide six new tennis courts including a “hot shot court” and pavilion
Provide a new central spine car parking that includes a bus drop off area and landscaping
Redevelop the front of house section of the Keilor East College sports hall to include a new sports pavilion with amenities to service sports hall, new tennis courts and new synthetic sports oval
Develop a new multi-sport activity space
Develop a new play space
Provide a pathway network to connect activity areas
Improve the overall amenity of the park through landscape improvements include seating and shaded areas, access to water and way finding signage.
We now want to hear what our community and stakeholder groups think about the Draft Quinn Grove Precinct Plan!
Let us know what elements of the plan you would like to see retained, improved or changed by participating in our survey and forum on this page. The survey has now closed while we review your feedback.
Feedback will be taken and considered as part of drafting a revised precinct plan, due to Council mid-2022.
Two information sessions have been scheduled, as follows:
Wednesday 1 December, 2021
Morning session: 10am-11am
Evening session: 6pm-7pm
These sessions will be run ‘drop in’ style, where you are welcome to attend any time during the hour to speak to the consultant.
You can read more about previous engagement and consultation to date in our FAQ section. The engagement findings are available in the Document Library to the right.
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Council has released the draft Quinn Grove Precinct Plan for the next stage of community and stakeholder consultation- an exciting step in progressing the future development of this community precinct!
The proposed vision for the Quinn Grove Precinct is to create a place for:
Sport and recreation
Lifelong learning opportunities
Community events and gathering
Play and adventure
Community health and well-being
Key challenges
There are four key challenges that have influenced the draft Quinn Grove Precinct Plan:
Growing demand for sports facilities
Facilities are in poor to fair condition
Support for improved school and community facilities
Support for high ball stadium, but concerns about impact on resident amenity.
Proposed Improvements
The proposed reserve improvements include:
Develop a six court indoor sports stadium that integrates with the Keilor East Leisure Centre
Upgrade the oval on the school land to a new multisport synthetic oval
Provide six new tennis courts including a “hot shot court” and pavilion
Provide a new central spine car parking that includes a bus drop off area and landscaping
Redevelop the front of house section of the Keilor East College sports hall to include a new sports pavilion with amenities to service sports hall, new tennis courts and new synthetic sports oval
Develop a new multi-sport activity space
Develop a new play space
Provide a pathway network to connect activity areas
Improve the overall amenity of the park through landscape improvements include seating and shaded areas, access to water and way finding signage.
We now want to hear what our community and stakeholder groups think about the Draft Quinn Grove Precinct Plan!
Let us know what elements of the plan you would like to see retained, improved or changed by participating in our survey and forum on this page. The survey has now closed while we review your feedback.
Feedback will be taken and considered as part of drafting a revised precinct plan, due to Council mid-2022.
Two information sessions have been scheduled, as follows:
Wednesday 1 December, 2021
Morning session: 10am-11am
Evening session: 6pm-7pm
These sessions will be run ‘drop in’ style, where you are welcome to attend any time during the hour to speak to the consultant.
You can read more about previous engagement and consultation to date in our FAQ section. The engagement findings are available in the Document Library to the right.
We are seeking community and stakeholder feedback on the draft Quinn Grove Precinct Plan and invite you to participate in this survey which will take approximately 10-15 minutes to complete.
We ask that you please submit your response by Monday 13 December 2021.
Please note that all your responses are confidential, and your personal details and individual comments will not be used for any purpose other than reporting on this research and informing projects and planning.
Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey!