The City of Greater Bendigo is inviting the Eaglehawk district community to be involved in the preparation of a new structure plan.
This plan will replace the 2013 Eaglehawk Structure Plan. Since then, Eaglehawk and the surrounding suburbs of Jackass Flat and California Gully have changed.
We want to hear about what you value about where you live, and how it could be different in the future.
There are a number of ways you and members of your organisation can be involved:
- complete the survey (online via the Let's Talk page)
- identify locations you like or need improvement on the interactive map (online via the Let's Talk page)
- attend a drop-in session (details below)
- complete an expression of interest to be part of the community reference group (online via the Let's Talk page)
For more information, please visit the Let's Talk page on the City's engagement platform: Eaglehawk District Structure Plan | Let's Talk Greater Bendigo
Details about the in-person sessions are included in the attached flyer and below. Please feel free to share this flyer with your members.
Drop-in session details
Come along to a drop-in session to share your feedback with City staff:
- Tuesday 10 November at the Eaglehawk Library 1.30-5pm
- Thursday 26 November at the Peter Krenz Centre, 5-7pm
Pop-up session details
We'll also be holding some pop-ups at various locations within Eaglehawk to help spread the word about the project's engagement and to hear feedback:
- Tuesday 10 November from 12 to 1pm at the Eaglehawk Community House's Community Lunch
- Saturday 14 November from 9am to 1.30am out front of Skip's Skateboard Shop
- Monday 16 November from 12 to 1pm out front of Eaglehawk Bakery
- Tuesday 24 November from 3 to 4.30pm at the Eaglehawk Playspace
If your organisation would like to share your feedback in person but can't make a drop-in or pop-up session, please contact me directly to arrange an alternative time.
Please contact me if you have any questions about the project or the engagement.
Kind regards,
Lauren Watt
Coordinator Precinct Planning and Heritage
