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Byron Shire Council Community Strategic Plan
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This consultation has concluded.
Council has been busy listening to your vision and aspirations for Byron Shire. Did we hear you right?
Byron Shire Council is in the process of developing its long term Community Strategic Plan (CSP) "linking together our people, our place, our purpose - Byron Shire 2022".
We have collated your input from consultation undertaken during the past 12 months to develop the draft Byron Shire Council Community Strategic Plan. This draft document outlines our long-term community vision and plan for Byron Shire including:
- our vision for "culturally rich and thriving communities living in harmony, responding positively to the challenges of our world, and leading by example"
- five key goals to guide our Shire for the next 10 years
- 17 community outcomes to be achieved over the next 10 years; and
- proposed strategies and partnerships to assist us in moving towards our future goals for the Shire.
Continue your involvement by giving us your feedback on the draft Plan. Please take time to read the draft Byron Shire Council Community Strategic Plan, make a written submission, join the discussions below, participate in our quick polls, and complete the online survey to go into the draw to win an Apple iPad2.
Your input is important and will assist Council to finalise the draft CSP. We need your feedback by Thursday 10 November 2011.
All feedback and surveys will be considered by Council in December 2011.
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Does the draft Community Strategic Plan capture your aspirations and ideas for Byron Shire?
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by Byron Administrator 4 Oct 2011, 4:29pm | 166 views
Which of the community strategies in the draft Plan do you most want to see achieved?
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by Byron Administrator 5 Oct 2011, 10:55am | 137 views
Community Infrastructure Theme
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You told us the renewal and maintenance of existing infrastructure, and planning for new infrastructure, was important. What do you believe should be the top two infrastructure priorities in Byron Shire? Your top two projects could include:
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the renewal of a community infrastructure asset (eg road, building, drainage, STP, sporting field, park, town landscaping, waste management, water and sewerage)
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a new community infrastructure asset
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increased maintenance of a community infrastructure asset
by Byron Administrator 5 Oct 2011, 10:54am | 131 views
Environment Theme
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You told us you wanted to protect and enhance the natural environment. How can we achieve this?
by Byron Administrator 5 Oct 2011, 4:28pm | 112 views
Society and Culture Theme
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What support do Byron Shire communities need to achieve equitable access to an appropriate range and level of whole of life services such as health care, education and housing?
by Byron Administrator 5 Oct 2011, 4:27pm | 176 views
Economy Theme
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You told us you want to achieve a diverse economic base and support for local business. How can we do this?
by Byron Administrator 5 Oct 2011, 4:25pm | 91 views
Corporate Management Theme
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Who do you believe are Council's partners in achieving the outcomes in the Community Strategic Plan?
by Byron Administrator 5 Oct 2011, 4:11pm | 109 views
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Which is the highest priority area for Council to spend its community infrastructure maintenance budget on?
Accessible poll results below, followed by Flash (inaccessible) pie chart Option Percentage Roads 58.3% Footpaths and Shared Paths 13.9% Drainage 5.6% Parks and Open Spaces 16.7% Buildings 2.8% Recreation and Sporting Fields 2.7% -
New Brighton Farmers Market Listening Post 18 October 2011 Ocean Village Shopping Village Listening Post (9am to 5pm) 21 October 2011 Bangalow Markets Listening Post 23 October 2011 New Brighton Farmers Markets Listening Post 25 October 2011 Suffolk Park Shopping Centre (3pm - 6pm) 26 October 2011 -
Byron Administrator
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