Following public exhibition of the draft, the Community Infrastructure Framework had been revised in line with submissions received and a peer review conducted by an external social planning consultant, Elliot Whiteing Social Planning Solutions.
Key changes to the Framework included:
clarifying the scope of the framework;
including guidance on allocation of land;
a stronger focus on internal planning and coordination;
communications requirements; and
refined articulation of the network planning phase within the framework.Elliot Whiteing found that theContinue reading
Following public exhibition of the draft, the Community Infrastructure Framework had been revised in line with submissions received and a peer review conducted by an external social planning consultant, Elliot Whiteing Social Planning Solutions.
Key changes to the Framework included:
clarifying the scope of the framework;
including guidance on allocation of land;
a stronger focus on internal planning and coordination;
communications requirements; and
refined articulation of the network planning phase within the framework.Elliot Whiteing found that the framework provided a robust, practical an
Elliot Whiteing found that the framework provided a robust, practical and equitable methodology to assess and deliver on community and cultural facility needs in Tweed Shire.
Next steps:
An internal community infrastructure planning and delivery group is proposed to support implementation of the Community Infrastructure Framework and to coordinate technical input to the shire wide Community and Cultural Facilities Network Plan.
An interim progress report will be presented to a future Council meeting.
If you have any questions or would like to discuss the Community Infrastructure Framework, please contact Council's Community Development unit on (02) 6670 2276.
