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Melbourne 2030 Activity Centres and Structure Plans

Melbourne 2030 Activity Centres and Structure Plans. Time to hit the accelerator(s). Marcus Spiller Jason Buckland Dan Levin. Melbourne 2030 Activity Centres and Structure Plans. Source Bill Randolph UNSW City Futures. Melbourne 2030 Activity Centres and Structure Plans.

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Melbourne 2030 Activity Centres and Structure Plans

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  1. Melbourne 2030Activity Centres and Structure Plans Time to hit the accelerator(s) Marcus Spiller Jason Buckland Dan Levin

  2. Melbourne 2030Activity Centres and Structure Plans Source Bill Randolph UNSW City Futures

  3. Melbourne 2030Activity Centres and Structure Plans Melbourne 2030 vs. Base Case: % Change in New Employment Distribution by Travel Zone (2031) Melbourne 2030 vs. Base Case: % Change in New Dwelling Distribution by Travel Zone (2031)

  4. Melbourne 2030Activity Centres and Structure Plans Traffic Modelling -AM Flow Differences: Base Case  M2030 Red Shading – Increase in Flow Green Shading – Reduction in Flow

  5. Melbourne 2030Activity Centres and Structure Plans • Melbourne 2030 will induce an additional $5.8 billion in GDP and generate an extra 82,000 jobs, compared to letting Melbourne follow a ‘business as usual’ growth pattern. • The value added benefit associated with the movement to Melbourne 2030 equates to a 2.8% lift in current GDP levels • Achievement of Melbourne 2030 will yield additional tax revenues of between $1.5 billion and $2.0 billion per year

  6. AFFORDABLE HOUSING Melbourne 2030Activity Centres and Structure Plans

  7. Melbourne 2030Activity Centres and Structure Plans • Melbourne 2030 specifies 119 Activity Centres across the metropolitan area, in 4 main categories. • 1 x Central Activities District (Melbourne CBD); • 26 x Principal Activity Centres (Box Hill, Footscray etc.); • 82 x Major Activity Centres (Bridge Rd, Smith St etc.); and • 10 x Specialised Activity Centres (Melbourne Airport, Parkville Medical and Bioscience Precinct etc.) • Local Councils must develop structure plans for all Principal and Major Activity Centres. • In addition there are more than 900 Neighbourhood centres for structure plans are optional.

  8. Melbourne 2030Activity Centres and Structure Plans Funding for Structure Plans is made available though the Local Government Assistance FundBase GrantsTargeted Grants In 2003/04 targeted grants were provided for 16 structure planning projects across 21 activity centres worth $2.5 million. The majority of these went to Principal Centres Structure planning for 9 centres is also funded through the Transit Cities program.

  9. Melbourne 2030Activity Centres and Structure Plans Comparison of Capacity for Consolidation: Melbourne 2030 v. RHWG’s Northern Region unavailable

  10. Melbourne 2030Activity Centres and Structure Plans Key governance reforms • Metropolitan Commission • Local Government Protocol • Commonwealth Leadership

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