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Background:
The “Chain of Parks” is a project to, over time, turn some historic landfills areas into a series of linked parks that offer a wide range of recreational facilities and open space. The land earmarked for the Chain of Parks is located within Kingston’s Green Wedge.
The reality of bringing the Chain of Parks idea to life is complex, with many different public and private agencies involved, as well as significant funding needed from all levels of government.
Kingston Council supports the Chain of Parks concept. As part of a wider vision for the area, Council developed a Green Wedge Plan in 2012 and appointed a project officer in 2013 to co-ordinate the interests of Council and work with other agencies to ensure a focus is placed on the Green Wedge Plan.
Council continues to work on initiatives in the area such as planning for new walking and cycling paths (trails) and a study to look into the need for equestrian facilities.
Chain of Parks trail: Earlier this year Council resolved to undertake more detailed work on the potential alignment of the Chain of Parks trail. This work is now well progressed and we are interested in your feedback. You can view the trail plans via the Document Library on the right.
Have your say: We are interested in your feedback on the trail plans for the Chain of Parks.
You can share your views by:
Taking part in our online survey via the link below.
Make a further submission by emailing info@kingston.vic.gov.au, mailing PO Box 1000, Mentone 3194 or calling 1300 653 356.
Background:
The “Chain of Parks” is a project to, over time, turn some historic landfills areas into a series of linked parks that offer a wide range of recreational facilities and open space. The land earmarked for the Chain of Parks is located within Kingston’s Green Wedge.
The reality of bringing the Chain of Parks idea to life is complex, with many different public and private agencies involved, as well as significant funding needed from all levels of government.
Kingston Council supports the Chain of Parks concept. As part of a wider vision for the area, Council developed a Green Wedge Plan in 2012 and appointed a project officer in 2013 to co-ordinate the interests of Council and work with other agencies to ensure a focus is placed on the Green Wedge Plan.
Council continues to work on initiatives in the area such as planning for new walking and cycling paths (trails) and a study to look into the need for equestrian facilities.
Chain of Parks trail: Earlier this year Council resolved to undertake more detailed work on the potential alignment of the Chain of Parks trail. This work is now well progressed and we are interested in your feedback. You can view the trail plans via the Document Library on the right.
Have your say: We are interested in your feedback on the trail plans for the Chain of Parks.
You can share your views by:
Taking part in our online survey via the link below.
Make a further submission by emailing info@kingston.vic.gov.au, mailing PO Box 1000, Mentone 3194 or calling 1300 653 356.
Have your say on the Chain of Parks trail plans by completing this quick survey.
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