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Doncaster Hill Strategy
… Find out more about the Doncaster Hill Strategy. Tags About Council … Doncaster Hill Strategy …

The Doncaster Hill Strategy provides an integrated planning response to the social, economic and environmental issues facing the Doncaster Hill Activity Centre. It provides a strategic framework for sustainable urban development and future land use. The strategy is designed to ensure that Doncaster Hill develops as a sustainable, vibrant, and inclusive urban centre, enhancing the quality of life for current and future residents​.

Focus areas:

  • emphasis on environmentally sustainable design (ESD) principles
  • development of a mixed-use urban village
  • creation of a range of building heights that complement the natural topography of the area
  • provision of diverse housing options to cater to various demographics and promote social interaction and community vibrancy
  • development of well-connected public open spaces that foster social interaction, recreation, and a sense of place
  • prioritization of pedestrian and bicycle accessibility
  • integration of sustainable transport policies and infrastructure.
  • The Doncaster Hill Strategy
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    Have your say on the expansion of Carawatha R...
    Find out how you can provide feedback on the proposed design for the Carawatha Reserve expansion.
    5 Mar 2024 Liveable Places and Spaces
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    Find out more about the project to improve safety and traffic flow at the Tram Road and Merlin Street intersection.
    13 Oct 2023 Liveable Places and Spaces
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  • GoGet Carshare Trial
    Manningham Council and GoGet carshare trial in Doncaster Hill.
    1 Aug 2022 Liveable Places and Spaces
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    Hearing for Amendment C127mann and Planning P...
    The Main Hearing for Amendment C127mann and Planning Permit Application PLN20/0303
    14 Oct 2021 Liveable Places and Spaces
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    Have your say on Doncaster Hill planning sche...
    Manningham Council is announcing the commencement of the public exhibition of a planning scheme amendment C127mann and...
    11 Jun 2021 Well Governed Council
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    Review of the Doncaster Hill Strategy
    The Doncaster Hill Strategy sets out Council’s existing vision for Doncaster Hill to establish a contemporary...
    18 Dec 2019 Well Governed Council
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Community Infrastructure Plan
… more about the Community Infrastructure Plan. Tags About Council … Community Infrastructure Plan …

The Community Infrastructure Plan will direct Manningham’s significant investment in new and upgraded infrastructure and guide decisions to decommission those assets that no longer meet the needs of the community. It reflects two of our Council Plan 2021–2025 priorities for liveable places and spaces and for a healthy community.

Focus areas:

  • Early Years
  • Young People
  • Libraries and learning spaces
  • Arts and Culture
  • Community meeting spaces
  • Community Services (medical and legal services, material aid and aged care).
  • Community Infrastructure Plan
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Procurement Card Policy
… Find out more about the Procurement Card Policy. Tags About Council … Procurement Card Policy …

While Manningham Council’s preferred method of payment is our Accounts Payable system, the Procurement Card is designed to provide a convenient and cost effective way of purchasing when using the preferred method is not possible.

Focus areas:

  • control features including authorisation of the card issuance, card limits, transaction limits, approval controls and weekly/monthly reconciliations
  • reducing the instances of reimbursements to employees
  • ensuring all transactions on the Procurement Card form part of the Council records and are available for release under Freedom of Information requests. 
  • Procurement Card Policy
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Venues Conditions of Hire
… the conditions if you hire a venue owned by Manningham Council … Venues Conditions of Hire …
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Community Engagement Policy
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Our Community Engagement Policy ensures the community is involved in decisions that affect them through clear, inclusive, and respectful processes. Guided by the Local Government Act 2020 and the IAP2 Spectrum, it uses tools like surveys, workshops and digital platforms to gather input, ensuring transparency and trust while improving decisions to better meet community needs.

Focus areas:

The key principles of the Policy focus on creating meaningful and inclusive participation for everyone in the community. They include:

  • Clear purpose: community engagement must have a clear goal and focus
  • Informed participation: participants need timely, relevant, and unbiased information
  • Inclusivity: engagement should represent everyone affected by the issue
  • Supportive process: provide resources to ensure meaningful participation
  • Transparency: explain how the engagement will shape Council decisions.
  • Community Engagement Policy
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    UPDATED: 24 June 2022
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Community Vision

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Gender Equality Action Plan
… out more about The Gender Equality Action Plan. Tags About Council … Gender Equality Action Plan …

We are committed to ensuring that all people in our community are treated with dignity, respect and fairness. We will consider the gender, equality and diversity of all people in our community as we develop our plans, strategies and services.

Focus areas:

  • an overarching policy and planning environment which commits Council to addressing gender equality and other disadvantage related to intersectionality
  • leadership commitment, capability, and accountability
  • an organisational culture which embraces gender equality, diversity, and inclusion
  • people leaders and key staff who have the understanding, commitment, confidence, and skills to implement gender equity action, including Gender Impact Assessments
  • policies and systems which enable effective action to progress gender equality, diversity, and inclusion.
  • Gender Equality Action Plan
    Gender Equality Action Plan
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    UPDATED: 7 July 2022
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  • Gender Equality Action Plan - Progress report
    Gender Equality Action Plan - Progress report
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    UPDATED: 3 October 2024
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Templestowe Village Structure Plan
… about the Templestowe Village Structure Plan. Tags About Council … Templestowe Village Structure Plan …

The Templestowe Village Structure Plan seeks to provide greater certainty for residents, businesses and landowners regarding the future planning and development of Templestowe Village up to the year 2030.  It will assist us in determining planning permit applications and planning scheme amendment requests. The Plan will also guide Council investment in streetscape, open space and community facility development within the area. 

Focus areas:

  • improving pedestrian and cycling infrastructure
  • future development in the commercial core
  • strategic redevelopment sites with considerations for built form, community facilities, and public amenities
  • business development to enhance existing services and promote appropriate redevelopment
  • housing opportunities and built form to encourage a mix of dwelling types and sustainable design
  • public environment and public realm improvements to create visually appealing and accessible spaces
  • public transport, traffic, and car parking enhancements to prioritize cycling, public transport, and safe traffic flow
  • promoting safe and attractive pedestrian and bicycle routes throughout the area. ​
     
  • Templestowe Village Structure Plan
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Council Plan theme

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Donvale Reserve Management Plan
… more about the Donvale Reserve Management Plan. Tags About Council … Donvale Reserve Management Plan …

One of our significant areas of open space is Donvale Reserve. It's a sporting hub for the local community and home to six sporting clubs and a preschool. This Reserve supports the active participation of more than 800 club members and 100 volunteers throughout the year. Many local residents access the Reserve regularly to walk, play and exercise with family and friends.

Focus areas:

  • improve the broad range of formal recreational services and programs based at the Reserve, including building and facility upgrades
  • improve pedestrian, bicycle and vehicular access to and within the Reserve to encourage greater use and increase safety
  • maintain and enhance opportunities for informal recreation
  • protect the existing environment and encourage improved environmental practices for future use, development and management of the Reserve.
  • Donvale Reserve Management Plan
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Domestic Wastewater Management Plan
… about the Domestic Wastewater Management Plan. Tags About Council … Domestic Wastewater Management Plan …

The purpose of the Domestic Wastewater Management Plan is to manage domestic wastewater systems. It integrates with the Stormwater Management Plan and the Manningham Planning Scheme, and is an essential strategic planning tool to address existing and future wastewater issues within Manningham.

Focus areas:

  • Improve and protect public health
  • Promote the principles of environmental sustainability by reducing the impacts of domestic wastewater on local creeks, streams and remote receiving environments
  • Continue to engage with property owners regarding septic tank management and ongoing maintenance responsibilities
  • Identify properties that would benefit from an alternative sewerage solution and refer these to Yarra Valley Water (YVW) for inclusion in their Community Sewerage Program
  • Advocate on behalf of the community to ensure the same access to sewerage infrastructure (reticulated or onsite solutions) as the rest of the Melbourne population
  • Support YVW in applying their powers of enforcement for properties that continue to discharge to stormwater.
  • Domestic Wastewater Management Plan
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    UPDATED: 27 June 2023
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Council Plan theme

Resilient Environment
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Rieschiecks Reserve Management Plan
… about the Rieschiecks Reserve Management Plan. Tags About Council … Rieschiecks Reserve Management Plan …

Rieschiecks Reserve provides areas of open space, a sporting oval, pavilion, recreation centre, Schramms Cottage museum, cricket and football facilities, scout hall, playground, public toilets and carparks. It is located across Victoria Street from Ruffey Lake Park. The Reserve exists within one of the most populated residential communities within Manningham including four primary schools and two secondary colleges in a one kilometre vicinity.

Focus areas:

  • Improve physical access including pedestrian, cycling and vehicular access and flow to and through the site.
  • Assess and improve the infrastructure for formal sport, recreation and community facilities within Rieschiecks Reserve.
  • Improve opportunities whilst retaining existing character for informal and passive recreation values at Rieschiecks Reserve.
  • Protect and conserve the heritage values of the Reserve for current and future generations
  • Rieschiecks Reserve Management Plan
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Resilient Environment
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Car Share Policy
… Find out more about our Car Share Policy.  Tags About Council … Car Share Policy …

We recognise the emerging popularity of car share as a flexible and more sustainable alternative to private vehicle ownership. Car sharing contributes to key sustainability goals by reducing reliance on private vehicles. It acts as a complementary service enabling households to rely more on public transport as their primary form of transport.

Focus areas:

  • providing Council with a framework to manage all relevant aspects of car share schemes in Manningham in an equitable and fair manner
  • achieving an increased uptake of car share services by Manningham residents
  • contributing to a mode-shift from private vehicles towards more sustainable transport options.
  • Manningham Car Share Policy
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First Nations Employment Strategy
… about the First Nations Employment Strategy Tags About Council … First Nations Employment Strategy …

The strategy aligns with our Reconciliation Action Plan, aiming to improve recruitment, retention, and career development for First Nations staff. It reflects our commitment to reconciliation, understanding First Nations cultures, and enhancing community engagement while promoting diversity and inclusion within the workforce.

Focus areas:

The strategy outlines a comprehensive plan to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander employees through four key pillars.

  • Cultural competency: fostering an inclusive, culturally safe work environment through training and cultural immersion activities.
  • Attraction, Recruitment, and Selection: improving hiring practices by removing barriers and creating targeted opportunities for First Nations candidates.
  • Professional development and retention: supporting career progression with mentorship, leadership programs, and professional development.
  • First Nations employment engagement: engaging with external First Nations communities and staff networks to continually enhance employment outcomes and cultural competency.
  • First Nations Employment Strategy
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    UPDATED: 3 October 2024
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Transport Action Plan
… more about Manningham’s Transport Action Plan. Tags About Council … Transport Action Plan …

Transport systems shape cities, build lifestyles and drive local economies, and a well-integrated transport network often underpins the successful operation of a city. 

Focus areas:

  • improve current transport options including bus and active transport
  • reinforce advocacy for the Doncaster Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) and Suburban Rail Loop (SRL) 
  • actions that will assist Manningham to move towards sustainable transport technologies such as on-demand bus services, car-share schemes and electric vehicles 
  • support the concept of achieving a City of 20-minute neighbourhoods throughout the municipality.
  • Manningham Transport Action Plan
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    UPDATED: 18 February 2022
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Bicycle Strategy
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Liveable City Strategy 2040 – Summary Report
Liveable City Strategy 2040 – Summary Report
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Green Wedge Action Plan
… Find out more about the Green Wedge Action Plan. Tags About Council … Green Wedge Action Plan …

The Green Wedge is a valued part of Manningham that protects important remnant vegetation providing habitat for rare flora and fauna, conserving biodiversity while enabling a lifestyle of living amongst nature. It creates a desirable destination for visitors, tourists and recreational users. The Green Wedge’s environmental, cultural and landscape values are important for all residents of Manningham. 

Focus areas:

  • the challenges and opportunities identified during the implementation and review of the Green Wedge Strategy November 2004
  • a strategic framework and approach to implementation for the management of the Green Wedge up to 2020
  • ensuring a clear plan of action up to 2020
  • a set of targets and a monitoring and review process to ensure measurement and reporting against progress.
  • Green Wedge - Action Plan
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Climate Emergency Response Plan

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Road Management Plan
… more about Manningham’s Road Management Plan. Tags About Council … Road Management Plan …

This document sets out how we manage Manningham’s local road network, including more than 686 km of local roads, 912 km of pathways, and 980 km of kerb and channel.

The Plan is guided by the Road Management Act 2004 and aligns with our broader asset management and financial strategies.

Focus areas:

  • Service standards define how often roads and footpaths are inspected and maintained.
  • Roads and pathways are classified by use and importance to prioritise maintenance.
  • Maintenance targets set response times for repairs based on risk and road category.
  • The plan aims to reduce hazards and ensure safe travel for everyone.

Our responsibilities under the Road Management Plan

We manage local roads, while the Department of Transport and Planning manage arterial roads and freeways. However, not all infrastructure within the road reserve on local roads is managed by us.

For example:

  • Property owners are responsible for maintaining vehicle crossovers and nature strips.
  • Utility providers manage their infrastructure (e.g. water, gas, electricity).

 

How we maintain our roads

We use a four-tier inspection system:

  • Reactive inspections: we respond to community requests.
  • Proactive inspections: we schedule inspections based on road hierarchy.
  • Condition assessments: we evaluate the long-term health of assets.
  • Emergency works: we provide immediate responses to urgent hazards.

Maintenance is prioritised based on risk, usage, and available resources. Temporary measures may be used to mitigate risks until permanent repairs are completed.

  • Road Management Plan 2025-2029
    Road Management Plan 2025-2029
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    UPDATED: 18 June 2025
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Public Toilet Plan
… out more about Manningham’s Public Toilet Plan. Tags About Council … Public Toilet Plan …

Toilets allow people to spend more time in public spaces to socialise, exercise, recreate, learn, support local businesses and to engage with their community. Equitable access is critical for the health, wellbeing and diversity of a community.

Focus areas:

  • opening up five existing toilets to provide new public toilet facilities
  • constructing new public toilet facilities in eleven locations
  • upgrading older style toilets to improve safety and be gender inclusive
  • conduct accessibility audits and upgrade access paths to public toilet facilities
  • provide Changing Places at major destinations around Manningham
  • provide public toilets along linear trails at regular intervals as site conditions permit
  • investigate a program of artworks on blank walls of toilet buildings to raise awareness of our toilet facilities, improve perceptions of safety and activate public spaces.
  • Public Toilet Plan
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Ringwood Warrandyte Reserve
… Reserve contains a natural drainage line, an underground Council drain and a steep hillside at the rear. It joins … as a buffer to Andersons Creek/Colman Park Biosite 27 in Council’s Healthy Habitats Bushland Management Strategy 2012. …

Ringwood Warrandyte Reserve contains a natural drainage line, an underground Council drain and a steep hillside at the rear.

It joins directly to Andersons Creek at the eastern end and supports remnant vegetation at its western end as a buffer to Andersons Creek/Colman Park Biosite 27 in Council’s Healthy Habitats Bushland Management Strategy 2012.

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Have you noticed something unsafe like a broken tree branch or damaged playground that needs our attention?

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Organising a large event?

Some types of events, such as festivals or school's cross country runs need a special permission to be held on public land.

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Zen Weeding and the Art of Bushland Regeneration
… and for a summary session in the study room. Learn how to successfully tackle weeds and support local wildlife …

Join our local Land Restoration Guides, Alan Noy and Glenn Jameson for an interactive walk in 100 Acres Reserve, and for a summary session in the study room. Learn how to successfully tackle weeds and support local wildlife on your block. Become empowered to collectively regenerate our native bushland and help it thrive, so that you can improve the natural beauty of where you live.

 

This workshop is FREE and take home notes will be provided.
Wear shoes and clothing appropriate for a bush walk and the weather on the day.
Bring a water bottle and a notepad and pen.
Free light lunch provided.

Location will be provided upon registration

Environment and Sustainability
Whats On
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Cloth Nappies workshop
… you need to know to get started with cloth nappies. Learn how to wash them, where to buy them and what to look for. She …

Join Elana from Cloth Nappy Workshops Melbourne to discover the world of modern cloth nappies.

She will take you through everything you need to know to get started with cloth nappies. Learn how to wash them, where to buy them and what to look for.

She will cover washing tips, dispel myths, show the different styles of modern cloth and most importantly an opportunity to ask questions to get you confident with cloth.

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Waste and Recycling
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Turn t-shirts into tote bags workshop - Doncaster
… worn-out or cherished t-shirts to this workshop to learn how to transform them into reusable tote bags. Suitable for: …

Every year, the average Australian sends 23 kg of textiles to landfill. That's over 100 t-shirts - so much money!

Join this engaging class to find out more about ways to recycle and repurpose old objects.

Do you have a worn-out t-shirt at home? Maybe you no longer wear it, but the idea of tossing it away makes you sick to your stomach.

Bring your worn-out or cherished t-shirts to this workshop to learn how to transform them into reusable tote bags.

Suitable for: ages 8 - 18
What to bring: attendees are required to bring old t-shirts

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