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Lost or stolen parking permits
If you have lost or had your permit stolen (except the accessible parking permit), you can apply for a new one online.
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Report an issue with a tree on public land
You can report a tree or tree branch that is obstructing the road, footpath or is in danger of falling or causing damage.
Apply for works, drainage and stormwater connection permit
You will need a Works and Drainage Permit (WDP) to undertake works that impact Manningham’s assets.
Report a blocked or damaged street drain
We are responsible for an extensive network of underground drains that prevent storm-water run-off from impacting property, footpaths and roads.
Drainage projects design and construction
Find out how we're improving drainage and flood mitigation.
Footpath maintenance and construction
Find out about new path projects in Manningham including footpaths, shared paths and shared trails.
Street sweeping
We are responsible for maintaining 608km of local roads within Manningham. Find out more about our street sweeping program.
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… Find out how to apply for an accessible parking permit and how much it costs Tags Apply Assistance and Support Seniors Parking, Roads and Footpaths Parking … Apply for an accessible parking …
What is an accessible parking permit?
Formerly called a disabled parking permit, an Accessible Parking Permit (APP) is for drivers or passengers with a disability. It's also for organisations helping transport people with disabilities.
The Victorian Government introduced the Accessible Parking Permit Scheme to help make a simpler and more consistent process.
All councils across the state will use the same application process. This aligns with the Australian Disability Parking Permit Scheme.
What improvements have been made to the process?
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temporary permits will be available for six, 12 or 24 month periods
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permanent permits will be valid for five years rather than three years
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the introduction of a permanent disability classification, so functional assessments aren’t required for future permit renewals
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a single and secure state wide permit design that will reduce permit misuse
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the inclusion of occupational therapists as assessors and GPs
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permits for organisations will continue to be available for 12 month period.
Which types of permits can you apply for?
There are two types of permits available:
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Australian disability parking permit (ADP) - allows you to park in:
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an accessible parking bay for the specified time limit.
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a standard parking bay for twice the time limit specified.
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Victorian double time accessible parking permit – allows you to park in:
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a standard parking bay for twice the time limit specified.
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A GP or occupational therapist functional assessment will decide on whether to issue a permit and the permit type.
How to apply or renew your accessible parking permit
For individuals
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You will receive a reference number via SMS
If you don’t have access to a mobile phone or the internet, contact us.
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Take your reference number to your GP or occupational therapist
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Your GP or occupational therapist will complete a functional assessment and submit your application
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We will review and confirm your application
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If your application is successful, you will receive your permit in the mail.
For organisations
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You will receive a reference number via SMS
If you don’t have access to a mobile phone or the internet, contact us.
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We will review and confirm your application
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If your application is successful, you will be advised when it is ready to be picked up from our civic centre.
When you collect your permit you need to bring the following supporting documentation:
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Business registration(s)
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Proof the vehicles are registered to your business.
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How to replace a damaged, lost or stolen accessible parking permit
If your permit is lost, damaged or stolen, you can apply for a replacement online.
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You will receive a replacement application reference number via SMS and email
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We will review and confirm the application
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If your application is successful, you can pick up your permit from our civic centre
When you collect your permit you need to bring the following supporting documentation:
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the damaged permit (if replacing)
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a statutory declaration for a lost permit
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a statutory declaration or a police report for a stolen permit.
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Need help?
What if you have an existing permit?
All existing permits that are not a part of the current Accessible Parking Permit scheme will remain valid until their expiry date or until 30 June 2023, whichever date occurs first.
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… Find out how to apply for a residential parking permit. Tags Apply Parking, Roads and Footpaths Parking … Apply for a residential parking permit …
Not all residents are entitled to Parking Permits.
In 2019 Council reviewed its parking permit policy. This policy clarifies who can obtain a permit to park within a residential parking zone.
Residential Parking Permits are valid for 12 months from the date of issue.
Residential parking permits will only be issued where the property is the applicant’s primary place of residence and not property owners (landlords) who lease their property out.
Residential Parking Permits will not be issued to properties not used for residential purposes (ie used solely for commercial or another non-residential purposes).
Permits are not transferrable between residents of different addresses.
Check your eligibility
To check if your property is entitled to a Residential Parking Permit enter your residential street address in the 'Apply now' link.
Where Residential Parking zones are located in the street, properties meeting the criteria contained within the table.
| Number of dwellings | Parking Permit eligibility | Additional Permit eligibility | Maximum number permit eligibility |
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| Single (detached dwelling (excluding multi dwelling development on a lot | Up to two (no fee) | One (fee applies) | Three |
| Between two to four dwellings built prior to 23 April 2019 | One per dwelling (no fee) | Not eligible | One per dwelling |
| Between two and four dwellings built after 23 April 2019 | One per dwelling (fee applies) | Not eligible | One per dwelling |
| Five or more dwellings built after 23 April 2019 | Not eligible | Not eligible | Not eligible |
| Five to nine dwellings built prior to 23 April 2019 | One per dwelling (fee applies) | Not eligible | One per dwelling |
| Ten of more dwellings (excluding apartment development) that have been lawfully occupied prior to 23 April 2019 | One per dwelling (fee applies) | Not eligible |
One per dwelling |
Lost or stolen parking permits
If you have lost or had your permit stolen you will need to provide a Statutory Declaration and pay a fee.
You can apply for a new one online.
Need help?
… Find out how to apply for a carer parking permit. Tags Apply Parking, Roads and Footpaths Parking … Apply for a carer parking permit …
We issue carer permits to a person or an organisation that provides care service.
A carer permit will exempt a vehicle:
- from time limited parking restrictions greater than 15 minutes
- within residential permit zones when delivering a care service.
Carer Permits are issued to an individual employed in the delivery of a care service or to an organisation that provides a care service between 6 and 12 months based on need of the recipient of the care service.
Individual carers
If you are employed by a care service or organisation and wish to apply for a permit.
Organisation carers
If you are an individual applying on behalf of a care service or organisation.
Lost or stolen parking permits
If you have lost or had your permit stolen (except the accessible parking permit), you can apply for a new one online.
Need help?
… Find out how to apply for a trader parking permit. Tags Apply Parking, Roads and Footpaths Parking … Apply for a trader parking permit …
Some Council managed carparks have limited trader parking available.
We will only issue a trading parking permit to either:
- an individual business
- a recognised traders association.
Permits will be issued for areas where trader parking restrictions apply and that we monitor.
We may not issue a permit to businesses that have access to off street parking for their business.
If you require a replacement Trader Permit for a lost or stolen permit you must provide a Statutory Declaration and pay a fee.
How to apply
Apply online, by post or in person.
Lost or stolen parking permits
If you have lost or had your permit stolen (except the accessible parking permit), you can apply for a new one online.
Need help?
… Find out how to apply for a tradesperson parking permit. Tags Apply Parking, Roads and Footpaths Parking … Apply for a tradesperson parking …
We issue tradesperson permits for building works within an existing residential development.
The number of permits available is limited to a maximum of four permits at any one time.
A permit can only be issued for a period of up to 12 weeks and generally will not be renewed.
The tradesperson's vehicle permit will enable a vehicle to park in a residential parking zone between Monday and Friday 7.00am to 5.00pm (each day). Outside of these hours any existing parking controls will apply.
Permits are only valid when being used to complete on-site works at the property to which they are issued. They are not for private/personal use at any time.
Application can be made by:
- A resident of the property.
- The owner of the property (regardless of whether or not they are living at the property)
- The tradesperson who will be doing the works.
Where construction works are to take longer than 12 weeks, an application for the installation of a Work Zone should be applied for.
How to apply
Apply online, by post or in person.
Lost or stolen parking permits
If you have lost or had your permit stolen (except the accessible parking permit), you can apply for a new one online.
Need help?
… a heavy vehicle on private residential land. Tags Apply Parking, Roads and Footpaths Parking … Apply to park a heavy vehicle on …
The current Local Law regulates the parking of an oversize vehicle on private residential land.
In certain circumstances a Permit will be issued to the owner of the land to permit the parking.
The purpose of the permit assessment is to ensure that the oversize vehicle does not impact on neighbouring properties, public safety or cause damage to Council assets.
Prior to approval being granted a number of considerations will be assessed.
When applying for a permit, provide as much information as part of an application to outline why consideration should be given.
Can I park my truck on residential land?
You cannot park your vehicle on residential land if:
- it is in excess of 4.5 tonnes
- it is longer than 7.5 metres
The Manningham Community Local Law 2023 Clause 26
- The Manningham Community Local Law 2023 Clause 26 states that the owner or occupier must not, without a permit, keep or allow to be kept, a vehicle that has a gross vehicle mass of in excess of 4.5 tonnes or together with any load or projection, measures 7.5 metres or more in length on residential land. This does not includes a caravan.
Lost or stolen parking permits
If you have lost or had your permit stolen you will need to provide a Statutory Declaration and pay a fee.
You can apply for a new one online.
Need help?
… Footpath maintenance and construction Find out about new path projects in Manningham including footpaths, shared paths and shared trails Increasing … Road to Sunny Rise, Templestowe Image About Council Roads and footpaths … Footpath maintenance and construction …
Increasing pedestrian movement
We plan the construction of our city’s footpaths, shared paths and trails by identifying the routes that pedestrians use more often on their journeys.
We use community feedback and other key areas to identify this network and locate where new footpaths are needed and plan for their construction.
Works to build a new footpath are prioritised by:
- the pedestrian demand
- the type of road
- its location relative to various facilities within the community
- the proximity to public transport.
Timeframes for new footpath projects can be affected by factors such as major road projects or large scale developments throughout Manningham.
Find out about the latest footpath projects in Manningham
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… How to stay informed Seasonal update Other dates, times and locations: Free Emergency aware Bushfire community … - Packham Place Reserve Wonga Park Loading... Environment and Sustainability Bushfires Emergency Whats On … Bushfire …
We encourage community members to join the Wonga Park CFA for this Bushfire community meeting.
This session covers fire safety essentials information including:
- Local fire risk
- What to expect from fire
- Preparing for fire
- Fire danger ratings
- How to stay informed
- Seasonal update
Other dates, times and locations:
… Wonga Park Reserve is the hub of the local community and comprises 7.7 hectares of open space. The reserve caters to sporting competition and recreation activities including cricket, netball, tennis, walking and jogging, BMX, playground, barbecues, picnics and …
Wonga Park Reserve is the hub of the local community and comprises 7.7 hectares of open space. The reserve caters to sporting competition and recreation activities including cricket, netball, tennis, walking and jogging, BMX, playground, barbecues, picnics and connecting with nature.
Places and spaces
- Soccer field
- Cricket pitch
- Bushland areas
- Wonga Park Community Centre
- Community hall
- Car parking
- Public toilets
- Two outdoor netball courts
- Tennis courts and club house
- BMX track
- Three playgrounds
- Two barbecues
Enter from either the community centre on Old Yarra Road or Launders Ave, Wonga Park.
Playground
There are three playgrounds at Wonga Park Reserve.
The playground between the tennis courts and community hall caters for children aged one to seven years, with a junior play unit.
The playground overlooking the main sportsground and next to the barbecues is more challenging with fun climbing, swinging and balancing opportunities.
The Gooligulch playground is based on the Graeme Base book My Grandma Lived in Gooligulch. This playground allows children to ride kangaroos, befriend wombats, emus and other characters under the watchful eye of Grandma.
BMX track
This popular facility provides a place for young people to come together and improve their BMX skills on a dirt bike track. Three jump circuits of varying skill levels are provided and jumps should not be modified to exceed 1.5 metres.
- Beginners between 0.3 - 0.7 metres
- Intermediate between 0.5 - 1.0 metres
- Advanced between 1.0 - 1.5 metres
Sports clubs & community groups
- Burch Memorial Pre-school
- Wonga Park Community Cottage
- Wonga Park Cricket Club
- Wonga Park Netball Club
- Wonga Park Playgroup
- Wonga Park Tennis Club
- Wonga Park Wizards Junior Football Club (soccer)
Bring your dog
This is an off lead reserve where dogs may be unrestrained provided that the dog is under effective control and not within 15 metres of the playground, barbecue or a sporting event.
Facilities for hire
Wonga Park Reserve offers soccer and cricket pitch hire.
Contact us for bookings and fees.
Report an issue
Have you noticed something unsafe like a broken tree branch or damaged playground that needs our attention?
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.
… If you weren't the driver and got a parking infringement notice complete a nomination … person. Tags infringements and fines Apply Parking, Roads and Footpaths Property and Development … Nominate …
If you were not the driver and received a parking infringement notice then you may complete the nomination statement form below to have the infringement reissued to the correct person. Nominating another person is only available for parking infringements.
How to nominate
To nominate another person, download and complete:
and then:
- email to manningham@manningham.vic.gov.au
- post to Manningham City Council, PO Box 1, Doncaster, Victoria 3108 or
- drop in at the customer service desk at Manningham Civic Centre, 699 Doncaster Road, Doncaster.
… to managing our city’s infrastructure efficiently and sustainably. Did you know that Manningham is one of the … with more than 656 hectares of Council-managed parks and reserves? With more than 60km of shared trails, 300 individual parks and reserves, 163 play spaces, numerous picnic areas and …
Did you know that Manningham is one of the leafiest areas of metropolitan Melbourne with more than 656 hectares of Council-managed parks and reserves?
With more than 60km of shared trails, 300 individual parks and reserves, 163 play spaces, numerous picnic areas and walking paths to manage, our Parks Improvement Program sets out a plan for the future upgrades of all our parks over the next 20 years.
We are guided by our Open Space Strategy, the Eastern Region Sport, Recreation and Trail Strategy, specific park masterplans, community requests and planned facility renewal programs.
Our Parks Improvement Program identifies opportunities for improvements and ensures our parks and reserves are well maintained and upgraded as our population grows.
What is the Parks Improvement Program?
The Parks Improvement Programs sets out a plan for the future renewal and upgrade of all parks in Manningham over the next 20 years.
How was this program developed?
The Parks Improvement Program is based on recommendations from our Open Space Strategy, Eastern Region Sport, Recreation and Trails Strategy, specific masterplans for our parks, feedback and requests from our community and planned facility renewal programs.
What are the objectives of this plan?
This program will ensure our parks and reserves remain relevant and accessible to everyone into the future. It will make sure that facilities are in good condition and adapt to changing needs.
How is the schedule of renewal and upgrade determined?
For most park facilities like playspaces, furniture, paths and garden beds they need to be renewed every 20-25 years to ensure they are in a good and safe condition. Other factors are the level of use, i.e. Regional parks and playspaces get much higher use and wear out more quickly; the population growth in that neighbourhood; and demand for new facilities like fitness equipment, lighting and trails.
Does the program factor in new parks in the future?
Yes a number of new parks or expansion of existing ones has been determined in the Open Space Strategy to cater for gaps in provision, links to other parks or where there is higher density living occurring. These sites will gradually be acquired and developed as they become available.
Current park and playspace upgrades
Ruffey Lake Park’s Church Road North playground provides a different experience to the other playgrounds in the park. ...
Ruffey Lake Park’s Church Road North playground provides a different experience to the other playgrounds in the park.
Smaller and set amongst mature shade trees, the playground focuses on playing in the natural landscape and features a rock labyrinth, see-saw, swing suitable for all ages, junior see-saw and a cubby.
Cook something on the electric barbecues and enjoy a bite to eat in the large picnic shelter, or on the many picnic tables.
Parking
You can park the car in Church Road North.
Report an issue
Have you noticed something unsafe like a broken tree branch or damaged playground that needs our attention?
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.
Green Gully Linear Park is a popular linear park for local residents. It is located along a pleasant open grassed gully formed from a drainage line which leads ultimately to the Yarra River. ...
Green Gully Linear Park is a popular linear park for local residents. It is located along a pleasant open grassed gully formed from a drainage line which leads ultimately to the Yarra River. It provides for a range of recreational facilities and features a wetland system, playground, picnic facilities and pedestrian and cycle path, as well as significant remnant vegetation. It extends from Heidelberg-Warrandyte Road across Porter Street to Reynolds Road, where it links to Jenkins Playspace via a pedestrian underpass.
Places and spaces
- Bicycle and pedestrian path
- Play equipment
- Exercise equipment
- Wetland and bush areas
- Jenkins Playground
- Bronte Playground
- Hollywood Playground
Path Length
1.4 km (sealed)
Bring your dog
Off lead reserve, except within 15 metres of a playground, BBQ area or where a sporting event is in progress
Report an issue
Have you noticed something unsafe like a broken tree branch or damaged playground that needs our attention?
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.
… Anderson Park offers both sporting and biodiversity conservation. The remnant indigenous … is considered a high priority bushland reserve. Walkers and cyclists can access the park via an off-road shared path along Anderson Creek Road and an on-road bicycle path along Reynolds Road. Anderson …
North and South Pitch Fields closed for public use
To establish the playing surface for the upcoming soccer season, both soccer fields will be closed for public use until 23 January 2025.
We encourage you to visit nearby reserves during this time.
Anderson Park offers both sporting and biodiversity conservation. The remnant indigenous vegetation is considered a high priority bushland reserve.
Walkers and cyclists can access the park via an off-road shared path along Anderson Creek Road and an on-road bicycle path along Reynolds Road.
Places and spaces
- Doncaster Rovers Soccer Club
Facilities for hire
Anderson Park offers two full sized grass pitches and a smaller synthetic soccer pitch.
Contact us for bookings and fees.
Bus Services
Bus routes along Reynolds Road and Andersons Creek Road: 273, 280, 305, 318 and 961
Report an issue
Have you noticed something unsafe like a broken tree branch or damaged playground that needs our attention?
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.
… around the trails in the bush. Landscapers, sculptors and artists have helped create a natural play space for kids …
This is a great place for kids to explore and immerse themselves in the outside world.
Discover the sculptures dotted around the trails in the bush. Landscapers, sculptors and artists have helped create a natural play space for kids to explore at Currawong Bush Park. Can you spot the kangaroo? Play in the woven cubby, curl up in the giant nest or count the ants the echidna is about to eat.
See if you can spot the native birds, lizards and frogs on your adventure, or maybe you will be lucky enough to catch sight of a wombat, or koala.
Stay for a bite to eat and enjoy a picnic in the bush, or cook up a feast using the onsite barbecue.
Places and spaces
There are many tracks around the park to explore on foot. Our self-guided walks will familiarise you with different areas such as the scar tree and the billabong:
- All Manna of Gums Walking Guide – Takes you along the Mullum Mullum Creek via the Mullum Mullum Trail and Currawong Bush Park
- Currawong Bush Park Walks are a series of eight walks, each focusing on different aspects of the reserve. All of these walks start and finish at Currawong bush Park. Downloading the audio guides will enhance your Currawong experience
- Mullum Mullum Trail is popular with nature loving cyclists and walkers. The trail runs on the other side of the Mullum Mullum Creek and is connected to Currawong Bush Park with a pedestrian bridge just north of Reynolds Road.
- Conference Centre available for hire for your next functions, meetings or seminars
Getting there and car parking
You can park your car at one of the two carparks from the Reynolds Road entrance.
- The first carpark is at the top of the driveway and is closest to the conference centre.
- The second carpark is closer to the park, you will find the carpark further along the road.
Walk to the park and enjoy the surroundings. Cross the pedestrian bridge near the Mullum Mullum Trail north of Reynolds Road. This track forms part of a 4.5 kilometer circuit walk through the park or for a shortcut, take the driveway to the central area.
Take the bike and use the pedestrian bridge from the Mullum Mullum Trail and the vehicle track from Arnold Drive. To protect the park and animals that live here, you can only use bikes on vehicle tracks.
Please also check the weather before arriving, the park will be closed on total fire bans days.
Please don't bring your dog
Dogs are not allowed at Currawong Bush Park because it is a protected habitat.
Fire safety at Currawong Bush Park
All Manningham reserves are closed on days of total fire ban, or higher extreme or catastrophic Fire Danger Rating. Visiting a reserve on these days places you at risk and potentially in danger.
To check the current Fire Danger Rating or find out if it’s a total fire ban day, go to the CFA website.
Report an issue
Please let us know if you notice anything unsafe, like a broken tree branch or damaged playground.
What we do to reduce fire risk at Currawong Bush Park
Finer fuels such as leaf litter, tree branches and twigs raise the level of risk within reserves. Large fallen trees require a much higher level of heat to burn and provide habitats for native wildlife.
Here are some actions we take throughout the year to reduce the fire risk at this reserve:
- create and maintain fuel breaks within the reserve
- maintain grass heights with slashing, brush cutting and tractors year round
- remove fine fuels such as loose and fallen branches
- annual inspection and maintenance of Fire Access Tracks, to ensure emergency service vehicles can access the reserve
- inspect access points, gates and locks
We manage 20 per cent of the land in Manningham, but the other 66 per cent is privately owned. Visit the CFA website for information on how to prepare your private property for fire.
Safer Together
Watch the video below to learn more about:
- different types of vegetation
- how a fire may behave within the reserve
- how to prepare for a fire
Report an issue
Have you noticed something unsafe like a broken tree branch or damaged playground that needs our attention?
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.
Find out more about the Manningham Links Road Improvement Strategy....
The Manningham Link Road Improvement Strategy aims to guide priorities for the future development of the remaining partially constructed link roads across the municipality. It focuses on upgrading Manningham's road network to enhance safety, support sustainable transport, and improve connectivity. It prioritises road projects based on safety, capacity, and economic efficiency while advocating for state funding and minimising environmental impacts in sensitive areas.
Focus areas:
- improving road safety
- supporting sustainable transport options
- improving connectivity between regional centers, local neighborhoods, and the Melbourne Central Business District
- prioritising road projects that offer the greatest benefit to the community at the lowest cost
- collaborating with state authorities to secure funding and support for essential road projects within the municipality
- minimising environmental impacts and supporting sustainable development practices.
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… Tikalara Park is located where the Mullum Mullum Creek and the Yarra River join. It forms part of the Yarra Valley … (which supports the Mullum Mullum/Main Yarra Trail) and Manningham freehold land parcels. Websters Road …
Tikalara Park is located where the Mullum Mullum Creek and the Yarra River join. It forms part of the Yarra Valley Parklands on Crown Land managed by Parks Victoria (which supports the Mullum Mullum/Main Yarra Trail) and Manningham freehold land parcels.
Generally Tikalara can be defined as the area north of Websters Road and between Mullum Mullum Creek/Yarra River to the west and Blackburn Road to the east.
The reserve provides flora and fauna, informal recreation, linear park and unstructured nature play.
Fire safety at Tikalara Park
All Manningham reserves are closed on days of total fire ban, or higher extreme or catastrophic Fire Danger Rating. Visiting a reserve on these days places you at risk and potentially in danger.
To check the current Fire Danger Rating or find out if it’s a total fire ban day, go to the CFA website.
Report an issue
Please let us know if you notice anything unsafe, like a broken tree branch or damaged playground.
What we do to reduce fire risk at Tikalara Park
Finer fuels such as leaf litter, tree branches and twigs raise the level of risk within reserves. Large fallen trees require a much higher level of heat to burn and provide habitats for native wildlife.
Here are some actions we take throughout the year to reduce the fire risk at this reserve:
- create and maintain fuel breaks within the reserve
- maintain grass heights with slashing, brush cutting and tractors year round
- remove fine fuels such as loose and fallen branches
- annual inspection and maintenance of Fire Access Tracks, to ensure emergency service vehicles can access the reserve
- inspect access points, gates and locks
We manage 20 per cent of the land in Manningham, but the other 66 per cent is privately owned. Visit the CFA website for information on how to prepare your private property for fire.
Safer Together
Watch the video below to learn more about:
- different types of vegetation
- how a fire may behave within the reserve
- how to prepare for a fire
Report an issue
Have you noticed something unsafe like a broken tree branch or damaged playground that needs our attention?
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.