Lavers Hill Community Infrastructure Plan

No longer on display. Expired on 03 June 2020, 05:00 PM

Colac Otway Shire has allocated $100,000 in its annual capital works budget for new and improved infrastructure in small towns throughout the Colac Otway Shire.  Council decides how to allocate these funds based on Small Town Community Infrastructure Plans which were developed from some years ago.  Council has begun a new rolling process to review and update these plans to ensure the spending meets your community's priorities, with Lavers Hill being one of several priority towns for 2020.

Thank you for participating in this process.  You can have your say on your Small Town Community Infrastructure Plan by:

  • completing the online survey CLICK HERE
  • contacting the Economic Development & Tourism team to discuss your ideas

A drop in session was planned, however due to commencing Covid19 social distancing measures, an alternative option of phone discussions was selected as part of the community consultation.

How will it work?

Stage 1

  1. Community infrastructure planning in the ColacOtway Shire involves a survey of residents of each local town and its surrounding district, where responses to three questions are sought.  A survey can be found online, in print, by speaking to your local Progress Association/Community Group or by contacting the Economic Development team to discuss your ideas. 
  2. Survey responses are analysed and collated to provide a summary list of ideas, values and responsible agency.

Stage 2         

  1. A ranking survey will take place to allow residents to prioritise the collated ideas.  This will be available in an online survey, in print, by speaking to your local Progress Association/Community Group or contacting the Economic Development team to advise of your priorities.
  2. This priority list forms the basis of a Small Town Community Infrastructure Plan, which seeks to outline what the local community wants to see happen and the agency through which the proposed projects might be realised.  For example, some projects might be the responsibility of state or federal governments, Colac Otway Shire Council, public or private enterprises or organisations, and others might be projects the local community can take on.

 

Timeline

Survey opens

26 March 2020

Survey is open for 4 weeks, and is available online or call the Economic Development team 5232 9400 to discuss your ideas

Survey Closes

18 May 2020

Complete online survey or call the Economic Development team on 5232 9400 to discuss your ideas.

Ranking Survey opens

10 June 2020

Survey will open for 2 weeks, and is available online or phone the Eco Dev team 5232 9400 to discuss your priorities

Ranking Survey closes

24 June 2020

Complete online survey or call the Economic Development team to discuss your ideas. 

Priorities list finalised

July 2020

Responses collated & priority list developed and presented to Council

 

COMPLETE THE SURVEY

CLICK HERE to complete the survey.

Council is collecting your details in the survey to contact you for the second stage of the consultation.  The ranking survey is to prioritise the collated ideas.

 

Privacy Statement

Colac Otway Shire Council (Council) is collecting the personal information on this form to contact you for the second stage of the consultation. The second stage is to rank and prioritise the collated ideas regarding the Lavers Hill Community Infrastructure Plan 2020. The information collected on this form will be used solely by Council for that primary purpose or directly related purposes. Participation in the survey is voluntary. Council will take every reasonable step to ensure your privacy is protected in accordance with the Privacy and Data Protection Act 2014. All survey data will be stored in Council's Electronic Document Record Management System (EDRMS).  You may contact Council to request access to personal information we hold about you, or for other concerns regarding privacy of your information, by phoning 5232 9400 or by emailing inq@colacotway.vic.gov.au

 

View the priorities lists from 2006 and 2015