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Draft Strategic Plan 2025

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Consultation has concluded

Council decision/outcome

This consultation closed on Friday 2 August 2019.

During the community engagement process Council received 123 responses, with over 700 visits to the website.

At its meeting on Tuesday 24 September 2019, Council formally adopted the Strategic Plan 2025 after considering the feedback from the community.

You can view the feedback received in more detail in the Community Engagement Outcomes Report

The agenda and Council report from the 24 September 2019 Council meeting is available on Council’s website

Background

The Strategic Plan 2025 is our plan for a strong and vibrant city. It reflects our vision and aspirations for the future and establishes a clear direction for the City of Tea Tree Gully – a thriving community with a quality lifestyle that values its people and natural environment.

The Plan builds on the progress we have made to improve our city, strengthening our economy, enhancing our open spaces and parks, creating a quality lifestyle and fostering a resilient and resourceful community.

It also ensures that we remain flexible and responsive to the current and future opportunities and challenges that present themselves. Some of which are not unique to us.

At the heart of this plan is the wellbeing of everyone who lives and works here and visits our city. As custodians of this great city, we are committed to working together with our many stakeholders to make a positive difference and add real value to our community. The concept of wellbeing is articulated in our aspirations for a healthy, safe, prosperous, connected, vibrant and liveable city and community.

The following five areas will form the themes and objectives in the Draft Strategic Plan 2025:

  • Community
  • Environment
  • Economy
  • Places
  • Leadership

Draft Strategic Plan 2025 is the lead document in our strategic planning framework and is supported by specific strategies and plans that guide our decision making, annual business planning and budgeting as well as the day-to-day management of our City.

To get involved and have your say:

We look forward to receiving your feedback.

Council decision/outcome

This consultation closed on Friday 2 August 2019.

During the community engagement process Council received 123 responses, with over 700 visits to the website.

At its meeting on Tuesday 24 September 2019, Council formally adopted the Strategic Plan 2025 after considering the feedback from the community.

You can view the feedback received in more detail in the Community Engagement Outcomes Report

The agenda and Council report from the 24 September 2019 Council meeting is available on Council’s website

Background

The Strategic Plan 2025 is our plan for a strong and vibrant city. It reflects our vision and aspirations for the future and establishes a clear direction for the City of Tea Tree Gully – a thriving community with a quality lifestyle that values its people and natural environment.

The Plan builds on the progress we have made to improve our city, strengthening our economy, enhancing our open spaces and parks, creating a quality lifestyle and fostering a resilient and resourceful community.

It also ensures that we remain flexible and responsive to the current and future opportunities and challenges that present themselves. Some of which are not unique to us.

At the heart of this plan is the wellbeing of everyone who lives and works here and visits our city. As custodians of this great city, we are committed to working together with our many stakeholders to make a positive difference and add real value to our community. The concept of wellbeing is articulated in our aspirations for a healthy, safe, prosperous, connected, vibrant and liveable city and community.

The following five areas will form the themes and objectives in the Draft Strategic Plan 2025:

  • Community
  • Environment
  • Economy
  • Places
  • Leadership

Draft Strategic Plan 2025 is the lead document in our strategic planning framework and is supported by specific strategies and plans that guide our decision making, annual business planning and budgeting as well as the day-to-day management of our City.

To get involved and have your say:

We look forward to receiving your feedback.

Consultation has concluded


Ask us a question about the Draft Strategic Plan 2025 and we will get back to you.

Note: please do not send questions here that are not relevant to this proposal. Questions about general Council matters please contact Customer Service



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    AdlaM asked over 5 years ago

    Good morning, thank you for your question. The Draft Strategic Plan 2025 feedback form has been set up so anyone can provide feedback - there is no need to register. We do ask however that each respondent provide their name and either a postal or email address so we can keep you updated on the progress of the project and also to ensure that we can identify any duplicate responses. 

    If you are having trouble completing the feedback form please feel welcome to contact me on 8397 7444 and I will do my best to help you out. Keep in mind that feedback closes at 5pm today (2 August). Kind regards Donna M