Past community engagement opportunities

Community engagement (CE) is 'any process that involves the public in problem-solving or decision making and uses public input to make decisions’ – International Association for Public Participation.

The City of Melbourne undertakes a diverse range of community engagement activities. Here is a listing of our previous engagement processes:

2012-13

• Draft Heritage Strategy 
• Parkville Gardens park improvement opportunities
• Future mobility service options
• Docklands Public Realm Plan 
• Princes Park draft master plan

2011-12

• Docklands Community Forum expressions of interest
• Open Space Strategy  
• Neil Street Reserve draft concept plan
• Bicycle Plan 2012-16
• Return to Royal Park. Engagement ended 16 April 2012.
• Kathleen Syme Centre 
• Draft food policy consultation 
• Street gardens consultation
• Urban Forest Strategy 
• Princes Park master plan community consultation. Engagement ended 23 April 2012

2010-11

• Newmarket Saleyards. Engagement ended October 2010
• City North structure plan. Engagement ended October 2010.
• Arden–Macaulay structure plan. Engagement ended October 2010.
• Street Activity review. Engagement ended 24 October 2010
• Newmarket Reserve master plan. Engagement ended 1 October 2010
• The new Municipal Strategic Statement (Amendment C162). Engagement ended 3 September 2010

2009-10

• The future of Southbank. Engagement ended 25 June 2010
• Shape Fitzroy Gardens future. Engagement ended Friday 21 May 2010