FAQs

To provide a long-term vision for the development, management, and enhancement of the town, ensuring it remains a welcoming, accessible, and sustainable space for the community and visitors to enjoy along the waterfront for the next 20 years.

The plan is being developed to incorporate community feedback, address new ideas and concerns, and ensure the town meets the evolving needs and expectations of the community and its visitors.

Some key elements include retaining the town's unique character, balancing natural and developed areas, enhancing accessibility and safety, and incorporating specific community-suggested ideas such as improved cycling and pedestrian paths, additional picnic areas, and community event spaces.

Your feedback will be collected, analysed, and used to inform the revisions and adjustments made to the plan. This ensures that the final plan reflects the needs, aspirations, and desires of the community.

Once the plan is adopted by the Council, a phased implementation plan will be developed, outlining specific projects, timelines, and funding requirements. The exact timeline for completion will depend on available resources and priorities.

You can stay updated by visiting the engagement website at engage.mansfield.vic.gov.au and following Mansfield Shire Council on social media for regular updates and announcements.

You can reach out to the Strategic Planning team at Mansfield Shire Council for any questions or concerns related to the development of the new plan.

The Integrated Water Management Plan is a holistic approach to managing Goughs Bay's water resources, ensuring sustainable water use, quality, and availability. This aspect of the Goughs Bay Plan focuses on providing the community with both potable (drinking) water and efficient wastewater services while protecting the quality of Lake Eildon.

This plan will ensure a sustainable water supply for the community, provide infrastructure for potable and wastewater services, and protect the environment, particularly the water quality of Lake Eildon. Moreover, it will facilitate future developments within the town.