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Imagine Tomorrow: Your Community Plan - Stage 1 consultation
This consultation has concluded.
Imagine Tomorrow is your opportunity to contribute your vision to the Community Plan. Have your say and contribute your vision and your ideas for the future.
The Community Plan will reflect your aspirations and the aspirations of the people from our region. By participating you will help guide and create a long term vision for our region and give Council a 'community roadmap' to respond to change, challenges and opportunities over the next 20 years.
The Community Plan will detail the future we want for our community and how to achieve it. Your future, all our futures....it is important that you share your ideas and have your say!
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Imagine Tomorrow - What is your vision for the region? How do you want the future to look?
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Please let us know what is important in your vision, why and what can be done to achieve it ... it may be a sustainable balance between population growth, urban development and the environment, it may be a strong and flourishing regional economy, it may be well serviced, safe and connected communities it may be a number of things but your vision is important.
by CRC Administrator 25 Nov 2010, 5:57pm | 1564 views
What are three things you like about our region and the place where you live that you would wish to see preserved and enhanced?
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You might like to comment and add ideas on lifestyle, community and recreation facilities, specific Council programs or Council services.
by CRC Administrator 25 Nov 2010, 6:27pm | 615 views
What would be your priority for Council and the community to achieve together?
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You may like to consider and comment on topics such as economic diversity, a sustainable future, social wellbeing and the mechanisms to achieve these intrinsically linked elements.
by CRC Administrator 25 Nov 2010, 6:22pm | 655 views
What are your thoughts on how population growth and development can be managed sustainably and balanced with the natural environment?
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Projections indicate that our region may experience a population increase over the next 20 years of approximately 58,000 extra people on top of our current population of 164,356 (as of 30 March 2010, ABS). What can Council and the community do to ensure population growth is balanced and compatible with community, development and the environment?
by CRC Administrator 25 Nov 2010, 6:15pm | 789 views
Do you have a view on the type of community in which you want to live in 20 years time and what should be a priority to achieve this?
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by CRC Administrator 25 Nov 2010, 6:14pm | 594 views
Cairns Regional Council believes that communities where people are safe, healthy, connected and live in harmony with the environment is a key objective for the future. What ideas can you contribute to guide Council?
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You might like to consider and contribute ideas on well serviced neighbourhoods, vibrant business and shopping precincts, and community facilities.
by CRC Administrator 25 Nov 2010, 6:12pm | 551 views
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How would you describe the quality of life in the Cairns Regional Council area?
Accessible poll results below, followed by Flash (inaccessible) pie chart Option Percentage Very good 47.8% Good 34.8% Poor 13.0% Very poor 4.3% Don't know / unsure 0.1% -
Community Plan Project Team
Community Plan Project Team (Cairns Regional Council) -
Community consultation at Smithfield Shopping Centre, 9am-5.30pm 19 November 2010 Community consultation at Stockland Earlville, 9am-5pm 20 November 2010 Community consultation at Piconne's Super IGA Manunda, 10am-2pm 20 November 2010 Community consultation at Coles, Edmonton, 10am-2pm 20 November 2010 Community consultation at Bramston Beach Cafe, 7-8.30pm 23 November 2010
