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COMMUNITY INFORMATION NIGHT MAY 2018 MINGLE UPDATE MAY 2018 OUR MOLONGLO VALLEY UPDATE MAY 2018 COMMUNITY INFORMATION NIGHT MAY 2018 DEVELOPMENT UPDATE MAY 2018 Land Release Program COMMUNITY INFORMATION NIGHT MAY 2018 NO WASTE MAY

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COMMUNITY INFORMATION NIGHT

MAY 2018

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MINGLE UPDATE

MAY 2018

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OUR MOLONGLO VALLEY UPDATE

MAY 2018

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COMMUNITY INFORMATION NIGHT

MAY 2018

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DEVELOPMENT UPDATE

MAY 2018

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Land Release Program

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COMMUNITY INFORMATION NIGHT

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NO WASTE

MAY 2018

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COMMUNITY INFORMATION NIGHT

MAY 2018

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ENVIRONMENT, PLANNING AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORATE UPDATE

MAY 2018

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COMMUNITY INFORMATION NIGHT

MAY 2018

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TRANSPORT CANBERRA AND CITY SERVICES UPDATE

MAY 2018

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24 May 2018

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2017 Survey Feedback

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Next, kitchen table conversations

Available from Monday 18 June in ACT Libraries or online at www.YourSay.act.gov.au/BetterSuburbs

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Then the Citizen’s Forum

To be hosted on 21 July, 4/5 August and 18/19 August 65 Forum members 40 random selected – Australia Post invites 7 Community Council representatives 18 Government or stakeholder reps Will craft Better Suburbs Statement ‘in own words’ Invites to 4000 random households sent out yesterday – nomination closes 12 June 2018 PLAYGROUNDS Forum included – will advise on the process for making playground improvements in the future

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Better Suburbs Statement

What it will include A vision for improved delivery of city services A view of current city services How should they change in the next 4 years? Future priorities identified Insights about future participatory decision-making Separate response to Minister – playgrounds Presented to Minister in early September.

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COMMUNITY INFORMATION NIGHT

MAY 2018

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MOLONGLO RIVER CORRIDOR UPDATE

MAY 2018

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COMMUNITY INFORMATION NIGHT

MAY 2018

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STROMLO FOREST PARK UPDATE

MAY 2018

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COMMUNITY INFORMATION NIGHT

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DENMAN PROSPECT UPDATE

MAY 2018

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Denman Prospect

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Retirement Living Site

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Ridgeline Park Trail

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Ridgeline Park

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Temporary Playground

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Denman Village Shops

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Denman Community

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COMMUNITY INFORMATION NIGHT

MAY 2018

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CHARLES WESTON SCHOOL / EDUCATION UPDATE

MAY 2018

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www.education.act.gov.au

ACT Education

  • Enrolments open
  • Charles Weston School
  • Denman Prospect
  • Transitions
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COMMUNITY INFORMATION NIGHT

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PUBLIC HOUSING UPDATE

MAY 2018

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ACT GOVERNMENT

Public Housing Renewal Community Information Night Thursday 24 May 2018

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Overview

  • Public housing renewal program

⋅ Urban renewal is a core priority of the ACT Government and is vital to growing Canberra’s economy. ⋅ The public housing renewal program is a key part of Canberra’s

  • ngoing urban renewal.

⋅ The program is replacing 1,288 of some of the Territory’s oldest public housing properties over a four year period completing in June 2019. ⋅ Replacement housing will be dispersed across all of Canberra in a ‘salt and pepper’ approach. ⋅ New public housing in established and new suburbs will assist to boost the economy of local centres.

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To deliver the renewal program the ACT Government is:

ACT Public Housing Renewal Distribution

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Wright – Section 29

  • The Development Application has been approved.
  • Design refinements:

⋅ Building height reduced

  • ne storey element on

Diesendorf Street ⋅ Number of dwellings reduced to 26 ⋅ Limiting access

  • ff Gornall Street only

⋅ All parking included

  • n site
  • Construction to be completed in Mid-2019
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Remaining Part of Wright Site – Section 29 Block 3

  • The ACT Government has subdivided Section 29 and will proceed with a

Territory Plan Variation on the remaining part of the site, Block 3.

  • A Community Needs Assessment was prepared to support the planning

change and community activity centre. It is available on the Taskforce’s website www.act.gov.au/housingrenewal

  • The Variation will prohibit the use of Block 3 for:

– Residential – Residential care accommodation – Supportive housing – Retirement village.

  • The purchaser will be required to provide a community activity centre of

120m2 Gross Floor Area.

  • Block 3 must be used for community purposes which includes education,

childcare, and medical facilities, or for community or cultural activities.

  • The Variation will be released for public consultation in mid /late 2018.
  • Block 3 is scheduled for sale in 2018-19.
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Coombs

  • Construction has been completed for 150 new two-

bedroom units across seven sites

  • Construction was completed between December 2016

and May 2017

  • The Public Housing Renewal Taskforce has no further

construction planned in Coombs

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Denman Prospect

  • 24 single residential dwellings completed in August 2017

shown in photos below:

⋅ 6 x 2 bedroom houses ⋅ 18 x 3 bedroom houses

  • Block 23 Section 50

– DA Approved – Construction to complete in mid-2019 – It will comprise 25 units

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Examples of completed public housing developments

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ACT Public Housing

Peter Johns Senior Manager, Feasibility & Planning Housing ACT

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Housing ACT

  • Housing ACT owns, manages and maintains close to 12,000 public and

community housing properties spread across the city

  • We provide housing and support, to Canberrans who need it most
  • The foundation for a decent life is affordable, accessible and secure

housing

  • Housing is located across Canberra so people can access opportunities to

participate and contribute throughout the city, regardless of their background, characteristics and circumstances

  • Housing contributes to a safer, stronger and more inclusive community
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  • Just under 12,000 public housing dwellings
  • 70% of dwellings were built before the 1990s
  • Over 60% of stock is detached dwellings
  • 21% of stock are units and 14% are older persons accommodation
  • Housing is scattered across Canberra but Belconnen (24.9%), Inner North

(22.9%) and Tuggeranong (20.8%) accommodate over 60 % of public housing stock

  • The portfolio has a value of $5B and represents approx 7% of the ACT’s

total housing stock

  • As at 30 April 2018 there were 157 public housing dwellings in Wright and

Coombs, which is about 8% of total housing stock (1,966) based on 2106 Census data

What is our portfolio?

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  • There were 21,884 people living in public housing as at 30 June 2017
  • There are presently 1,747 applications for public housing
  • Public housing tenants include a broad range of people:
  • Older people – approx. 26% aged over 65 years
  • Women – 64% of tenants
  • Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people – about 9% of tenancies
  • People with disability – 63% of our tenants access the disability support pension
  • Approx. 75% of our tenants live in single person or single parent households
  • Children – about 27% of our tenants are under the age of 15 years
  • 95% of tenants are on a rebate
  • Some of our tenants stay in public housing for only a short time, until they

can ‘get back on their feet’, others stay in public housing longer-term.

Who are our tenants?

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Maintaining properties

  • Public housing tenants are expected to maintain their homes
  • Tenants are encouraged to repair any damage they cause
  • Tenants are not responsible for fair wear and tear costs such as taps and

washers or carpets that are worn out

  • Housing ACT is responsible for upgrades to wet areas eg bathrooms,

kitchens and indoor and out door paints

  • In small complexes Housing ACT also maintains the common areas and

verges – these are done on a scheduled basis

  • Housing ACT also carries out disability modifications to properties (in

2016-2017, 477 modifications at a cost of $1.59m)

  • Housing ACT also makes energy efficiency improvements and installs

energy efficient appliances in existing dwellings

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Renewing the portfolio

  • The public housing portfolio is old – doesn’t meet contemporary tenant

needs - high repair and maintenance costs ($41m in 2016-17)

  • Reduce concentrations such as those along Northbourne Avenue
  • The housing needs to be diverse to meet varied requirements
  • Well located close to shops, public transport, schools and other facilities
  • Mix of building and tenure types – adaptable and accessible
  • Good quality build and design that matches the look and feel of the

neighbourhood

  • Presently scheduled or underway are 48 dwellings in Denman Prospect

and 26 in Wright

  • There are no plans to establish public housing on community facility land

next to Charles Weston school

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COMMUNITY INFORMATION NIGHT

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AUSTRALIAN FEDERAL POLICE (AFP) UPDATE

MAY 2018

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COMMUNITY INFORMATION NIGHT

MAY 2018

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QUESTIONS – ALL PRESENTERS

MAY 2018

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COMMUNITY INFORMATION NIGHT

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