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Greening Melbourne; one laneway at a time
Gail Hall, Coordinator Green Infrastructure
Green Our City Strategic Action Plan
Greening Melbourne; one laneway at a time Gail Hall, Coordinator - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Greening Melbourne; one laneway at a time Gail Hall, Coordinator - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Greening Melbourne; one laneway at a time Gail Hall, Coordinator Green Infrastructure Green Our City Strategic Action Plan The Action Plan targets Targets by 2021 Achieve People are Double the Double the healthy, knowledgeable number of
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The Action Plan targets
Targets by 2021
Double the area of green roofs to ten hectares Double the number of vertical green installations to 100 Achieve healthy, diverse vegetation (at least 80 per cent) People are knowledgeable and supportive
- f green roofs
and vertical greening
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The four focus areas and eleven actions
Focus area 1: Lead by Example
- Build a
demonstration green roof/s
- Evaluate the Green
Your Laneway project
- Improve information
accessibility Focus area 2: Develop and Maintain Partnerships
- Co-fund through the
Urban Forest Fund
- Advocate for
industry standards and rating mechanisms Focus area 3: Targeted Advocacy
- Work with
Fisherman’s Bend taskforce to influence a major growth area
- Continue and
improve Canopy green roof forum
- Join and attend
CASBE Focus area 4: Effective Regulation
- Develop a planning
scheme amendment
- Enhance
sustainability
- bjectives in the
Municipal Strategic Statement
- Provide an ESD/GI
service
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Mapping the existing laneways
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43ha, 73% 16ha, 27%
Private
Whose lanes are they?
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Analysing the lanes
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Results
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Checking suitability for different typologies
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Forest Lane
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Vertical Gardens
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Farm Lane
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Park Lane
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Participate – our online community engagement forum
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https://participate.melbourne.vic.gov.au/greenlaneways
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The Nominations – over 800 of them!
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Some laneways were very popular
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City of Melbourne concept – Myers Place
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The Laneway champion’s concept
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What we learned – Green is not enough People love climbing plants – but trust matters Traffic changes can be popular Stakeholders expect the ‘full package’ – Art – Lighting – Greening – Resurfacing Vertical greening takes time to look good – order plants as early as possible
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The green and the greener at Myers Place
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Artists’ impression – Coromandel Place
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Coromandel overall Discuss tree and bollard
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Vertical greening
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Trees Discuss tree and bollard
Magnolia Native Frangipani
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Pedestrian Priority Discuss tree and bollard
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Pedestrian Priority Discuss tree and bollard
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Murals
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Guildford Lane – tour groups and additional art
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Laneway Champions make all the difference
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Guildford lane working bee
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Promoting the finished products
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Sharing the data with everyone – The Open Data Platform
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Case studies to share what we learnt
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Evaluation of the project
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THANK YOU
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