Living Locally - Activating Sunshine West - 20-Minute Neighbourhood Pilot Program - Planning
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20-Minute neighbourhoods Community priorities for Sunshine West Supporting Glengala recover from COVID-19 Plan Melbourne 2017–2050 is underpinned by A community partnership approach underpinned the the principle, direction and policies of 20-minute pilot project, responding to the need to strengthen 20-minute neighbourhoods are becoming neighbourhoods. The 20-minute neighbourhood community participation in planning for our increasingly important, as many people have is all about ‘living locally’ — giving people the neighbourhoods. been working remotely and using local services, ability to meet most of their daily needs within a like parks and local shops. 20-minute walk from home, with access to safe As a result of extensive consultation, the Sunshine cycling and local transport options. West community identified opportunities to improve Local shops will need assistance to recover, to liveability in Sunshine West. support them to reconnect with their customers The 20-minute neighbourhood pilot program Community priorities included improvements to: as many have been closed for a long period. was launched to test the practical delivery of • public open space - playgrounds and parks 20-minute neighbourhoods through place based • pedestrian safety - safe crossings Safe retail environments are likely to planning. Sunshine West was a pilot site and the • streetscape - lighting, art, seats and greening accommodate physical distancing for the project pilot concluded in March 2019. • active transport - bike lanes and accessible foreseeable future, with increased pedestrian, footpaths cycling and customer space. This means Purpose of the plans • retail and businesses - retail diversity and on- re-allocating road space in priority locations. street trading. The plans are the first step in the development of In order to safely move around the Sunshine West as a 20-minute neighbourhood and Read the Sunshine West report for a detailed neighbourhood to access essential services, respond to issues raised in the pilot. summary of the community consultation. exercise and support the local economy of Glengala Village, 20-minute neighbourhoods is These activations will also deliver on a number of Sunshine West context an established framework which can be used to the government’s policy objectives in planning, deliver immediate assistance. This project also health, transport, crime, safety and economic The Sunshine West activity centre is Glengala supports the creation of jobs through development. Village, located approximately 13km from construction of infrastructure. Melbourne CBD and approximately 2km from The potential temporary activations provide Sunshine in Brimbank City Council. an opportunity to trial possible permanent interventions, but also respond quickly to the While Sunshine West has a mix of businesses, COVID-19 recovery process through low cost and including a chemist, casual dining and fresh food easy to implement activations that support local grocer, many residents drive to Sunshine to meet traders and the community. their daily needs. Sunshine West is a multicultural neighbourhood that has the potential to provide The strategic opportunities plan features longer the services and destinations to support the term permanent changes, which encourage community to shop and live locally. walking and cycling, along with a transformational amenity lift to the centre.
Greening the street Pot plants and temporary landscaping to soften the street Sunshine West Temporary Activations Potential temporary interventions for further consideration that respond to the community, test permanent works, support the traders and create for more space in response to COVID-19 recovery. 1 Space for walking and street trading Parklets test how we use space for people, rather than cars, gives more land for trading and dining on the street, and provides opportunity for landscaping and art. 2 Traffic calming Pop-up parks Encouraging cycling Prioritising walking Co-working and meeting Economic stimulus Engage an artist or the A new space for gathering, Bike parking throughout Temporary painted Potential iHARVEST pop Support current council community to paint the road, temporary events, play and the centre and repair pedestrian crossings up - Community working activities such as visual creating a vibrant sense of dining (such as food trucks facilities. emphasising pedestrian and meeting spaces in merchandising and shop front arrival and traffic calming or other events), helping priority. Glengala Hall improvements and business treatment. to enhance the area as a grants. destination. 3 4 5 6 7 8
Sunshine West Strategic Opportunities The longer term strategic opportunities identify potential interventions that are based on community priorities, raised during community consultation in the pilot project. Below is an artist impression illustrating how the centre could look if these opportunities are implemented.
Sunshine West Strategic Opportunities The potential interventions were informed by a workshop held on site with multiple council service delivery areas. The artist impressions below illustrate possible opportunities, which will be tested further with the community. Increased footpath/trading Textured road treatment Green and lush Encouraging cycling Pedestrian crossings Relocate bus stop Increased pedestrian Textured road pattern to Canopy trees and Bike parking throughout Raised pedestrian Relocated bus stop space on both sides of the calm traffic and create a landscaping to green the centre and repair crossings to improve and shelter with traffic street for trading, dining on sense of arrival. accessibility and calming measures to the street. facilities. the street, landscaping and pedestrian safety. increase space in the public art. village 1 2 3 4 5 6
Castley Reserve Strategic Opportunities The Castley Reserve plan was developed following the 20-minute neighbourhood pilot program. It includes a walking trail around the reserve, walkability improvements and amenity upgrades along Simmie Street, creating a safe link from the centre to Sunshine Heights Primary School. Opportunities in this plan will be subject to further community consultation. Inspirational Images Legend 20m 06 Master Landscape Plan 02 01 Reconfigured road layout 08 03 02 Planting buffer created in land reclaimed from 04 removing roundabout 01 05 03 Exercise Station #1: Horizontal Ladder & Pull- up Bars 180m 07 04 Painted multi-directional 20metre distance markers for loop running. See over. Painted Running Marker Timber Exercise Equipment Pocket Park Nature Play 05 Exercise Station #2: Push-up Platform & Sit-up / Back Extension Platform 06 Pocket Park: Shade Tress, Seating and Nature Play with Sculptural feature. 07 Reconfigured road layout and Car Parking with new Shade Trees 08 Bicycle Parking 01 09 Starting Point of running loop 11 10 Bicycle Parking 11 Exercise Station #3: Straddle Jump Beam & 01 Step-up Logs 02 Pocket Park Detail Plan 01 Sculptural Marker to street edge 03 10 02 Exercise Station with timber equipment and artificial turf base 03 Pole Forest for play to include carving details 04 Timber pole platform to enable imagination play 05 Rock Yarning Circle 06 Five new trees to support one existing 04 07 Fence covered in climbing plant hidden inside enclosing boundary planting 08 Seating 09 05 06 07 08 Master Landscape Plan epcad.com.au 0 5 10 20 20 Minute Neighbourhood: Castley Reserve scale: 1:500 @ A3 date: 28 May 2020 N The information contained in this document is the copyright of EPCAD Pty Ltd. Use or copying of the document in whole or part without the written permission of EPCAD Pty Ltd constitutes an infringement of copyright. EPCAD Pty Ltd ACN 093 476 334 ABN 26 093 476 334 PERTH MELBOURNE
Supporting safe access to local schools Priority active transport routes for local schools As schools start to reopen, it is critical that safe walking and cycling routes are accessible around local schools and community infrastructure. This is also important for a successful 20-minute neighbourhood, where people, including students, find it easy to walk and cycle. This map identifies schools within a 20-minute walk from Glengala Village. Temporary pedestrian and cycling routes could be established on local streets to enable safe active transport trips from home, with links to key areas, such as cycling trails, local parks and the local shops. Safe school zones on the street facing the school entrance should also be considered. Mailey St - Sunshine Heights Primary School
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