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Shape Baysie - Major Review Strategic Community Plan
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Help shape a bright future for our City by taking part in the major review of the City of Bayswater Strategic Community Plan.
What is the Strategic Community Plan?
The Strategic Community Plan (SCP) is the framework that guides everything we do at the City of Bayswater and ensures decision making is in line with community expectations. All Local Governments in Western Australia are required to have a ten-year SCP developed with the community to outline community vision and priorities. You can view the City's current 2017-2027 Strategic Community Plan in the document library.
Why review the Strategic Community Plan?
The development and review of a SCP is a statutory requirement of the State Government’s Integrated Planning and Reporting Framework. The Local Government Act requires the SCP to have a minor review every two years and a full review every four years to ensure it's relevance and responsiveness.
How can I get involved?
During the first stage of community engagement, we asked two questions - what does being part of the City of Bayswater community mean to you and what you would like us to do in the future? We gathered input from a wide range of community members at local community events, at our libraries, at local schools and online. You can check out some of the feedback we received in the Ideas Board tab below.
The second stage of engagement involved a series of community workshops undertaken in June, most of which were held online via Zoom, to enable people to gather together and provide input during a time of physical distancing. Alongside these workshops we invited people to complete an online or hard copy Kitchen Conversation Kit. All of the information gathered was considered alongside the City's key strategic commitments and informed the development of the draft Strategic Community Plan 2021 - 2031.
Following the holiday season, the City will be inviting feedback on the draft document in February 2021. Keep an eye on this page for further updates.
We're here to help, get in touch with us by calling 9272 0991 or send us an email at engage@bayswater.wa.gov.au with any questions.
Help shape a bright future for our City by taking part in the major review of the City of Bayswater Strategic Community Plan.
What is the Strategic Community Plan?
The Strategic Community Plan (SCP) is the framework that guides everything we do at the City of Bayswater and ensures decision making is in line with community expectations. All Local Governments in Western Australia are required to have a ten-year SCP developed with the community to outline community vision and priorities. You can view the City's current 2017-2027 Strategic Community Plan in the document library.
Why review the Strategic Community Plan?
The development and review of a SCP is a statutory requirement of the State Government’s Integrated Planning and Reporting Framework. The Local Government Act requires the SCP to have a minor review every two years and a full review every four years to ensure it's relevance and responsiveness.
How can I get involved?
During the first stage of community engagement, we asked two questions - what does being part of the City of Bayswater community mean to you and what you would like us to do in the future? We gathered input from a wide range of community members at local community events, at our libraries, at local schools and online. You can check out some of the feedback we received in the Ideas Board tab below.
The second stage of engagement involved a series of community workshops undertaken in June, most of which were held online via Zoom, to enable people to gather together and provide input during a time of physical distancing. Alongside these workshops we invited people to complete an online or hard copy Kitchen Conversation Kit. All of the information gathered was considered alongside the City's key strategic commitments and informed the development of the draft Strategic Community Plan 2021 - 2031.
Following the holiday season, the City will be inviting feedback on the draft document in February 2021. Keep an eye on this page for further updates.
We're here to help, get in touch with us by calling 9272 0991 or send us an email at engage@bayswater.wa.gov.au with any questions.
Thank you for your interest in being part of the conversation to make Bayswater a great place to live and work.
This is the space where we will be collecting all your ideas, thoughts and priorities as input into the development of the City's Strategic Community Plan.
If you have completed the hard copy and have scanned it, or have completed it digitally please upload it here.
If you are completing the conversation online you are encouraged to first read the Intro document; then please follow the questions below.