Place Management

Melbourne 2030 encourages mixed used development, activity, and living in designated Activity Centres around key transport and access nodes. These Centres also have a range of stakeholders, residents and community who are affected by the many policies, plans and procedures being implemented. As such, Melbourne 2030 Activity Centres will benefit from a coordinated and integrated approach to implementation and management of these Activity Centres.

Support for Place Managers

The Department acknowledges the importance of place management for Activity Centres. It has provided funding support to local Councils who employ place managers through its Central Activities Districts and Transit Cities and Creating Better Places programs.

The Department acknowledges that place management is a broad and emerging profession that has no set definition or boundaries. To assist current and new Place Managers, the Department is in the process of developing a number of support tools on place management. These include:

  • Undertaking benefit assessments of a place management approach using local and international case studies.
  • Funding support for place managers (as a dedicated resource to drive implementation in key activity centres) through the Creating Better Places program.
The Department is keen to work with all place managers across the state, in particular the LGPro Principal Activity Centre Special Interest Group in developing these tools and the related skill sets and resources required.

The Department is also open to any further comments or suggestions on areas that may be of interest and of help to the place managers. If you have any suggestions or comments please contact the Program Manager on (03) 8644 8835.

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