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Monash Council invests $88.7 million to deliver critical projects

by Annabelle Powell
April 29, 2022
in Council, News, Spotlight, Urban Development
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City of Monash’s 2022/23 Draft Budget, which outlines its biggest ever Capital Works spend of more than $88.7 million, aims to deliver critical programs and projects that are of high priority for Monash residents and businesses.

City of Monash Mayor, Stuart James, said the Draft Budget focuses on the future, as the community emerges from COVID-19 restrictions.

“The last two years have been extremely tough for our ratepayers, residents and traders,” Mayor James said.

“I’m proud that due to prudent financial management over many years, Council was able to provide a 10 per cent waiver on rates at the height of the pandemic, the only Council to do so, and we waived or froze various fees and charges to support our community.

“As we ease slowly forward, we look hopefully towards resuming normal business for future prosperity, delivering those critical programs and projects that are a high priority for Monash residents and businesses.”

Key projects outlined in the 2022/23 Draft Budget include: 

  • Public toilets at Holmesglen and Galbally Reserves, and designing a public toilet for Napier Reserve
  • Construction of the Glen Waverley Sports Hub Tennis Facility
  • Pavilion upgrade to Mulgrave Reserve and design work for Mt Waverley Reserve pavilion
  • Playspace upgrades 
  • Extension of the Bogong Car Park for replacement and additional car parking in Glen Waverley
  • Exploration of the Dorrington Drive Early Years Hub (Mount Waverley) which would offer 132 additional kindergarten spaces, Maternal and Child Health services and a uniquely designed playgroup area for children with additional needs

Council is also proposing initiatives including: 

  • A disposable nappy recycling pilot program, which creates materials such as cat litter from used nappies instead of sending them to landfill
  • Artwork supporting Council’s Reconciliation Action Plan, which seeks to explore, develop and embed strategies to advance reconciliation 
  • Pilot program from Mulgrave Library supporting children with autism to enjoy and interact with library services
  • Feasibility study into a Seniors Exercise Park

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