Internal Reserves - Colonel Light Gardens

Thank you for your feedback, this consultation is now closed and under review.

We would like to express our sincere gratitude to all participants who actively engaged in the Encumbered Internal Reserves consultation. Your invaluable contributions through survey completions, emails, phone calls and written responses are highly appreciated.

The data gathered during the consultation phase is currently under review and we will soon be working on preparing an engagement report. Upon completion of the engagement report a Full Council decision report will be compiled for Council’s consideration.

We appreciate your commitment to this process and look forward to continuing our collaboration with the community as we move forward with discussions on Community Land within Colonel Light Gardens.

Have your say on our draft Community Land Management Plans for Internal Reserves in Colonel Light Gardens.

The City of Mitcham is inviting the community to provide feedback on our draft Community Land Management Plans for Internal Reserves in Colonel Light Gardens.

The draft Community Land Management Plans for Internal Reserves in Colonel Light Gardens have been prepared to facilitate proper management and ongoing improvements to community land assets across the suburb.

We are seeking feedback to ensure the Plans deliver a clear vision for the future management of our community land and reflect the core values of the community.

There are 2 CLMPs we wish to consult on, they are:

• Internal Reserves C CLMP (Located at Grange Road, Tidworth Crescent and Salisbury Crescent, Colonel Light Gardens), and;
• Portland Place Reserve CLMP (Located at Portland Place, Colonel Light Gardens)

Following adoption, these CLMPs will replace any existing CLMPs for the parcel of Community Land they relate to.

Where can you find more information?

Answers to a number of frequently asked questions can be found in the FAQ tab on the right. We have also developed a series of Videos to explain the purpose of Community Land Management Plans and our approach to reviewing them.

More information can be found in the 12 November 2024 Full Council Meeting via the link provided to the right of this page.