We want to hear from you about:

  • the types of Council-owned facilities, infrastructure and living assets (like trees) most important to you
  • where there might be room for improvement.

Your input will help us update our plans to manage our community facilities, infrastructure and living assets in Boroondara.

Each Council updates their Asset Plan every 4 years, and we do this to support the goals of our Boroondara Community Plan.

Our facilities, infrastructure and living assets

Council owns and manages different types of facilities, infrastructure and living assets in Boroondara. These help us deliver important services for our community and can be categorised as:

  • Open space and outdoor recreation

    • street trees
    • park trees
    • gardens
    • grassed areas
    • playgrounds
    • public furniture (like seats, picnic settings and bins)
    • road reserves
    • spaces for outdoor dining
    • sportsgrounds
    • sport pavilions and club rooms.
  • Community buildings

    • libraries
    • healthy ageing centres
    • community centres
    • arts and cultural centres
    • early learning centres
    • maternal and child health centres
    • public toilets
    • leisure centres and pools.
  • Streets, lighting and drainage networks

    • council-owned local streets
    • council-owned car parks
    • footpaths
    • laneways
    • off-road paths for walking and riding
    • public lighting
    • stormwater drains.