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How to find Council Wards
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Select About Manningham > Wards from the menu listing
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Select from Heide, Mullum Mullum or Koonung wards
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The map will outline the area of the ward selected and a pop-up will appear at the bottom of the screen with links to more information on the ward, its Councillors, and community demographics.
Search by property address
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How to find suburbs
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Refer to the top left corner of the screen and select the What's nearby menu
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Select About Manningham > Suburbs from the menu listing
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Select a suburb to view its location in Manningham. A pop-up will appear at the bottom of the screen with links to a brief summary and the community demographics of the suburb
How to find activity and shopping centres
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Select Key Destinations and choose from Neighbourhood Shopping Centres or Local Shopping Centres from the menu listing
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How to find Capital Works
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Select Capital Works from the menu listing and choose a financial year in which the Capital Works was undertaken
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Select a project to view more information about the budget and category in the pop-up at the bottom of screen
How to find Maternal and Child Health centres
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Refer to the top left corner of the screen and select the What’s nearby menu
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Select Health and Families > Maternal Child Health Centre from the menu listing
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Select a Maternal and Child Health Centre
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A pop-up will appear on the bottom of the page with links to more information on the centre. The centre’s address and phone number will appear under each centre in the listing to the left.
Search by property address
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Search for a property using the search bar in the top left corner
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A pop-up will appear on the bottom of the screen, which will show the Maternal and Child Health centre assigned to the property address
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Select the Maternal Child Health link to view more detailed information about the centre.
How to find immunisation sessions
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Refer to the top left corner of the screen and select the What’s nearby menu
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Select Health and Families > Immunisation Sessions from the menu listing
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The sessions will appear on the map. Select a session from the listing on the left to view more details about a session.
How to find childcare and kindergartens
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Refer to the top left corner of the screen and select the What’s nearby menu
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Select Health and Families > Childcare and Kindergartens from the menu listing
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The child care centres and kindergartens will appear on the map. Select a location from the listing on the left to view more details.
How to find retirement villages
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Select Health and Families > Retirement Village from the menu listing
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The retirement villages will appear on the map. Select a location from the list on the left to view more details.
How to find libraries
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Refer to the top left corner of the screen and select the What’s nearby menu
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Select Facilities > Libraries from the menu listing
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The libraries will appear on the map. Select a location from the list on the left to view more details.
How to find council venues for hire
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Select Facilities > Council Venues for Hire from the menu listing
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The council venues for hire will appear on the map. Select a location from the list on the left to view venue details.
How to find sports stadiums for hire
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Select Facilities > Sports Stadiums for Hire from the menu listing
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The council venues for hire will appear on the map. Select a location from the list on the left to view venue details.
How to find public toilets
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Select Facilities > Public Toilets from the menu listing
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Public toilets in Manningham will appear on the map. Select a location from the list on the left to view a location.
How to find schools
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Select Local Schools > Primary Schools from the menu listing to search for primary schools
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Select Local Schools > Secondary Schools from the menu listing to search for secondary schools
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Primary schools / secondary schools in Manningham will appear on the map. Select a location from the list to view links to more information on the school in the pop-up on the bottom of the screen.
How to find bus stops
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Select Public Transport > Bus Stops from the menu listing
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Bus stops situated in Manningham will appear on the map. Select a location from the list on the left to view more bus stop details in the pop-up on the bottom of the screen.
How to find parks, parks with dog off lead areas and reserves
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Select Active Manningham > Parks and Reserves from the menu listing to search for parks and reserves
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Select a park/reserve from the list on the left to view the location, visitor information and details about the park.
How to find sports and leisure centres
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Select Active Manningham > Sports and Leisure Centres from the menu listing
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Select a centre from the list on the left to view the location, contacts and details about the centre.
How to find playgrounds / skate parks / BMX tracks
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Select Active Manningham > Playgrounds from the menu listing to search for playgrounds
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Select Active Manningham > Skate Parks/BMX Tracks from the menu listing to search for skate parks / BMX tracks
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Select a playground / skate park / BMX track to view the location and more details on Manningham Council website.
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To view planning zones across Manningham, use the zoom in and zoom out icons or use the scroll on your mouse to view planning zones on each property.
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Select Planning Applications from the menu.
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Melbourne Water has designated land under Regulation 806 for proposed works/structures that may affect Melbourne Water's waterways and/or assets.
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… Guides and maps for property and development Find the right property and … with our when do you need a permit guide. Learn more View maps, the planning scheme and amendments to the scheme Our maps Explore our maps to find information about your …
Get guidance on popular topics like removing trees or building fences to understand land-use, planning, building and infrastructure needs. You can also find links to important mapping and planning resources.
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Prepare your property for emergencies
View resources to help you prepare your property for various types of emergencies like bushfires, floods and storms.
View and download the full Council Agenda below. A clearer version of the Attachments can be viewed separately by clicking on the item below. ...
Meeting Date: 29 September 2015
Meeting Time: 7.00pm
Location: Council Chamber, 699 Doncaster Road, Doncaster
View and download the full Council Agenda below. A clearer version of the Attachments can be viewed separately by clicking on the item below.
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Variation of Lease between Council and Manningham Community Health Services Limited - Attachment27.19 KBdownload
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Planning Application PL14 024694 175-179 Blackburn Road and 37 Churchill Street, Doncaster East - Approved plans21.16 MBdownload
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Planning Application PL14 024694 175-179 Blackburn Road and 37 Churchill Street, Doncaster East - Report625.84 KBdownload
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Planning Application PL14 024726 200-204 Foote Street, Templestowe - Approved plans46.29 MBdownload
Come to a free outdoor Tai Chi session to Celebrate World Tai Chi and Qigong Day ...
Come and meditate in motion with a low-impact, mind-body exercise, which can help maintain strength, flexibility, and balance.
World Tai Chi Day is on Saturday 30 April and to celebrate, we're running a series of free outdoor Tai Chi and Qigong sessions for adults.
These two sessions will be at Mullum Mullum Reserve. They're one hour long, and facilitated by experienced instructor, Suzette Hosken, from Jade Lady Tai Chi & Qigong.
Afflux Consulting Pty Ltd has been awarded the Manningham Flood Mapping contract. ...
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Afflux Consulting Pty Ltd has been awarded the Manningham Flood Mapping contract. The project scope includes the modelling and mapping of flood extents, flow depths and velocities for Council extents for a range of scenarios.
The Manningham Flood Mapping Project is being delivered by Manningham Council and Melbourne Water. This project will provide maps indicating flood extents for the regional and local drainage networks in Manningham. The flood mapping process will also be informed by the latest available data and guidance recommended under the 2019 version of Australian Rainfall and Runoff.
Current and reliable flood mapping information is essential to understand and manage flood risk. It can be used to:
- assess the frequency, severity and location of flood risks within catchments
- better plan and prioritise mitigation activities
- plan for future development
- build community awareness; and
- inform emergency management planning.
Melbourne Water has appointed Jacobs consultants to undertake flood mapping for the regional flood extents.
We are working alongside the Flooding and Stormwater Management Community Reference Panel (CRP) in the development of the flood mapping.
Modelled flood extents will be publicly exhibited late in 2024.
Manningham Council will be writing to the Minister for Planning to seek authorisation to implement the findings of a review of flood mapping of five local catchments within Manningham. ...
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Manningham Council will be writing to the Minister for Planning to seek authorisation to implement the findings of a review of flood mapping of five local catchments within Manningham.
Undertaken in conjunction with Melbourne Water, the review recommends the introduction and/or revision of Special Building Overlays (SBO) and a Land Subject to Inundation Overlay (LSIO) proposed to apply to land identified as being subject to either overland flows in the event of a storm exceeding the design capacity of the underground drainage system, or liable to inundation from an open watercourse, during a 1 in 100 year storm event.
Ministerial authorisation would allow Council to prepare and exhibit Amendment C109 to the Manningham Planning Scheme, to include additional properties (and in some instances remove properties) in the Special Building Overlay and Land Subject to Inundation Overlay and also amend the Municipal Strategic Statement.
Council’s review of local catchments has been driven by both internal and external factors:
An Auditor General’s recommendation that Councils provide a higher level of flood protection, carry out reliable flood mapping and include the results in their planning schemes.
A subsequent action for local council’s and Melbourne Water to work collaboratively to better address flood risk.
Council’s Drainage Strategy 2004-2014 which recognised the need for buildings and other vulnerable assets to be above flood levels and not to be surrounded or isolated by deep or fast flowing waters.
Manningham Mayor Cr Paul McLeish noted that accurate flood mapping is a critical foundation for the development of sound drainage and flood management activities and it will offer significant benefits to the local community.
“Determination of flood levels and identification of affected properties for the local catchments through overlays in the Manningham Planning Scheme will facilitate the following outcomes:
Greater control over new buildings and works through the planning permit process, to ensure that new habitable floor areas are developed above known flood levels.
Identification of existing affected properties to enable assessment of affected floor levels in a catchment and targeting of community education regarding flood impacts.
Understanding of the numbers of properties impacted by flooding in a catchment which will assist with prioritisation of drainage infrastructure improvement works.
Cr McLeish said that while approximately 10,300 properties across the five urban catchments are affected by the proposed changes, it should be noted that the majority (59 per cent) of properties will have minimal impacts from the proposed amendment, as they will either have:
- Their existing flooding overlay removed completely,
- Minor changes made to the boundary of their existing flooding overlay, or
- Permit exemptions that will ensure that planning permit approval is not required if certain conditions are met.
“Existing houses or buildings will not retrospectively be required to obtain planning permit approval and only new development will require a planning permit where planning permit exemptions are not met.”
“The proposed flooding overlays will only affect small parts or sections of properties in most instances, and therefore new development will only need a planning permit if it is located within the overlay itself (where planning permit exemptions are not met),” he said.
A Neighbourhood Safer Place is a place of last resort when all other bushfire plans have failed. ...
A Neighbourhood Safer Place (also known as a Bushfire Place of Last Resort or NSP-BPLR) is a place of last resort when all other bushfire plans have failed.
What are NSP-BPLRs?
Neighbourhood Safer Places are locations that may provide some protection from direct flame and heat from a fire, but they do not guarantee safety.
Neighbourhood Safer Places are not:
- Not an alternative to planning to leave early or to stay and defend your property; they are a place of last resort if all other fire plans have failed.
- Not to be confused with Community Fire Refuges, Relief Centres, Recovery Centres or Assembly Areas, each of which have a different and specific purpose.
- Not an appropriate destination when leaving the area early.
- Not a place of shelter from other types of emergencies (e.g. to escape rising floodwaters or severe weather events).
Many NSP-BPLRs are simply a clearing that provides separation distance from the bushfire hazard (e.g. forest).
More information
You can find more information relating to Neighbourhood Safer Places at CFA.vic.gov.au
Where are NSP-BPLRs?
Manningham’s three NSPs are all outdoor and are located at:
- Park Orchards: Domeney Pavilion Verandah, 24-52 Knees Road, Park Orchards
- Wonga Park: Dudley Reserve, Dudley Road, Wonga Park
- Warrandyte: Skate Park and Basketball Courts, Taroona Avenue, Warrandyte
An NSP is not an Emergency Relief Centre (ERC)
Neighbourhood Safer Places (NSPs) are different from Emergency Relief Centres (ERCs).
In the event of an emergency, Victoria Police may instruct Council to open an ERC situated away from the location of an emergency to provide basic services and support to affected individuals and families.
An NSP does not have the same level of support or provisions or safety as an ERC.
Bimbadeen Reserve is a 2.6 hectare semi-developed reserve located opposite Finns Reserve....
Bimbadeen Reserve is a 2.6 hectare semi-developed reserve located opposite Finns Reserve. It contains a significant valley of Red Gums, mildly undulating, falling away steeply to Templestowe Road and provides views across Finns Reserve to the River.
It is naturally a very attractive reserve and conducive to walking, play, picnicking and other informal activities.
Places and spaces
Facilities include:
- Circular walking path with fitness stations and stair climbs
- Seating and picnic areas
- Climbing unit with slide
- Climbing totems
- Artwork
- Garden beds and tree planting
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Whether you need official property information to support permit applications or for buying and selling properties - below are links to some of our most common requests:
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View what types of building plans you can request a copy of and find out how to do it.
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Find out how to request the types of Regulation 51 statements for buying, selling or preparing a building permit.
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You may request a certificate of ownership for multiple needs. You may also use this link to find out who owns your neighbouring property for fencing purposes.
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Get written advice about whether or not your proposed building, works or land use needs a permit.
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The Digital Accelerator Program is offering this free hands-on workshop to local Manningham-based businesses.
Boost your online presence: Mastering SEO and Google Business Profiles
Learn new and proven concepts to help you understand local search engine optimisation (SEO) and use Google Business Profiles to grow your business. This session will cover:
Local Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) and why your business needs local SEO
- understanding how local SEO works and the process of ranking above or higher in the search engine results page (SERP).
- learn about ‘local ranking’ and how this type of SEO helps local businesses appear more prominently in the Local Pack, the Local Finder, in localised organic results, and on Google Maps.
- Google Local Pack - what is it?
Google Business Profile
- understand how to use Google Business Profile to grow your business
- how to claim your Google My Business listing
- how to optimise your Google Business Profile listing
- how to use Google posts
- how to get Google Reviews
- local SEO Pack and map rankings factors
Website local Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)
- understand local on page optimisation
- local content marketing, link building and technical SEO
- Google Analytics 4 (GA4) is Google's next-generation measurement solution - learn how to make the switch
About the speaker
Alison Evans - Pinpoint Local Business (Owner)
Pinpoint Local Business is a digital marketing agency providing SEO services for local business and is a specialist for Google Business Profile optimisation strategies (formerly Google My Business GMB).
Google Business Profile (GBP) allows your business to easily connect with customers across Google Search and Maps. If you run a local business that serves customers at a particular location, or you serve customers within a designated service area, then Google Business Profile is your gold nugget. GBP helps local consumers find your business.
Besides providing full GBP management and Local SEO services for local business, Alison also provides presentations, workshops, and one to one mentoring sessions.
Join staff from Aquarena for a fitness session using the body weight fitness station at Ruffey Lake Park. ...
Join staff from Aquarena for a fitness session using the body weight equipment at the Lake Circuit Path Exercise Station at Ruffey Lake Park.
Sessions run for 45 minutes and are suitable for people of all genders aged 18 years and over.
No experience needed and all fitness levels welcome.
The Lake Circuit Path Exercise Station can be accessed through the Victoria Street or Church Road South entrance. More information, including a map link to the exact location, can be found on Ruffey Lake Park.
New exhibition now on at Manningham Art Gallery. ...
An exhibition exploring works by several exceptional emerging artists, whose practices examine our natural environment from an aerial perspective, homing in on materials and subjects often overlooked.
These artists push, capture, map and rework the everyday. Through this process, pieces of refinement and polished simplicity form, like Rhys Cousins’ Plank and Brick. Or waste materials transform into rough jewel like sculptures as seen across Anni Hagberg’s works.
A highlight of the exhibition is Wurundjeri Artist Ash Firebrace’s Possum Skin Cloak he produced in collaboration with his sister Michelle Mills.
Interwoven throughout our space, are ceramic pieces from the Manningham Art Collection. A revisiting of works old and new.
Photo: Charlie Kinross
Join staff from Aquarena for a session specifically tailored for older adults or those looking to get back into fitness in a gentle, supportive environment. ...
Join staff from Aquarena for a session specifically tailored for older adults or those looking to get back into fitness in a gentle, supportive environment.
Sessions will focus on stretching, strength and balance, using the equipment at Cricklewood Drive Exercise Station.
Sessions run for 45 minutes and are suitable for people of all genders aged 50 years and over.
No experience needed and all fitness levels welcome.
The Cricklewood Drive Exercise Station is located up the hill from the Church Road car park, along the Hilltops Circuit path. More information, including a map link to the exact location, can be found on Ruffey Lake Park.
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Congratulations on choosing Manningham as your new home.
Manningham prides itself on providing high quality services and a range of lifestyle needs for residents of all ages.
Manningham is located just a short distance from the Melbourne CBD yet you can enjoy a sense of being 'out of the city' thanks to our abundance of green open spaces, scenic outlooks to the ranges, and tranquil walks along our waterways.
It is this unique balance of city and country that makes Manningham such a special place to live.
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Coronavirus (Covid-19) update
Our customer service centre at the Manningham Civic Centre is open. Our team is available on site during business hours, Monday to Friday from 8:00am to 5:00pm.
These are free, instructor lead sessions for you to try out a workout using the new equipment! ...
We've installed another, brand-new exercise station at Ruffey Lake Park! Learn how to use the new equipment by trying a workout with a qualified instructor.
This station is off Cricklewood Drive, up the hill from the Church Road car park along the Hilltops Circuit path.
Every session will begin with a demonstration by a qualified instructor on how to use the outdoor fitness equipment.
The sessions are 1 hour long and are recommended for those with a beginner to moderate fitness level. Anyone can use this outdoor gym to improve their strength, fitness, and coordination.
How to get there: This station is best accessed through the Church Road car park. From there, walk up the hill toward Cricklewood Drive.
On the day, please make sure to:
- dress in activewear
- bring a drink bottle
- wear sunscreen
Belgravia Leisure is committed to doing everything they can to keep everyone safe. Equipment will be wiped down before and after use and hand sanitizer will be available during the session. Instructors delivering these sessions are fully vaccinated. You are not required to wear a mask, however if you wish to wear one please do so. Please do not attend if you are feeling unwell.
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View changes to our Maternal and Child Health service.
If your child is unwell, call your local GP or 000 (triple zero) if a life threatening emergency. If you need to speak to a nurse outside our hours, please call the free, 24 hour Maternal and Child Health Line on 13 22 29.
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