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Councillor Carli Lange
… Your councillor for Yarra Ward Tags About Council Councillors Yarra Ward … Councillor Carli Lange …

Cr Carli Lange is a resident of Warrandyte and an active community advocate.

Cr Lange is passionate about Manningham’s Green Wedge, protecting local parklands and sporting facilities, including cycling and walking connections. She supports school mentor programs, health and support services for both families and older residents. She is an advocate for emergency management, reducing traffic congestion as well as sustainable and responsible development.

Cr Lange believes in being authentic, proactive and transparent in representing the community’s needs and concerns. She has a background in teaching and has been president of the Warrandyte Community Association (WCA) since 2018.

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Plastic Free July Pop-up at Goldfield Plaza
… particular, single-use plastics. Come along and say hello! Yarra Ward Waste and Recycling Whats On … Plastic Free July Pop-up …

We can all participate in the movement to minimise waste.

To celebrate Plastic Free July, we'll be popping up at our local activity centres to chat with visitors about how we can all continue reducing our waste and in particular, single-use plastics.

Come along and say hello!

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ANZAC Day parade and service at Warrandyte RSL
… Parade Prior to the ANZAC service a march will commence in Yarra Street. 10.45am: Service Warrandyte RSL will hold an … 0481 307 696 to reserve seating About Council Heritage Yarra Ward … ANZAC Day parade and service at Warrandyte RSL …

One of Australia’s most important national occasions, ANZAC Day goes beyond the anniversary of the landing at Gallipoli in 1915. It is the day in which we remember all Australians who served and died in all wars and operational service past and present. Come along and mark the day at one of the RSL services in Manningham.

  • 10.30am: Parade

    Prior to the ANZAC service a march will commence in Yarra Street.

  • 10.45am: Service

    Warrandyte RSL will hold an ANZAC service at the conclusion of the march noted above. Refreshments and morning tea will be available in the club following the service. Limited reserved seating is available on the club balcony for those unable to stand for the service. Doors open from 10.00am. You must be fully vaccinated to enter the club rooms.

    Phone 0481 307 696 to reserve seating

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Foundation Stone Photo Exhibition and Talk
… The Warrandyte Historical Society  are running this event. Yarra Ward Explore Manningham Warrandyte Township Our History Whats …

Come and see this photo exhibition and learn about how Warrandyte Stone has been used in the town's walls, memorials, houses, and buildings.

Don't miss the accompanying Foundation Stone Talk by the master stonemason, James Charlwood.

Foundation Stone Talk with James Charlwood

The talk will be at 2:00 pm on Sunday, 15 May in the Federation Room at the Grand Hotel Warrandyte.
If you would like to attend, please contact the Warrandyte Historical Society to reserve your place.

The Warrandyte Historical Society are running this event.

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Warrandyte Pure Gold Exhibition
… on-street parking, and off-road car parks available on Yarra Street. Heritage Yarra Ward Explore Manningham Our History Whats On … Warrandyte …

The Warrandyte Historical Society invite you to come and learn about the discovery of gold in Warrandyte and how it shaped the township and community.

Warrandyte is justifiably proud of its place in the gold history of Victoria. Gold was first discovered at Anderson's Creek in June 1851. It was the first officially published goldfield, named the 'Victoria Field', in honour of the new Colony. It was also the first place in the Colony to issue gold mining licences.

This exhibit celebrates the 170th anniversary of the first discovery by Louis John Michel and his team. You'll find interesting and colourful banners on display inside and outside the Museum, showcasing
 the discovery of gold and how this has shaped the township and community. They share the lure of gold and excitement around the discovery that continues today. 

You can visit to see the outside banners placed on the fence-line of the Museum at any time during the Heritage Festival. To access the banners inside the Museum, please see the exhibition times.

This exhibition is open from 18 April to 22 May 2022.
The indoor exhibition inside the Museum, is open on Sundays, from 1:30 pm to 4:30 pm.

There is both on-street parking, and off-road car parks available on Yarra Street.

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Request our community calendar
… community calendar posted to you On this page Wards Bolin Ward Currawong Ward Manna Ward Ruffey Ward Schramm Ward Tullamore Ward Waldau Ward Westerfolds Ward Yarra Ward All News … Request our community calendar …
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Updated: 10 June 2022

Supplies of our 2022 Community Calendar have run out. We will no longer be taking requests for this year's edition. You will be able to request the 2023 calendar later in the year. 

This year our 2022 Community Calendar is available on request and is free for all Manningham residents.

To request a calendar:

  • complete the form below, or
  • contact us on 9840 9333.

Be sure to enter your full postal address and check it before submitting your form.

Once you have made a request, you will receive your copy of our 2022 Community Calendar in the mail.

Calendars will also be available for collection from our libraries and at our Civic Centre in the Customer Service area.

Register to receive your 2022 Community Calendar

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Recycle at your local mini recycling station
… libraries and the depot. On this page Councillors Schramm Ward Westerfolds Ward Yarra Ward Waste and Recycling … Recycle at your local mini …
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We have installed mini recycling stations at some locations around Manningham to make it easier to recycle common household items that you cannot put into your bins.

When these items - like small e-waste, batteries, globes and ink cartridges - reach the end of their life they can be harmful to the environment if they are sent to landfill. Our processor is able to recycle between 93 and 98 per cent of these products.

 

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  • What can be recycled at these stations?

  • How to place items inside the slot?

  • Where are they located?

  • How are the items recycled?

What can be recycled at these stations?

Batteries

Household batteries only.

Batteries must be taped and secured in a bag before being placed into the mini recycling station.

Fluorescent globes

Standard light globes and LED's are not accepted.

Fluorescent tubes

X-rays

Small e-waste

Including items like mobile phones, mp3 players and hairdryers. 

Printer cartridges

Without the packaging.
Find out how to dispose of packaging.

CDs and DVDs

VHS and cassette tapes are not accepted.

Can't find your item?

Find out how to dispose of your unwanted items or contact us on 9840 9333. 

 

 

How to place items inside the slot

Place items loosely into their relevant slot during opening hours of their locations. 

Where are they located?

Manningham Council Civic Offices

  699 Doncaster Road, Doncaster

Open Monday to Friday, 8.00am to 5.00pm

Manningham Council Depot Offices

  620 Blackburn Road, Doncaster East

Open Monday to Friday, 8.00am to 5.00pm

Bulleen Library

  Bulleen Plaza, 79/109 Manningham Road, Bulleen

View opening hours

Doncaster Library

  MC Square, 687 Doncaster Road, Doncaster

View opening hours

The Pines Library

  The Pines Shopping Centre, Reynolds Road and Blackburn Road, East Doncaster

View opening hours

Warrandyte Library

  The Warrandyte Community Centre, 168 Yarra Street, Warrandyte

View opening hours

How are the items recycled?

Select the item to find out how our processor extracts and reuses the materials from these items.

Batteries (household)

The Batteries are crushed by equipment and different materials will be separated. During the process, the precious metals inside are collected separately, such as: graphite powder, lithium cobalt oxide, metals, plastics, etc.

  • Graphite powder can be used to make pencils and batteries
  • Lithium cobalt oxide is mostly used for remanufacturing new batteries
  • Metals can be used as building materials, producing new electronics, etc.
  • Plastic can be used as a raw material to make new home appliances

  98 per cent recyclable

Fluorescent tubes and globes

Fluoro tubes and globes are crushed by automated equipment, and the lead in the tube is collected. Glass and hardware metal are automatically separated.

  • Lead can be made into new batteries
  • Glass can be made into new glass craft products
  • Metals can be used as a raw material for construction or into other new electronic products

  97 per cent recyclable

X-rays

It will be crushed, and then the heavy metals and plastics like PET inside will be recycled separately.

  • Silver is used as a raw material for batteries, IC chips, and other electronic products
  • PET plastic can be made into plastic containers, bottles, toys, and other plastic products

  93 to 98 per cent recyclable

Small e-waste

Manually dismantling process is used to separate the plastics, metals, printed circuit boards, batteries and other materials in e-waste. Different materials are to be further recycled.  Plastics will be made into pellets as raw materials, and precious metals in printed circuit boards and batteries will be recovered.

Plastics can be used for building materials, or as raw materials to make new electronic products, toys and other products.

  95 to 98 per cent recyclable

Printer / Ink cartridges

The toner inside the cartridge will be collected and remaining plastic casing will be made into plastic pellet as raw material.  The small printed circuit board on the cartridge will be recycled with precious metal recovered.

  • Toner will be used as a raw material to make a new cartridge
  • Plastic pellets can be made into various electronic products and packaging boxes

  95 to 98 per cent recyclable

CDs and DVDs

Equipment is used to crush, clean, and separate a small amount of previous metals, the remaining plastic will be made into plastic pellet as raw materials, and paper will be recycled as raw materials as well.

  • Precious metals can be used as raw materials to make other electronic products, such as IC chips, etc.
  • Plastic pellets can be made into plastic containers, toys, packaging materials, etc.
  • Paper can be made into packaging cartons, books, etc.

  95 to 97 per cent recyclable

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ANZAC Day services in Manningham
… operational service, past and present. On this page Ruffey Ward Schramm Ward Yarra Ward … ANZAC Day services in Manningham …
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One of Australia’s most important national occasions, ANZAC Day goes beyond the anniversary of the landing at Gallipoli in 1915. It is the day in which we remember all Australians who served and died in all wars and operational service past and present. Come along and mark the day at one of the RSL services in Manningham.

Let us know about any upcoming events - add your community event to our calendar.

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A revamped pavilion for Domeney Reserve
… A revamped pavilion for Domeney Reserve     On this page Yarra Ward All News Parks, Reserves and Playgrounds Kids and Family …
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The upgrade of the much loved Domeney Reserve’s Pavilion in Park Orchards is now complete. You'll find an extended multi-purpose space and refurbished and extended change rooms and amenities. We've also upgraded the kitchen and kiosk facilities to meet increased demand. A new umpire room has been added and includes accessible external public toilets and amenities. There's also brand new decking, a canopy shelter and a disabled-access ramp leading to the sports field. The new pavilion is now open and provides a high quality and flexible multi-use recreational facility.

Our sporting community threw their support behind this much needed upgrade of the sporting pavilion, helping fund the renovation of the clubrooms via the State Government’s Pick My Project. Pick My Project asked people to submit ideas for project funding, with the community then voting on their favourite ideas. Domeney Reserve Pavilion received 274 votes

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Expression of interest - Warrandyte Community Centre
… Centre (former Information Warrandyte) at 168-178 Yarra St, Warrandyte. On this page Yarra Ward Have Your Say Community Centres … Expression of interest …
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Manningham Council is inviting community groups and organisations to submit an expression of interest for part of the Warrandyte Community Centre (former Information Warrandyte) at 168-178 Yarra St, Warrandyte.

Potential uses could include:

  • Community group activities
  • Clubs or community group meetings
  • Other community based activities.

Facility for lease

The facility is located at Warrandyte Community Centre, 168-178 Yarra St, Warrandyte.

The leasable facility comprises of: 

  • A large office/meeting room (27 m²)
  • A small storage room(7 m²)
  • Licensed access areas including the kitchen and bathrooms (shared with other tenants of Community Centre).

 

Warrandyte Community Centre floorplan

Terms of lease

All use arrangements will be subject to the terms and conditions of a signed facility user lease agreement.

Limitations to use of the facilities 

Manningham Council will not accept any events which involve gambling, consumption of alcohol or loud music.

Fees and charges

A range of fees and charges are applied to the use of the facility. The fees and charges vary based on the type of user.

Concession rates

In order to qualify for the Concession Rate, your organisation or group need to be registered as a not-for-profit or incorporated organisation or charity. This is verified via your organisation’s ABN or a certificate of incorporation.

No concessions apply for local residents, students or concession-card holders.

Commercial rates

Commercial hire rates will apply to all other organisations or activities.

The current subsidised rate for community (not-for-profit organisations) is $296.05 per annum, GST exclusive (conditional on permitted use under the lease). Please note as the centre is not separately metered for utilities, the new tenant will be responsible for an apportionment of utility costs according to areas (m2) of occupancy.

These rates are highly subsidised by Manningham Council in recognition of the community benefit provided by not-for-profit services who operate from these facilities.  The rental rates are determined by Manningham Council and are subject to change at the expiration of the leased or licenced term.

If the use is for commercial use, then the rate would be assessed by Council’s Manager of Property Services.

User agreements

The hirer is to sign the facility user lease agreement.

Length of tenure

In accordance with the standard lease and licence documents.

Viewing the facility

The facility will be available for viewing by interested persons/groups at the following times to assist you in the preparation of your application.

Warrandyte Community Centre, 168-178 Yarra St, Warrandyte.

  • Thursday 22  April, 10.00am –11.00am
  • Friday 23 April, 2.00pm – 3.00pm

Submission

Submissions can be made online using the Expression of Interest online form (NOW CLOSED). Alternatively, you can download the

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, and post the completed form to:

Sharon Peters
Community Facilities Project Officer
Manningham Council
PO BOX 1, Doncaster, VIC 3108.

Please note, all applications must be received by 5.00pm, Friday 14 May. 

For more information, including floorplans, please download the 

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A Woi-wurrung name for park in Warrandyte
… park in Warrandyte The upgraded park and land along the Yarra River in Warrandyte, locally known as Lions Park, will … of the local Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people.   On this page Yarra Ward Have Your Say Parks, Reserves and Playgrounds … A …
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The upgraded park and land along the Yarra River in Warrandyte, locally known as Lions Park, will be given an official Woi-wurrung name to reflect the language, culture and heritage of the local Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people.  

Following earlier consultation with key stakeholders, last week Manningham Council met with the Warrandyte Lions Club and Masterplan Community Reference Group, who showed support to adopt a Woi-wurrung name for the park.  

Manningham Mayor Cr Andrew Conlon said Council’s commitment to reconciliation is underpinned by respect for the rich and complex nature of the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung culture and heritage and thanked the Warrandyte Lions Club for taking up this important opportunity in reconciliation.  

“While Council has committed to creating equity, equality and building relationships, and is close to finalising our Reconciliation Action Plan, reconciliation requires a commitment from the whole community,” he said.  

“The Lions Club have shown their willingness to be a community leader by supporting this name change.” 

In the coming weeks the precinct will be given a Woi-wurrung name approved by the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung Cultural Heritage Aboriginal Corporation, honouring the original owners of the land.   

“We would like to thank past and present members of the Warrandyte Lions Club of the last 40-plus years for maintaining the park and the tennis courts, as well as contributing $45,000 towards the latest exercise equipment,” Cr Conlon said.  

Warrandyte Lions Club President David Englefield said it was an honour to look after the park and provide a much loved gathering space for the community over the last four decades.   

“The Lions Club has always been looking to make a difference and improve the lives of the Warrandyte people and others in our community,” he said.  

“Reconciliation is important and this is an incredible opportunity for us to work with Council and with due consultation, provide leadership in honouring First Nations communities.”      

Works on the playspace upgrade are anticipated to begin early next year and completed by mid-2022.  

The completed upgrade of the park will feature significant signage taking visitors on a journey through its history and the involvement of the Warrandyte Lions Club.

Manningham will continue to work with the Warrandyte Lions Club on recognising their contributions on a plaque and interpretive signage. 

Manningham will continue to work with the Warrandyte Lions Club, Warrandyte Historical Society and the Warrandyte Community Association on the maintenance of the park to ensure it honours its past and present custodians.   

For more information, visit our Your Say Manningham page. 

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New operator being sought for Warrandyte Market
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Manningham Council is seeking applications from not for profit community groups based in Manningham to operate the Warrandyte Community Market from April 2016.

The Warrandyte Community Market is held in the Warrandyte River Reserve on the first Saturday of each month (excluding January) with a second market held in on the third Saturday in December each year.

The decision to seek a new operator for the market has been made to resolve management issues at the market and follows extensive liaison between Council and the existing Warrandyte Community Market Committee over the past two years.

In the interim, a working group has been set up to operate the market until a successful market operator has been selected. This interim group, comprising representatives from the Warrandyte Lions Club, Warrandyte Donvale Rotary Club, North Warrandyte CFA, Community Church and the Warrandyte Community Association, will operate the February and March 2016 markets.

Prospective market operators must demonstrate that they have the capacity, capability and skills to manage the community market, including effective governance through a properly constituted committee.

The successful operator will enter into a licence agreement with Council for a term of three years, and will commence operation from the April 2016 market (Saturday 2 April).

Applications are required by at 11.00 am on Wednesday 17 February 2016 and must be received by this time.

For more information, visit www.tendersearch.com.au/manningham

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Manningham Heritage Festival
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Photo: Bridge over the Yarra in Warrandyte, c 1920.
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From the earliest days of the Wurundjeri people, through to our gold mining and orcharding past, Manningham has a fascinating and diverse heritage.

Each year, Manningham celebrates this heritage during the Australian Heritage Festival.

During the festival, the Warrandyte Historical Society and the Doncaster and Templestowe Historical Society run heritage activities to celebrate the rich history of Manningham.

The Manningham Heritage Festival will run from 18 April to 2 May 2022.
 

Let us know about any upcoming events - add your community event to our calendar.

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(Updated 16 June 2021)

Severe weather has caused damage across Manningham. Stay up-to-date on current weather warnings via the Bureau of Meteorology website.

Community Hub for those affected by power outages

A community hub has been set up to assist our community affected by power outages following the recent severe weather.

Wednesday 16 June, 2021 and Thursday 17 June, 2021
11.00am to 3.00pm
Colman Reserve Pavilion
Colman Park, Croydon Road, Warrandyte South

Community members who have been affected by power outages can visit the hub to:

  • Charge devices
  • Stay warm 
  • Access shower facilities

This community hub will operate under a COVID-safe plan and anyone attending must follow COVID-safe restrictions.

Call 9840 9333 for any enquiries regarding this service.

Residents can monitor weather warnings by downloading the Vic Emergency app on the App Store or Google Play. If you need to leave your home, check for road closures before travelling by visiting the VicRoads Traffic website.

You can call the SES on 132 500 if you are seeking assistance for any emergency during a flood or storm when, for example:

  • A tree has fallen and caused structural damage to your home or vehicle.
  • There is damage to your roof or it is leaking significantly.
  • A tree or large branch has fallen and is preventing you from entering or leaving your home.
  • Your property is flooded or about to flood.

For more information on preparing for a flood or storm visit the SES website.

If you need assistance from Council, please call 9840 9333 or use the live chat function on this website.

If someone’s life is in danger call Triple Zero 000.

Power Outage and Floods

The Department of Health website and Better Health Channel provide a range of useful resources to assist if you are experiencing a power outage and what to do if you are experiencing floods.

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  • Septic tanks in flood affected areas 

COVID-19 Information

If you are you currently isolating because you have COVID-19 or you have been told you are a close contact of someone with COVID-19, but your home becomes unsafe, you may leave.

You should follow the advice of emergency services and travel to a safe place away from the emergency area where you can continue to isolate.

If you do not have anywhere to go, find a safe place away from the emergency.

Once you are safe call your Local Public Health Unit or 1300 651 160 (available 24/7) and press 0 and local accommodation and transport will be arranged for you.

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If you were affected by the storm and are in need of financial support, the State Government has a range of resources that you may be eligible for

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Council Endorses Fourth NSP
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In preparation for the 2014/15 fire season, Manningham Council has endorsed the designation of the new Warrandyte Pavilion as the city’s fourth Neighbourhood Safer Place (NSP).

The previous Warrandyte Reserve pavilion building was originally designated as an NSP on 17 February 2010 but due to the planned redevelopment of the site, the old building was decommissioned for the 2013/14 fire season.

With the opening of the stunning new Warrandyte Reserve pavilion in 25 July 2014 the site has been reassessed and deemed compliant for being designated as an NSP for the 2014/15 fire season.

Neighbourhood Safer Places are municipal designated buildings that are a place of last resort in bushfire emergencies.

While they may afford some protection from direct flame and radiant heat during a bushfire, they are only provided to assist people with provision of last resort shelter, when there is imminent threat of bushfire and their other planned options have failed.

It is Council’s role to identify, designate and maintain Neighbourhood Safer Places and they are put through a defined assessment and designation process that requires both municipal and CFA assessment prior to their designation as an NSP.

Other NSP’s in Manningham are at:

  • Wonga Park Primary School, 41 Dudley Road, Wonga Park
  • Warrandyte Senior Citizens Club, 8 Taroona Ave, Warrandyte
  • Domeney Recreation Centre, 24-52 Knees Road, Park Orchards
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Have your say about improvements at Warrandyte Community Centre
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Engagement is underway to improve the outdoor area at Warrandyte Community Centre.

A concept design for the area has been developed to improve the usage and safety of the space, in keeping with the original design intent. Manningham Council is seeking your feedback on this draft plan. Many suggestions are already being considered, including from the original landscape architect, whose design we are keen to honour. These inputs will shape the final design.

The proposed design includes a rock amphitheatre, picnic tables, seating and landscaping. The improvements will create an outdoor performance space and more options for meeting and eating outdoors.

The draft concept design is based on feedback from tenants of the centre and the wider community. Community requests included:

The inclusion of a natural and quiet area with an amphitheatre (performance space), that could be easily accessed, and played on by children.

  • Maintaining easy access to the building.
  • Making the area a safe space.
  • Allowing the area to be a flexible and creative space.
  • First Nations recognition in art and/or signage.
  • Integration of the top space near the car park into the design.
  • Address drainage issues.
  • Create a space with more seating options that can support local traders and the creative industries.

A placemaking approach has been used to understand what is important to locals about this space. The design is expected to make the area more user-friendly while keeping the local ambiance.

Manningham Mayor, Cr Michelle Kleinert said she is excited that the improvements to the outdoor space would allow more opportunities for connecting with other locals.

“Placemaking encourages us all to re-imagine and reinvent spaces”

“The Warrandyte Community Centre is already a much-loved local facility. These proposed outdoor improvements will provide further options for socialising and enjoyment.”

Feedback on the concept design can be provided until 12 April 2022. For more information and to provide feedback, visit our Your Say page.

This project is being delivered by Manningham Council and funded through the COVID Safe Outdoor Activation Fund 2021.

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Manningham Council is inviting community groups and organisations to submit an expression of interest for part of 10 Taroona Avenue, Warrandyte (former Warrandyte Maternal and Child Health Centre). 

Potential uses could include:

  • Community group activities
  • Clubs or community group meetings
  • Other community based activities.

Facility for lease

The facility is located at 10 Taroona Avenue, Warrandyte.

The leasable facility comprises of: 

  • Large meeting room (48 m²)
  • Office (15 m²)
  • Access to licensed common areas (shared with Warrandyte Preschool).

 

Taroona Avenue floorplan

Terms of lease

The land (Crown Land) accommodating the former Maternal and Child Health Service and the Warrandyte and District Pre-School Association Inc. is reserved for public purposes e.g. Infant Welfare Centre, a site for kindergarten and public recreation.

Note: Once a prospective tenant is selected, Manningham Council will need to seek and obtain grant and purpose approval from the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning before entering into a new lease and that any prospective tenant would need to be compatible with this reservation.  

All use arrangements will be subject to the terms and conditions of a signed facility user lease agreement.

Limitations to use of the facilities 

Council will not accept any events which involve gambling, consumption of alcohol or loud music.

Fees and charges

A range of fees and charges are applied to the use of the facility. The fees and charges vary based on the type of user.

Concession rates

In order to qualify for the Concession Rate, your organisation or group need to be registered as a not-for-profit or incorporated organisation or charity. This is verified via your organisation’s ABN or a certificate of incorporation.

No concessions apply for local residents, students or concession-card holders.

Commercial rates

Commercial hire rates will apply to all other organisations or activities.

The current subsidised rate for community (not-for-profit organisations) is $296.05 per annum, GST exclusive (conditional on permitted use under the lease). Please note as the centre is not separately metered for utilities, the new tenant will be responsible for an apportionment of utility costs according to areas (m2) of occupancy.

These rates are highly subsidised by Manningham Council in recognition of the community benefit provided by not-for-profit services who operate from these facilities.  The rental rates are determined by Manningham Council and are subject to change at the expiration of the leased or licenced term.

If the use is for commercial use, then the rate would be assessed by Council’s Manager of Property Services.

Cost of services

The premises and common areas are not separately metered for electricity, gas and water services.

The prospective tenant will be responsible for:

  • 76.1% of the total costs and charges for electricity and gas services
  • 88.3% of the total costs and charges for water, sewerage and drainage.

User agreements

The hirer is to sign the facility user lease agreement.

Length of tenure

In accordance with the standard lease and licence documents.

Viewing the facility

The facility will be available for viewing by interested persons/groups at the following times to assist you in the preparation of your application.

10 Taroona Avenue, Warrandyte (former Warrandyte Maternal and Child Health Centre).

  • Tuesday 27 April, 9.30am-10.30am
  • Wednesday 28 April, 2.00pm – 3.00pm

Submission

Submissions can be made online using the Expression of Interest online form (NOW CLOSED). Alternatively, you can download the 

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, and post the completed form to:

Sharon Peters
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Manningham Council
PO BOX 1, Doncaster, VIC 3108.

Please note, all applications must be received by 5.00pm, Friday 14 May. 

For more information, including floorplans, please download the 

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Manningham approves Lions Park Masterplan
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Manningham Council approved the masterplan for Lions Park in Warrandyte on Tuesday 25 September.

The masterplan has been informed by community feedback and proposes a series of upgrades for the area.

Key features of the masterplan include additional picnic facilities, seating and barbecues, an improved path layout, outdoor fitness equipment as well as new drinking fountains, signage, landscaping and public art elements. The masterplan also includes redesigning the car park at Lions Park.

Manningham Mayor Cr Andrew Conlon said the final masterplan provides a guide for the proposed works and improvements in Lions Park.

“Feedback from our community provided great insights into a shared vision for the park, which includes a space to relax by the river, community gathering, paths and walking tracks.

“This is a wonderful area of Warrandyte, the feedback from our community has helped ensure the Lions Park masterplan features places and spaces for the whole community to enjoy,” Cr Conlon said.

The masterplan has been developed following the VicRoads Warrandyte bridge widening project and the removal of the former tennis courts.

Funding for the implementation of the full masterplan is being sought. Council has allocated a total of $450,000 to the upgrade of Lions Park over 2019/20 and 2020/21.

 

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Media release: New Warrandyte Market Committee Appointed
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Manningham Council is pleased to announce that following an EOI/Tender process a new committee has been appointed to formally operate the Warrandyte Market for the next three years.

The successful bid, made up of representatives from the Warrandyte Donvale Rotary Club, Warrandyte Lions Club, North Warrandyte CFA, Warrandyte Community Church and the Warrandyte Community Association, was appointed by Council following a formal tender process and will officially operate the market from April 2016.

Acting Chief Executive Officer Chris Potter said he welcomes the new committee and looks forward to them re-invigorating the operation of this popular community market.   

“This is a great step forward for the Warrandyte Market. We look forward to working with the new committee to deliver a quality community market with local produce and handmade crafts,” he said.

The appointment of the new committee also follows the introduction of the new market layout in November 2015 in response to environmental works at the Warrandyte River Reserve.

The Warrandyte Community Market is held in the Warrandyte River Reserve on the first Saturday of each month (excluding January), with a second market held on the third Saturday in December each year.

For more information, please call the Warrandyte Community Market Hotline on 0474 656 637.

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