What you shared

The community were invited to share initial input to assist in the development of the draft structure plan for the Western Growth Corridor. See a summary of what you shared with us below, or read the Community Engagement Summary Report.

Who participated

Demographic data was captured as part of engagement activities to understand the diversity of respondents. See a breakdown below.
Gender Breakdown
Location breakdown by division
Age breakdown

Key findings

Community feedback has provided valuable insights into what matters most for the Western Growth Corridor. These findings will help guide planning decisions and ensure growth is supported by the right infrastructure, services, and environmental considerations. The three themes below reflect areas the community highlighted as important for shaping a sustainable and connected future.

  • Transport and connectivity

    Respondents want safe, well-connected roads and transport options. Upgrading intersections, improving traffic flow, and planning future corridors were seen as critical to support growth and reduce congestion.

  • Infrastructure and services

    Respondents want essential services delivered alongside development. Schools, parks, water, and sewerage infrastructure must keep pace with housing growth to create resilient, well-serviced communities.

  • Environment and community character

    Respondents want development that protects the rural character and natural environment. Preserving green spaces, safeguarding wildlife habitats, and creating walkable, inclusive neighbourhoods were key priorities.

How you shared

The community was able to submit feedback between 19 June and 20 July 2025 using one of the engagement channels below: