In the railway line was extended from Essendon to Seymour, creating a station about two kilometres east of the village. At the height of the land boom in another line was opened from Coburg, joining the Seymour line at Somerton. A station was provided at Campbellfield. These lines tended to draw subdivision and speculation eastwards, away from the Broadmeadows village.
Hence the naming of the local municipal council as Broadmeadows Shire on 27 January did not reflect where the district's future prosperity lay. The village was isolated westwards, separated from the railway areas by open grass lands. Broadmeadows consisted of farms, many of them dairying, and the few large holdings were subject to closer settlement subdivision during the early s. The shire was enlarged on 1 October when the shire of Merriang, to the north-west, was added.
In the Australian handbook described Broadmeadows:. Reticulated water was connected in five days, a project which the shire had been unable to persuade the Board of Works to undertake in seven years of negotiation. The camp and the surrounding areas were the venue of numerous bivouacs and military exercises. Residential subdivisions had been released in the shire's southern areas since the s, and much of the land was not built on by the end of World War I.
More subdivision took place in the s, and Broadmeadows had its railway Station Estate. Reticulated water and electricity were connected to the southern part of the shire in and , and the railway was electrified in In new shire offices were opened near the railway station.
These conveniences, plus the quicker travelling time to Melbourne, potentially made Broadmeadows more appealing for residential settlement. The line through Campbellfield, however, was closed between and , when an infrequent service was resumed. This is in addition to substantial government investment in the area through major projects such as the Global Learning Centre, a GP Super Clinic, the aquatic centre and the Schools Regeneration Project.
The framework plan sets a clear direction for Greater Broadmeadows, to attract new businesses through better transport connections and amenity improvements such as a greener and livelier town centre with more restaurants and retail spaces. Minister for Planning, Richard Wynne, has approved a land-use plan to boost connectivity, improve the […]. The VPA has collated and analysed all feedback from its public consultation with Broadmeadows residents […].
Thank you for taking part in the first phase of community engagement for Greater Broadmeadows. We would like to thank everyone who attended our two Greater Broadmeadows drop-in sessions, held […].
Skip to content. Documentation View supporting documentation. Contact Victorian Planning Authority 03 info vpa. Links Hume City Council. Community consultation. A Draft Framework Plan was subsequently released for community and agency consultation in May Why has the Greater Broadmeadows Framework Plan been prepared? How was the community consulted on the preparation of the Framework Plan? What area does Greater Broadmeadows cover? How will the Greater Broadmeadows Framework Plan ideas be implemented?
Broadmeadows has the opportunity to evolve into the much sort-after 20 minute city, with new industries and jobs of the future. The Victorian Government is committed to strengthening the liveability of Broadmeadows by driving social and economic opportunities and the delivery of local projects.
This is why Broadmeadows has been identified as a priority suburb to revitalise. Investments in Broadmeadows seek to seize the significant opportunities for government, business and the community to work together to support Broadmeadows to become a vibrant place to live, learn and work.
Broadmeadows has been the focus of several major infrastructure projects over the past decade and there are now several projects currently which have the potential to provide catalytic benefits to the community. These include:. The board provides a local voice to the Victorian Government's Suburban Revitalisation program, working with local communities to identify opportunities for locally-led projects to make Broadmeadows thrive.
Questions, ideas and feedback for the board are encouraged and welcome. You can get in touch with the Board by emailing suburban. Frank was first elected to the Parliament in and appointed Parliamentary Secretary for medical Research in December and Parliamentary Secretary for Crime Prevention in December Frank previously worked in the media. Terry is an experienced leader and practitioner in local government and community development sectors who was awarded the Order of Australia Medal in for these services.
Gina has community, health and leadership experience. Her role included much remote area work with Indigenous Australians. Her goal is to grow Banksia Gardens Community Services into the most innovative community services organisation in Victoria.
Gina is also a member of the Northern Metropolitan Partnership. Bernie brings a record of achievement in leading purpose driven organisations to grow their social impact, maximise the quality and reach of the services they provide, and their influence on government policy and future directions.
Currently Robert holds the role as CEO of Brite Services, a social enterprise that offers a range of manufacturing, wholesale nursery, food, and general packaging services to commercial clients. Brite has been operating for over 40 years, providing ongoing employment and training to people with disability. Robert is exceptionally skilled in the brokerage of partnerships between the private, NGO and government sectors and has worked with several organisations including St.
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