A vision for Georgetown

Below is a link to the final version of the Georgetown Urban Design Framework. From the Project Team a huge thank you. Without your help and input none of this would have been possible.

http://www.filesanywhere.com/fs/v.aspx?v=896f62885b676dba726b

We hope this is the start of something very big for the Community of Georgetown.

The Georgetown Masterplan

Well after many months of assessing, consulting, talking and designing, the Georgetown Masterplan (Urban Design Framework) has been completed. This first draft is now available for comment. We want you to tell us what you think. What you like, what works well and what needs changing. Hard copies are available in the Pub and General Store or please download a PDF copy (6MB) via the attached link.

To open the shared files, click or copy the link below: http://www.filesanywhere.com/fs/v.aspx?v=896e658b60646db3b26a

Please pass on your comments, through the Blog, by email to warwick@waxdesign.com.au or by writing in the comments books that are with the reports. Please let us know what you think and keep voting to let us know what you want.


Many thanks


Warwick, Nicole and Peter

Refining the ideas for Georgetown

On the 6 July, the project team presented their latest findings and ideas for Georgetown. These proposals reflected the wonderful ideas generated by the community and built on Georgetown's strengths - its history, its community and its environment.

The masterplan for Georgetown seeks too reinvigorate the town through the creation of:

• New streetscapes
• Tree planting
• Public art
• Upgrade of open spaces
• Stormwater management
• Entry statements
• Sustainable landscapes
  

Please download the PDF of the presentation, share the information with friends and let us know your comments.

To open the shared files, click or copy the link below: http://www.filesanywhere.com/fs/v.aspx?v=896d6b875d6271bba968

Also, I would encourage you to vote on what are the priority projects for Georgetown.

A Fantastic Start

Firstly, thank you for the fantastic support over the Anzac weekend. It was wonderful to talk to so many people about the future of Georgetown and development some amazing ideas and opportunities for the town. We are now working on developing those ideas and developing a new masterplan for Georgetown. The following are links to the PowerPoint (both high resolution and low resolution). Also, we have set some key topics to vote on in relation what was presented.

To open the shared files, click or copy the link below: http://www.filesanywhere.com/fs/v.aspx?v=896d678a5b67727ab298 (high resolution)

To open the shared files, click or copy the link below: http://www.filesanywhere.com/fs/v.aspx?v=896d678a5b6773a86f9f

Please keep the ideas coming.

Regards
Warwick, Nicole and Peter.

The history of Georgetown

What ideas do you have to strengthen or represent the history of Georgetown.......places, buildings, stories and the people?

Supporting sport in Georgetown

What improvements can be made to the sporting facilities of Georgetown to maintain a strong community sports focus in the Town?

Main Street Traffic

How do we slow the traffic down through the Main Street and are there opportunities for new entrances, signage, landscape treatments or public art?

Keep the ideas coming

Dear All

Thank you for starting the conversation, please keep putting the word out about the Blog...we need everyone's ideas and comments (good and bad). As ideas are generated we will try and start listing some of the 'hot' topics so people can see common themes or issues.

Many Thanks Warwick (WAX Design)

Starting the Conversation

Dear All

This first posting is really to get things going......to ask you what you like about Georgetown. What are the important places, where would you take visitors to the Town, what works and what does not. Are there things that you like to do in Georgetown and what would you like to do.

We are looking for your ideas, how you see Georgetown and how it might change in the future....Georgetown into the Future.

Warwick, Nicole and Peter (Georgetown Masterplan Project Team)