G
eelong residents will have the chance to have their say on how local streets, plazas and civic spaces should be designed as the City of Greater Geelong seeks feedback on its draft Public Realm Framework. Council endorsed the draft framework for community engagement following initial consultation with residents and stakeholders. The document focuses on public spaces within local activity centres, where people shop, work, dine, meet and spend ti…
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