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Metung Village Centre Master Plan Engagement Report February 2017

Table of Contents

1. Engagement tools and success measures 2

2. Visitors summary – 16 December 2016 to 20 February 2017 3

3. What do you think is working well in the Village Centre? 4

4. What do you like about the place? 10

5. What parts of the Village Centre do you think could be improved? 16

6. Is there anything that Village Centre is missing and you would like to see added? 24

7. What is your one (1) big idea to improve Metung Village Centre? 31

8. What would you like to see happen at the Village Green? 37

9. Preferred location for the rubbish bins servicing the Mosquito Point residents. 42

10. Demographic and qualitative responses 48

Respondents place of residence 48

Respondents relationship to Metung 48

Transport methods to and from metung 49

How respondents use facilities in Metung 49

Why respondents visit Metung 50

Length of time living in or visiting Metung 50

Gender 51

Age 51

2 Metung Village Centre Master Plan Draft Engagement Report

1. Engagement tools and success measures

The public information period for Metung Village Centre Master Plan commenced on Friday 16

December 2016 and concluded 5pm Monday 20 February 2017.

The following table shows the engagement tools used to inform and consult the community, along

with an evaluation of the success measures. A total of 96 surveys were received. Nine were

submitted as a hard copy and 87 were completed online through Your Say East Gippsland.

Qualitative responses are noted overleaf, along with a summary of quantitative responses.

Engagement Tool Total No.

Date Success measures

Have Your Say Shire ad 12

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2017

Can only measure circulation:

Lakes Post: 2,976

Snowy River Mail: 1,666

Advertiser: 13,256

Your Say News Feed on council website home page

/Your_Say/Metung_Village_Centre_Master_Plan

1 26 page views

(Source: Google Analytics)

Hard copy display 1 Difficult to measure reach or success with hard copy engagement tools in Customer Service Centres

A4 flyer with overview of the consultation

1

Hard copy survey with reply paid envelope

1

Frequently asked questions fact sheet

1

Email newsletter inviting comment via survey

1 20 December 2016

28 recipients

20 opens (71.4%)

10 clicks (35.7%)

(Source: Mailchimp Report)

Pop-up at Metung Farmers’ Market

1 11 February 2017

1 email opt-in

Your Say East Gippsland web page yoursay.eastgippsland.vic. gov.au/metung-village-master-plan

1

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2017

810 visits

102 new registrations

276 participants viewed multiple project pages on Your Say

(Source: Your Say Report)

Your Say Survey

1 336 visitors

96 surveys completed online and hard copy


Frequently asked questions

3 47 views



2. Visitors summary – 16 December 2016 to 20 February 2017

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3. What do you think is working well in the Village Centre?

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Response Number

Comments

1. Play ground, farmers market, open space village green

2. The park , large spaces and boardwalk

3. Love the new water park. Trees are growing and starting to provide some shade. The hills on Patterson park are a nice touch.

4. A post office; Coffee shops & cafes, plus a good quality pub; The Monthly Farmers Market

5. Public jetty

6. Water park; Village green meeting spot

7. Open public space in town centre, good parking a short walk away if main st parking full.

8. Everything

9. Everything.... it's delightful

10. The market in the village square; The new marina; The new footpath along Bancroft Bay; The fabulous children's park

11. The current way is working well

12. Patterson Park

13. Very little except Paterson Park

14. The small village atmosphere. The boardwalks and water front.

15. The family playground; The town green space; The new Marina; The off street parking; The board walk

16. the play ground is beautifully design and well utilised by the community and visitors

17. The grassed area

18. Patterson Park, the new jetties; the monthly Village Farmers Market; regular events on Village Green

19. The Post Office is a great example of a small friendly village post office.

20. Farmers Market & Patterson Park

21. Patterson Park has been a great success.

22. For almost all the year, the traffic circulation. The concentration of shops/services - and any further spread up or down the road should be resisted.

The new children's playground - though it is still very young and raw and it is a pity that so many mature trees were removed.

23. The kids park and access to the main jetty


Response Number

Comments

24. New park cafes and shops

25. Village Green and Paterson Park

26. Village Green and connection to the water. Paterson Park. Restaurants and hotel easily accessible. Good access by water.

27. Everything is central to the Village Green

28. The community feel

29. Water park

30. -The big open space to hold events, such as the market, fun run & the food & wine festival. -Beautiful place to sit & kids play at the beach. -Great place

to put prams & bikes when eating at the cafes. -Nice place for the kids to run around in vision of the cafes while you eat.

31. Small individual shops, restrained colour scheme and seaside architecture. A green space in the middle for events and a pier for those who come to

Metung by boat.

32. Village Green

33. Views, cafes, Village Green events, Pub events, Water feature Reserve

34. The Village traffic flow is awesome

35. Patterson Park

36. The fountain is a tremendous asset to the local children and brings a lot of people for day outings into town.

37. I think the look and feel fits a village town by the lake. It's easy to get around, clear, makes sense.

38.

Majority of things work well, vehicle speed and mix of pedestrian is an issue, speeds need to be reduced in the central area, parking is always an

issue,...Big item is the relocation of a new launching ramp at Chinamans creek ,the trailer boats are getting larger and access throughthe central area

is near impossible and will end in a bad accident ....

39. The water park. Footpaths. The village green. Water access on both sides.

40. New Lighting, Marina at Yacht Club, Lake King Jetty.

41. All shops and eateries are in one nice central location, it's on the water, the park and BBQ facilities are great, it's spacious.

42. The new playground & water park is fantastic. Bbq area and picnic tables on village green are great. Boardwalks along lake are fantastic.

43. Almost everything


Response Number

Comments

44. The children's playground, the open space of The Village Green, the boardwalk

45. Traffic flow and speed limits. Coffee shops. The Metung Farmers Market

46. Natural environment

47. The waterpark

48. Community events. It is clean and tidy. The fabulous children's playground

49. Closed and open Spaces

50. Patterson Park and especially the waterpark are fantastic. The 'green' area is also well utilised and attractive. The Boardwalk into town has been a

great addition

51. A reasonably consistent "heritage" style of architecture. Preservation of a village centre feeling and relatively controlled commercial development.

52. Patterson Park

53. Open space at Paterson Park and the Village Green. BBQ areas at back beach, boardwalk.

54. Monthly market, pop up cinema in summer, metung fun run

55. The village green adventure park.

56. The board walk and BBQ and water feature in P atterson Park NOT the so called playground .. that is a waste of space

57.

Retention of a village atmosphere - restricted development of commercial sites.

Improvements to park facilities, footpaths and walkways.

Farmers Market

58. Patterson Park & the Village Green are very inviting. The views from the Village Green over Bancroft Bay and the availability of mooring for visitors is

great

59. The village feel of the centre of town

60. Open space between a mixture of commercial and residential properties.

61. The local park

62. Village green & park

63. Patterson Park and the associated water park and bbq's

The cafe's and restaurants and the availability of conveniences


Response Number

Comments

64. The boardwalk. Events such as Metung food and wine festival, fun run etc.

65. The cafe's make it a very social place

66. The new playground

67. the play area with the water area for kids to splash around, the green is great for being utilised as a picnic area or for ball games

68. The balance of open space with business

69. The new park and to a lesser extent the Village Green

70. park, village green, footpaths, boardwalks

71. Nice village feel, playground space, community space of Village Green for events like Anzac Day, good boat ramp.

72. The low-key village atmosphere with views and access to the water.

73. Paterson park. Relaxed, fun place for families. Casual outdoor eating. Plantings good in gardens between store and nautica

74.

Use of the village green for the Farmers' Market stalls "activates" the centre and provides custom for the local restaurants and retail stores. It is well-attended by local residents and visitors & showcases the produce of local producers--particularly the local orchards, chocolatier, culinary suppliers and soap-maker. The market also provides a venue to involve/provide the public with information about local services: rabbit control, SES. It is also a place to meet for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Due to the limited public space at the commercial centre of the village (surrounded by retail buildings) it makes for an intimate atmosphere

75. Walkways

76. Most things. Easy parking for most of the year, access to services and the new jetty.

77. The village centre provides most of what we need at the present time with a small but functional layout.

78. The village green, Patterson Park play area and the small intimate and friendly commercial enterprises.

79.

The village is a very unique geographic setting with two parks and water to the immediate east and west of the village centre. The village market and the revamping of Patterson Park works very well. The extension of the "Pub" Jetty has been an excellent draw card for boat traffic and for the general ambiance of the village for tourists arriving by car. Metung is noted for its ability to draw both tourists and locals for meals and shopping when Bairnsdale is very quiet on the weekends. Board walks including in front of the Moorings are very important. The back beach area is extremely well patronised and the walk to shavings point is well utilised. The mix of businesses is great but this needs expanding as the village grows.

80. To be 'A Village' the town must be small & compact where people can walk between establishments. The pub & the immediate surrounds of the village green are clearly the heart of the town: the village green being iconic & and almost sacred to the Metung community - it MUST NOT be fiddled with! Free pedestrian movement around the town works well - it must not be inhibited.

81. Cafes spilling out onto the pavement. The monthly Farmers Market on the Village Green.


Response Number

Comments

82.

The Village Green is multi purpose and used for Markets, ANZAC Day, Easter, Food and Wine Festival, Cinema and other activities. Paterson Park is a very useful addition for families to be encouraged to visit Metung. Shaving Point is working well as a boating hub with reasonable parking for boat trailers. The Board Walk and the update to the jetty near the Metung Hotel is fantastic now that it have recently been completed. The replacement Lake King jetty is a good improvement. The Metung Hotel is the major attraction for eateries but nice to see that other restaurants have been open on the weekends recently.

83. The village centre is a great focal point of the community. We really enjoy the events that bring us together. New park is brilliant and inspires family the get active.

84. The water park. Shops

85. Must keep and improve seaside village feel. Must not over commercialise village centre.

86. Everything

87. The children's playground - best we have seen.

88. Market day in Park. The water park. ** The playground does not cater for all ages of children - waste of money!

89.

Nice clean, open and well kept spaces with a toilet and shower block just a short stroll away. Love the new organic Paterson Park. The water feature is a highlight and also the swing and climbing frame. Love the soft fall sand, native plants and grassy mounds and naturally shaded areas. Also love the wonderfully green open spaces over at the village green. Love going to the market here, playing with the kids here and the occasional event. The highlight of which would have to be the twilight cinema! Everyone I spoke to absolutely LOVED it! The only thing I would perhaps consider on the village green is perhaps a little more seating? Would it be possible to make ALL the tops of the perimeter wooden fence available for sitting down. i.e. place a flat piece of timber to the top of each one rather than just a few of them. This would be great for events such as ANZAC day when seating is at an absolute premium. Please don't change anything else in these two areas as I really think you have nailed it as is.

90. The focus on the waterfront mixed with the retail and boating activities.

91. Patterson Park. The way it leads to the back beach and the beach near the pub.

92. Patterson Park


4. What do you like about the place?


Response Number

Comments

1. facilities, amenities, view, shops, boats

2. Great walking areas and new park

3. It isn't too gawdy. Still feels like a little village which is important

4. I like that it is near the water, is quiet but has a population which seems to be Melbourne based so feels like a Melbourne suburb with high standards &

expectations. The buzz is developing with new & younger people coming in which is a good thing.

5. The lake and nature

6. Community feel. Locals easy to get along with and town easy to navigate

7. As above, good mix of shops ..access to water/water views in middle of town ..

8. Its sleepy village atmosphere - perfect for holidaying

9. Quiet and peaceful . Tidy.

10. The village atmosphere. The walks along both sides of Metung. The pub. Bancroft Bites

11. The beauty of the town

12. It has many diffent aspects, such as being family friendly, child friendly, great meeting place. It also provides a great green space on hot days. The

board walk provides access points for the elderly and disabled.

13. Lifestyle

14. The peacefulness, beauty and minimal development and commercialism.

15. The board walk. The alfresco cafe's

16. the access to water and the views

17. The cenotaph

18. Having been coming to Metung regularly for now for over 60 years, and living at Kings Cove since 2012, my wife and I love the unspoilt layout of the

village, lack of high rise, and the excellent general store, hotel and eating places

19. The village atmosphere. Small and friendly. Not too much commercial development. No high rise beyond 2 stories in the centre. The access to water

views and the water. Picturesque with boats, pelicans and swans. Keep it small and not overdeveloped.


Response Number

Comments

20. The village atmosphere and the people

21. Seaside atmosphere

22. Apart from its utility as above, the important thing is a sense of space, the grand old Morton Bay figs, the informality, the ability to have a casual

coffee....

23. The slo traffic and the coffee shops

24. Quiet peaceful

25. Everything that I enjoyed for 57 years

26. Village feel, access and views to water. Good restaurants and hotel.

27. The open areas for familys and the community to congregate

28. It's unique situation

29. Friendly community

30. -Safety. –Cleanliness. -Minimal crime (if any). -friendliness of cafes. -Atmosphere & environment. -Combination of beach, park. bbq, village green,

toilet block & cafes in close proximity of each other.

31. I like that it looks like a small village and not a generic place that could be anywhere. I like that it is an easy place to walk around. I like the park being

eco freindly and easy on the eyes. I like the pitched roofs of the buildings in town , verandahs and outdoor areas to drink coffee.

32. Quiet, refined.

33. Boating presence, Community gatherings, Meeting places

34. The serenity and being surrounded by water

35. Attractive and child friendly

36. The cleanliness of the entire community.

37. The closeness and ease of getting around.

38. We love Metung as it is....

39. Water access. Green grass areas. Market/events possible on village green. safe child play areas.


Response Number

Comments

40. Natural beauty. Cleanliness.

41. It's so tidy, green and located near the marina and Pub.

42. I like that you have options on where to have a swim, if windy on one side of Metung you can swim or picnic at the other side. I like the park, village

green, shaving point and back beach - all places you can have a bbq, picnic etc. Safe swimming beach for kids.

43. The atmosphere, the quietness, the friendliness ample Coffey shops and food places.,

44. the 'village' feel of the place, commercial development is generally well planned and fits the environment. Quiet family friendly area

45. Easy going, friendly and relaxing environment.

46. Waterfront village character

47. The easy feel

48. proximity to water. the no camping policy. activities in the village green i.e. markets, food and wine festival, Easter seafood etc. the boardwalks to

Chainmen's and Shaving point

49. Casual friendliness

50. Feeling of safety. Clean and neat. Cafe culture. Friendly atmosphere

51. Despite increasing suburbanisation, some destruction of the bushland areas proximate to the lakes to provide views for new housing and commercial / tourism type development Metung village and surrounding areas retain a special atmosphere of quiet elegance - almost unique in Australia.

52. Family use

53. It has a village feel.

54. the genuine community feel

55. Village atmosphere.

56. The water village green shaving point

57. The friendly and open village atmosphere.

58.

I love that Metung still has a village feel. It isn't over-commercialized like some other tourist spots on the lakes. I love the drive into the village along Metung Rd, along the lakeside with the continuous view of Bancroft Bay . It was the first thing that made me fall in love with the place when we started coming here, when I was a teenager. I love that we have so much access to the water, especially along the Lake King side of the town, but it is a pity that the sand has disappeared from the beach along Lake King as it isn't as inviting as it once was and it is the only area that has been safe for families to enjoy the water and swim from the beach.

59. Cafes & shops open 7 days per week. Close proximity to the water. Village atmosphere


Response Number

Comments

60. Just about everything but we need to guard against "out of character" development.

61. The small friendly community

62. Village feel

63. Position Proximity to the lakes Beautiful Quiet Town during the year but tolerable when its busy over holidays etc

64. The back beach, water park, village feel.

65. That the village is right on the water and very picturesque

66. The village feel

67. the closeness of all of it. you don't have to walk far to get anywhere.

68. Its easy to walk around

69. It's non-commercial - that is, it's quiet (even when it's busy), everything is personal, there's no supermarket or petrol station, just small local businesses, the activities are not money-driven like mini golf, carnivals etc, it's family-friendly and nature based.

70. small village, quiet, not too commercial,

71. Looks good and is a nice place to be.

72. I like being near the water and being able to see the boating activities.

73.

Seaside village style and atmosphere brought us here for holidays and then permanently. We like the lack of confronting commercial development. Picturesque views when not blocked by signs. Outlook to Boole Poole and Mosquito Point should be maximised. Boardwalk into town is fabulous. Beach St side is ok but a bit weather beaten with not much seating. Shaving point is neglected but has fantastic views marred by authority signs that could be better located. The morton bay fig tree opposite green is fabulous.

74.

I like the idea of a "hub" for the village and the feeling that you can "get away" from shops and enjoy the lakeside (where it's possible) and look out towards Boole Poole. I like that it has moments of activity and also quiet--like a small village. I like that there are large native trees to provide shade and native habitat for bird-life in the area.

75. Village atmosphere

76. The Village atmosphere. Informality and is dog friendly.

77. The location, the lifestyle and the fact that we are not subject to heavy, through traffic. The semi-rural and bush combination of the area is a very pleasant environment in which to live. The community spirit is unique and to be treasured.

78. The small town country atmosphere where people still greet each other with a smile or a cordial G'dday. It's plastic bag free environment and awareness of the requirements of the marine ecology.


Response Number

Comments

79. Metung is one of the prettiest places in the world. It has the tourist season vibe and the quiet season quaintness that makes it very special. Due to its size the locals are friendly and there is a mix of retirees, families and tourists all year round from near and far. Many locals from East Gippsland will spend the day in Metung walking, talking and eating as an escape from the routines of work incorporated into their weekend drive in the area.

80. It is small & therefore the village experience is good.

81. The 'village' feeling. A sense of community as people stop and chat under the trees.

82.

The Village Green is always quite green and a pleasant place to have coffee whilst watching the boating activities and enjoying family activities. Patterson Park is well utilised though we don't currently use it. Metung is generally quite and peaceful when we visit (we have a holiday house in Metung). There are quite a few walking tracks to enjoy the views and for exercise. Great to have a boat ramp at Shaving Point with good access to the Lakes, Fishing and Water Sports. The Village Store is useful for supplies, especially boat fuel.

83. Friendly and welcoming

84. Peaceful and sage

85. Cafes, open space - playground and the green, small village feel, boats and jetty, opportunity to swim close to centre.

86. Everything

87. Dog friendly, board walks, friendly, great food, boating facilities, jetties.

88. The open areas. The jetties.

89. Personally I love that it is small, quaint and intimate, just as a true village should be. Of course I LOVE the views the most! Love the Jetty's, the great swimming beaches, the shops and cafe's, the post office, absolutely EVERYTHING really!

90. Village atmosphere. Outlook to Bancroft Bay.

91. The peace and tranquillity. We enjoy hearing the children playing there when we are outside in our garden.

92. Connection with the water and its limits for expansion.


5. What parts of the Village Centre do you think could be improved?


Response Number

Comments

1. parking , toilets, remove rubbish bins near lake,

2. Parking. No parking in kurnai ave as ppl always park illegally.

3.

It certainly needs more parking.

It needs a Tourist Information Centre. The current information centre is for accommodation only.

There is a strong artist community here, both visual arts & music. I would like to see a central meeting place available for artists to meet as a collective,

exhibit & perform. I think Metung could certainly be developed as an Arts/Artist hub for the region. A Master Plan could include specific consultation

with artists of all genres as they are a vital part of the community & a resource for tourism. Currently everyone has to go outside of Metung to meet

others in the arts. After some research you find them here but they are loosely scattered and I'm sure there are some gems desiring connection in the

local community. It would be good to even establish a local artist register so people can connect with each other.

4. The green, the shops and some of the cafes.

5. Toilets next to beach need upgrade

6. Shaving point picnic ground needs major facelift. Town history info boards need to be refreshed.

7. Leave it as is!

8. Through my eyes it is perfect now.

9. Better quality and more varied restaurants

10. The playground it's inappropriate for the age of the children the wood is slippery and dangerous there is no area for young children to play on other

than the water park

11.

The Village Green needs more shade and seating overlooking the water. Better shade & seating facilities on Lake King at the swimming area. Shaving

point centre could also be developed to provide better facilities. The speed limit through the village needs to be slowed, to allow for a more village type

feel

12. 1. Parking spaces are few and far between. 2. Metung Road, between the Post Office and Shaving Point is abysmal. At best it is a 1 lane road and is

in a dangerous condition. I realise that this road is a VICROADS responsibility, but the shire has an obligation to bring this to their attention

13. The swimming beach could be upgraded with some more sand during summer seasons.

14. More off street parking. More BBQ near boat launching area at shaving point. Additional seating on the green

15. upgrade the village green, the toilets at the back beach, the parking on shavings point


Response Number

Comments

16. The foreshore at the end of the village green

17. Some beautification of the Village Green, possibly with a meandering path through the green and creating a small hilly section to break it up and be

strategically placed for staging events, e.g. ANZAC day ceremonies and other functions

18.

The playground. I am not sure what was meant to be achieved. I took my 2 year old grandaughter on a cold day and the only thing she could go on

was the dish swing which she had to wait for. Not user friendly for small children. The water feature is great but was there before the "whatever"

development!

Shaving point is a mess and needs to be upgraded. Note it was absent from planning for upgrades as per Tambo and Nicholson jetties. The jetty is

substandard and parking is a nightmare as well as flooding. Parking behind the village shops on the lake king side needs improving. Walkway to

Stirling Road or up to Hardys road as many people walk along there and is potentially dangerous. The speed humps into Metung on the Metung road

require modification.

Also some monitoring of dogs off lead. I take my dogs for walks on lead and they are often confronted (including in the village centre) by dogs off lead.

Monitoring responsible dog ownership including picking up of dog excretement which is a problem on the board walk and beach road.

19. Along Beach Road I feel we require rubbish bins for people to place their rubbish in and also BBQ area between Mairburn Road & Archibald Drive on

Beach Road

20. The path ways all need to be standardised and shopping strips need more "colour"

21.

1. We need more trees and gardens in the two park areas.

2. The long-running refusal of Council to provide the rubbish collection which the local Mosquito Point ratepayers have requested (and in fact originally

paid for out of the surplus of the land sales at the time of subdivision); and which is an obvious corollary need for the tourism which is so encouraged

by Council. Notices about "street rubbish only" etc are just silly and illogical. Locals have suggested solutions. Implement them.

22. Better separation of rubbish and recycling in lager bins

23. Parking

24. Rubbish Collection during peak periods. This is just transport and logistics. Calculate how many people are at Mosquito Point and on the lakes at peak

times, average 10 per household (people have guests) calculate rubbish and provide enough regular pick up services to cope with the rubbish.

25.

Intersection of Metung Road and Kurnai Avenue is not pedestrian friendly. Metung Road is too dominated by vehicles. Need a stronger pedestrian

connection across Metung Road to Paterson Park - traffic management and road treatment to slow cars down and make the pedestrian experience

more pleasant. Shaving Point is an opportunity waiting to happen - at the moment it just looks and feels like a big car park.

26. Definately parking


Response Number

Comments

27. Seating around the village green

28. The equipment at the park. Not enough for younger kids, it seems as though it's been designed for looks not practicality.

29. -More sand brought in regularly.

30. I think its fine

31. Not sure if this is the right answer to this question but Medical Services would be good. Also walking tracks fully along Stirling Road; in particular from

Metung Road to the Primary School. It can be quite dangerous walking to/from the Village.

32. varied attractions such as Music events or art shows on the village green.

33. Car parking restrictions to prevent people parking all day and on some occasions taking up prime parking for the extent of their stay

34. More seating at the park

35.

Another BBQ at the back beach would help during peak periods. Also a children's toilet at the park would be awesome! Just a single toilet, exclusively

for little children. It can be difficult for parents with multiple small children at the park. You have to pack up your entire belongings to take one child to

the toilet. Older children are able to cross the road and go to the public toilets but it can be hard with little ones and only one adult.

36. Need more variety, everything is a bit too similar. Nothing appealing to young adults other than the pub.

37. As mentioned previously , the relocation of the launching ramp and the development of shaving point as a picnic/barbecue area..

38. Car parking near hotel and store as it used to be. Event signage on village green. Part shade over water park. Extend water park to add more water

features.

39. The Village Green could do with a makeover, ie new seating/tables. Perhaps a garden bed. Shaving Point flood area could be addressed, where boat

trailers are parked. Remove a lot of, or consolidate into ONE informstion sign. The current plethora of signage is ugly.

40. More picnic tables and undercover rotunda in the village would be beneficial. But with that more available parking would help?

41.

The new playground needs to have a toilet! Families with young children/babies need somewhere to take their child FAST when they need to go to the

toilet. The back beach toilet block is too far when you have a toddler toilet training and this park is used by a lot of families with very young children.

Also more shelter/shade & better picnic table facilities at the back beach & Shaving point. Footpath from Hardys Rd/Metung Rd corner to link to

boardwalk at Chinamans Creek. Footpath from Metung Rd up Stirling Rd to create a safe pathway to Metung Primary School. Improved RV

availability/site.

42. nothing other than a public toilet

43. leave it alone!


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44. Back beach area. Vacant shops to be filled.

45. Already good, wouldn't like too much development. Some public infrastructure a bit tired

46. The beach

47. phone coverage

48. perhaps one or two toilets discreetly place near the green for market days etc.

49.

Extension of the boardwalk through town and up to Shaving Point. A boardwalk on the otherside along Lake King would also be great.

Increased picnic benches on the green and more shade. Tidy up the BBQ area on the green - it looks dated and dirty. Toilet block on lake king beach

is ALWAYS dirty, locks are broken and lights don't work. This is the only public toilet in the village centre. The toilet block at shaving point is old, dark

and generally not that nice!

50. Less loud promotional activity centred on the Metung Hotel

51. Village green amenities

52.

It would be good for more youth centred activities like a Skate Park. The boardwalk or footpath to continue in a loop around Stirling Road. Public Toilets on village green or the park. Definitely need a large community hall, bigger than the RSL.

53. not really the centre, but there needs to be footpaths around Stirling Road/Metung Road area, especially for the kids to walk to/from school safely. a skatepark would be awesome too, as a place for the slightly older kids to go/hang out and be active - very keen to try and see this happen.

54. Car.boat, trailer speed. From Yacht club to shaving point 20 speed limit.

55. Shaving point Median strip in kurnai Ave

56. More seating in Parks and open areas.

57.

More could be done to maintain the beach on the Lake King side to make it attractive to residents and tourists in the Summer Months. For a number of years sand was deposited along the section of the beach near the village centre, and this was a draw card that invited families to remain in and around the village during their stay instead of going elsewhere during the day. Car parking could be improved along the Lake King side as well as this is at a premium during the high season. Jetties on both sides of the boat ramp would also be helpful to make it easier and safer for the numerous boats being launched and pulled out during peak season. The toilet block on Shaving Point needs upgrading as well

58. Like most of it. I do not like the brown brick on buildings

59.

Reduction in traffic through the summer and public holidays. Better parking away from the main section of Metung Road so the area adjacent to the Village Green was no parking and perhaps paved so that all commercial properties look more integrated. Would be great to divert all traffic away from precinct but not sure how you will get to Shaving Point - worth considering. Farmer" market could then be bigger and go across a bigger area if included the old road.


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60. I think it's beautiful the way it is.

61.

Toilet Block at Back Beach (Lake King) Provision of Toilet for Patterson Park Sealing of gravel road adjacent to Back Beach Toilet Block

62. Parking on market days, shuttle bus, a toilet on Patterson Park, a footpath that loops around from the school to the boardwalk at Riveria Nautica. We live on Highview Rise and would love for our kids to walk to school but the corner at the end of our street on Stirling Rd is too dangerous.

63. Could be more shops

64. Parking

65. I feel like the green is a great space, but something could be done to jazz it up a little bit. I am not sure what.

66. Put the main road around the back so that when you drive in you turn right at the post office then left to go towards the car park and pent he small picnic area so that the road continues along to shaving point

67.

The Village Green tables and BBQ area and even more so, the back beach. Both of these are old and ugly and not particularly user-friendly. The following is specifically about the back beach: the tables provide little protection from the sun and they're always being used; the clump of native grass near the jetty and the shrubby areas looks like they could have snakes; the last step down to the beach is really deep because the sand has washed away; my kids have cut their feet on barnacles and rocks so we have to wear thongs to go for a swim; there's no really shaded area; the beach area east (?) of the jetty isn't user-friendly; it's become more difficult for kids to swim and jump off the jetty recently with more boat traffic and ladder rungs that hurt feet.

68.

Behind the shops on the Lake King side. Very untidy, not welcoming, picnic tables and seats neglected, potholes. Extend the boardwalk or build a footpath along Metung Road and then up Stirling Road to join the footpath outside the primary school. Footpath should also be built all the way along Metung Road to Hardy's Road. It is currently very dangerous to walk along the road, especially when cars are driving at 80kms.

69. More shade over playground and water park. Another public toilet on Village Green side. Definitely more footpaths especially around Stirling Road, whole loop to link Boardwalk up Metung Road, Stirling Road up to school, also a footpath that extends up to Hardys Road bus stop and entrance to Kings Cove for school children to access.

70. I like the village the way it is now.

71.

Village green, the beach at Beach st, and the areas that have govt and other authority signs obstructing the beautifil views when they could be easily better located and still be visible to give their message, without all being on separate poles. Move the village green bbq to a location that doesnt block the view of the jetty and water, or take the roof off. Move the RSL war memorial to one corner, eg north west, to make better use of space. Move the rubbish bins near bbq and replace lwith seafing to view water and jetty.


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72.

I note that the Master Plan suggests improving the public interface and use of the village green as the community centre and I agree that that could be improved. I worry that the commercial enterprises surrounding the village green should NOT be alllowed to take up or impinge on public space & access as has occurred with the private townhouse development adjacent to the village green where public foreshore access has been closed off for exclusive use of only those staying there. In effect, all of the eastern side of the village is reserved for private and or commercial use ---apart from the village green and this is the only opportunity to glimpse the lake---apart from the tip of Shaving Point. I'd like an improvement for access to the very small "beach" at the edge of the village green and less emphasis on a "boat harbour" as there is already an enlarged & renovated marina near the yacht club and private jetties and moorings also abound and the jetty that exists already on the Metung pub side seems large enough but could be updated. I'd like to see a "promenade" that loops out from the village green and back again that encircles the small beach and increases public interaction with the lake and views beyond the village green. The existing jetty could be apart of this "loop" I agree with plans to improve the pedestrian aspect of the village as long as there is a provision for adequate public seating that is also artfully and well-designed and there is continuity in the design through out the village. More seating in the park opposite the post-office. In Tathra NSW there is public seating that is a take on the "banana lounge" design--made in curved slated wood which would also be appropriate as seating in Metung at appropriate spots.

73. Clean up the dog s**t that you find all through the the village green and shaving point

74. A continuation of a walking track from Rosherville Rd up Metung Rd to Stirling Rd would be a good start; plus an extension of the existing path from near the water tank on Stirling Rd down to Metung Rd.

75. Shaving Point needs a lot of improvement, looks very tired. Perhaps a gazebo with barbecue and seating facilities.

76.

As Metung expands and Kings Cove nears completion , in a few years time, the Village Centre will be put to the test. More shops will be needed and more parking will have to be accommodated. Any property that faces Metung Road between the Moorings to Howitt Avenue should be soley commercially zoned and any residence should only be permitted upstairs. This is the most important issue in the Village Centre looking forward! Stop any residential planning in this strip, commercial only!

77. No boat or caravan parking in the village centre. Make the village centre a 30 or 40kph speed zone. Put public toilets more central; eg in Patterson Park or in the car park next to Hookers?

78.

Parking is always an issue and hard to solve. Too many cars are an eyesore but lack of parking would make access to the centre of the village impossible, particularly for older residents. Perhaps the Shire could acquire one of the house blocks opposite the RSL and turn it into sensitively planned parking! A better but more expensive option would be to acquire the block of land for sale next to the Metung Hotel and make more parking there but with sensitive plantings fronting the road and Bancroft Bay to hide the cars. The BBQ area and seating on the Village Green could be modernised without increasing the overall size.

79. The water area behind the shops on Lake King.

80. The beach area - Lake King side


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81.

(1) The back beach is a major concern. Currently the beach has not been cleaned (first time for many years) which discourages families from swimming - log on the beach, lots of seaweed but also with the new jetty signage now conforming to State Gov regulations no swimming is allowed within 20m, which basically excludes all swimming for families. Metung needs a safe, clean beach to attract families. Our extended family always used to sit on the beach to enjoy swimming and boating activities but now go elsewhere. (2) Shaving Point. - This provides the only boat ramp in the area suitable for all boating activity. The parking is adequate except during peak season. Additional signage to designate the boat rigging area would be useful as there are oftem cars parked in this area making it difficult for boats to enter are be retrieved from the ramp. Perhaps bitumen marking would help? - Designated boat trailer parking and specific areas for cars only might be useful so that single cars don't take up valuable trailer parking space. Additional trailer parking would be useful especially in high usage times. - Toilet block needs upgrading. Perhaps to the standard of the Lake King block. - Additional signage to advise fisherman that Boats have priority over fishing when using the Ramp as there have been occasions when some inconsiderate people fishing don't appreciate that it can be difficult to dock a boat in both busy times and difficult conditions. I am both a (considerate) fisherman and boat owner. 3. Speed limits on Beach Rd. There is an advisory sign suggesting 40km/h however Beach Road is a dual road/walking path so putting a speed limit of 40km/h or even 30km/h would make it safer for pedestrains. 4. Metung Rd/ Rosherville Rd near Swan Reach. Currently there is a Give Way sign on Rosherville Rd at the intersection however it is a blind intersection for cars coming from Swan Reach so a Stop Sign on Rosherville Rd would be safer. It is not a blind corner for cars approaching from Metung.

82. The two sides of town don't link well. We can do better to utilise the natural wonders of Metung and make it an even better hidden gem.

83. Shaded areas

84. Beach on Lake King can be improved for locals and visitors - beach surface/weed build up/average picnic facilities/vegetation along shore line can be improved. Improve the seaside village theme - look at similar coastal hamlets overseas for ideas. Not village but the Marina fees will prohibit small boat owners from using facility. Metung does not need big expensive boats in Marina, more local boats.

85. Back beach needs improving. Kids cannot use it. Looks terrible/unsightly. Can we dump sand on it? Poor access. Jump off the jetty - they hate it. What's the ski boat rules?

86. Traffic flow - reduce speed to 40km/h. Site lines coming into town. Maintain vegetation along road. Seating on board walk. Maintenance on board walk.

87. More public toilets i.e. Village Green. Increased power switchboard i.e. Village Green. Night lighting for Village Green.

88. Public toilets at Apex Park end. Would love to have hot/cold showers available for boaties. Happy to pay!

89. Parking - especially at picnic ground and along beach road. Great big dip at back of shops in road causes damage to car.

90. More seating around the perimeter of the village green for events such as ANZAC day where seating is at a premium. Perhaps convert the tops of ALL the timber fencing around the edge to seating rather than just a few. I think we also desperately need a 'leash free' area for our many Metung dogs to enjoy. I think the back beach over near the toilet block is the most obvious place for this.

91. Access to the waterfront. i.e. confusion of the board walk to town centre with improvement in quality of beach/swimming experience on Lake King.

92. More public toilets i.e. Village Green. Increased power switchboard i.e. Village Green. Night lighting for Village Green.


6. Is there anything that Village Centre is missing and you would like to see added?


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1. 20 Km/hr speed limit on road, time limits on parking near shops

2. Parking. Enforcement of illegal parking. Enforcement of illegal vegetation removal. More sand on back beach. Reduced speed limit or shared road on

back beach rd

3.

It definitely needs a bus service to connect to V-Line in Bairnsdale & to Lakes Entrance.

A recreation centre with a heated pool. This would suit young & old & would attract more people to live here. I've asked around & the older members of

the community say they would use a pool! I'm sure the young members would too.

A community building that could be used for multi purposes for interest groups (such as Artists, writing groups, photography groups, music groups,

etc). A building that could also be used for any interest groups to hire at times.

An exhibition space.

A performance space ( even a stage & outdoor soundshell).

Ideally a performing Arts Centre & the establishment of a theatre group & home for singing groups & choirs.

A register of existing groups to be made up & a contact available to new people or interested locals & funding bodies to know what & who is in the

area.

A Mozzie eradication plan!

4. A better restaurant and shops

5. Toliet area at playground with baby change

6. Traffic island/pedestrian refuge in middle of rd. At corner of metung rd/howitt ave. Petanque pitch in patterson park.

7. Not really

8. Proper play equipment and a toilet in near the park for a parent to take there child to the toilet they have to pack everything up and walk over to the

beach

9. More parking.

10. A small foreshore area.

11. Some shade sails?


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12.

things like the bbq area on the village green are utilitarian and need to be upgraded to suit the park and play ground. the same goes for the toilets at

the back beach. it is always good to see a town with lots of people socializing together. Metung is such a beautiful land mark and place to visit.

perhaps signage along the highway with pictures may point more people to metung as those who haven't visited may not know what they are missing

13. Nothing I can think of.

14. Some more permanent seating would be appreciated

15. Lead free area for dogs.

16. BBQ's on Beach Road near Mairburn Road

17. Public Toilets and more car parking the latter difficult of course.

18. Keep it quiet, simple, green. Do not add more built environment. Do not allow further incursion of cars.

19. A public notice board explaining council efforts and positions on issues like commercial fishing licences

20. More shade

21. Better rubbish bins on shaving point, lake king, the marina and on the village green.

22. A much more intimate treatment of Metung Road to enhance the village feel.

23. An under cover area

24. More waterfront cafes and areas to enjoy the view

25. More parking. Regular Roadside garden maintenance.

26. -Standard double kids swing at the park

27. Yes, an authentic Italian Pizzeria restaurant open in the evenings. Not a greasy spoon with pineapple on pizza. A real Italian Pizzeria. There are

enough cafes we need a different eating experience.

28. Artisan items in retail outlets. There are a lot of talented people in Metung. Perhaps a co op featuring their creations would work

29. Car parking restrictions implemented to prevent people parking all day in the village

30. Stationary workout equipment. The kind you see along running tracks in larger cities. The would be neat along the back beach road. Actually, a foot

path on that road so the little kids can safely ride their bikes and scooters.

31. A bar for a younger adult crowd, more amenities, day spa.


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32. Car parking near hotel and store as it used to be. Event signage on village green. Part shade over water park. Extend water park to add more water

features.

33.

A few shade trees, as families congregate under the few on Patterson Park. Not large gums, but Jakarandahs or Crepe Myrtles, adding colour and

beauty. A theme of Jakaranda trees throughout the entire Village and encouragement for residents to also plant them in their private gardens, thereby

adding a reason to visit Metung for the beautiful lilac colour en masse.

34. A community garden near town. Free plots. Outdoor gym equipment near the beach on beach road.

35.

I would like to see a outdoor fitness/exercise stations put in around Shaving Point, Beach Road & the Metung Rd Boardwalk, creating a circuit,

unobtrusive signs with exercises to do at each stop.

A public/community hall/centre - I believe there is land set aside for this on Stirling Rd opposite the school. There is nowhere large enough for

community groups/exercise classes/school concerts/community gatherings etc. Nungurner does not have a hall anymore either and it could be used

by the whole community.

36. Toilet block

37. Central Notice Board indicating what is available in Metung area.

38. Nothing

39. More all age play equipment

40. stationary/office/book swap seller

41. Boardwalk extension. Improved jetty / boat ramp facilities at shaving point, and / or a new boat ramp at the marina. Increased boat parking at Shaving

Point.

42. Probably the fewer "additions" the better. There should be no objective to increase numbers of people and commercial traffic.

43. Better bar b q facilities and power supply

44. Public Toilets other than at the back beach. As above regarding the hall, footpath and skatepark, and also more shade over the playground and water park.

45.

same as above, but also in the Mt Buller region they have a Gnome Trail, where garden gnome type statues are dotted around the place (cemented in, probably, to avoid theft) and when you visit you can go and find them as you travel towards the snow area... we could run the same sort of thing, or a fairy trail - just to engage visitors some more. Have maps available at the local shop or cafes... it would be really cool for the area. To this day we still look for gnomes in bush areas, because of that experience we had at Mt Buller over two years ago.

46. Clean back beach from sticks & rubbish. Can't sit on beach.

47. Toilet block NOT on village green


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48. Extension of footpath from Howitt Avenue to Essington Close and provision of safe access across Metung Road near Howit Ave. "T" junction. (Currently there is nowhere to walk other than on the road.)

49. More seats and shade, and maybe some garden areas, on the Village Green for visitors, without impinging on the Green's ability to be used for markets and other gatherings.

50. I love to walk & participate in exercise class at Paterson park. I'd love to see a few exercise stations available

51. More seats on the Village green like those on the water's edge. I would like to see an Australian flag on the Anzac Memorial at all times not just special occasions.

52. No

53. A skate park with more kids moving to the area there is nothing for kids over 5 to do

54. Toilet at Patterson Park Bike Track or Skate Park

55. A footpath extension to loop around town...like the great ones in Mallacoota.

56. Would like to see more shops

57. perhaps something on the little beach space... I am not sure.

58. More interesting art. Community noticeboard. Some good exercise equipment next to lake king. Nice seating that suits the environment like has been done at mallacoota

59.

Yes, a restaurant that opens at night time! On Monday and Tuesday nights the ONLY choice is the over-priced pub restaurant; the rest of the week is over-priced Nautica. Even the fish and chips at Nautica are expensive and between Christmas and New Year I waited OVER TWO HOURS to get fish and chips, they were so busy. There needs to be a cheaper eat in or takeaway cafe option and that opens at night. Ideally something near the water park, like Tony and Helen's old marine shop; and/or something on the back beach ... even, say, a semi-permanent kind of food van with a sustainable living focus (e.g. the Sustainable Organic Food Trailer at Torquay). I know people who stayed here in early January and they went to buy some snacks at about 6.30pm but the general store had closed, so they drove to Swan Reach but they too had closed, so they had to drive to Lakes Entrance; they didn't want an expensive sit-down meal, which was all Metung had to offer. I think Metung is in danger of being over-rated, it's over-priced and not really got a lot on offer. Maybe the bakery should move into the old Tallowwood shop and expand.

60. Community hall

61.

More shade over playground and water park. Another public toilet on Village Green side. Definitely more footpaths especially around Stirling Road, whole loop to link Boardwalk up Metung Road, Stirling Road up to school, also a footpath that extends up to Hardys Road bus stop and entrance to Kings Cove for school children to access. Definitely need a large Community Hall. Would be good to make school more of a hub, put in a skate ramp or other facility, or even the hall up there. More car parking needed around school also.

62. No.

63. Paterson park, village green, Beach st beach area all need informal structures to sit on and watch whats going on, not more bench seats but imaginative things that can be used as casual seating, around the perimeters of areas so the natural open space is retained, ie functional artworks. Fitness posts along boardwalk with a couple at paterson park for the many people who exercise along this route.


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64.

Public art works that are truly modern & visionary by national/international artists would be a great addition to the village--please no more rusting metal pelicans, fish or boats!! An information centre/art & craft gallery More general information signs about the history of the area---an acknowledgement of the Gunai/Kurnai people and their use of the land and the importance of the area to the first Australians.

65. More seating and more shade trees. Free 24 hour camping sites on beach road.

66. Not really.

67. A community meeting centre, but where would it go?

68. The Village Centre needs more deciduous trees for shelter over summer in the two parks. Another table and roof structure on the Back Beach would be well received. Solar fairy lights in the trees in the centre of town would give Metung more night appeal.

69. Public Toilets. Better power supply to village green for events.

70. Some picnic tables in the shade under the trees on the west side of the Village Green, near the cafes. The current tables plonked down in a line in front of the little beach are not particularly attractive. Perhaps scatter them to each side and leave the centre free.

71.

(1) Lake King Beach - jetty right hand side. A safe clean beach for family activities. Perhaps some consideration should be given to 'fencing' off the jetty on both sides so that families can swim and enjoy activities without impacting the mooring of boats. (2) Lake King Beach - jetty left hand side. There is also a nice beach area to the left of the jetty which is under utilised. Perhaps consideration to enhancing this area and provide picnic areas between the beach and the shops would also encourage people to utilise the area. (3) Signage. Whilst Metung Village Centre is not a large area, some additional signage pointing to Lake King Beach would be helpful for people who don't visit often. (4) Shaving Point. It would be useful to have some sort of barrier to prevent the boat trailer parking from flooding regularly. (5) Take Away food. Currently only a Bakery and Fish and Chip take away are available but in the past there was a general take away shop near the AMCAL Pharmacy which was well utilised by visitors and locals. We now go to Swan Reach or Johnsonville for takeaways. (6) Its disappointing to see so many restaurants closed for evening meals and also vacant businesses. Its understood that the number of people eating out in Metung at other than the Hotel is limited but is is not a good look to attract people to the Village.

72. I don't think anything needs to be added to the town centre but better linkages need to be made to existing infrastructure. For example people can't walk or ride safely into town from Tambo Bluff estate as it has no link to the neighbouring kings cove. If linked people can ride and walk across town and enjoy the cafe at the golf club

73. More BBQ.

74. Seaside feel in Village. A community meeting place i.e. community house!

75. Poor access to the back beach area. Develop other beach to east of jetty. Maximise access through village past shops not through car park.

76. Drainage at Shaving Point to prevent constant flooding. Small children's play equipment.

77. Not the village centre - but nice sandy beach on west side.


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78. Just more seating around the Village Green and a leash free area for our four legged friends to enjoy as mentioned above.

79. See below (1 big idea question 5)

80. A lot more playing of trees in the centre of the village; hopefully native plants that relate to planting in Patterson Park.

81. The entrance into Metung from Howitt Avenue through the Village needs to be shaped and curved with more trees planted to give the commercial area

a softer feel.


7. What is your one (1) big idea to improve Metung Village Centre?


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1. Make it safer

2. Nothing except better utilisation of existing parking. Do not over develop the village

3. An Arts Centre to put Metung on the map as an artist community as there are many very very talented artists here.

4. Renovate the green

5. Better signage

6. More public sculpture..

7. The attraction of Metung has always been the simplicity of the Village green. A place to kick a ball or just sit and meet people /friends.....I don't think it

needs Changing.

8. Leave it as it is and maintain quality

9. Nothing it's perfect how it is

10. Slow traffic throught the village.

11. Move the boardwalk at Shaving Point outwards further into Lake King, so as to widen the road to enable 2 lanes to be constructed. Burying of power

lines and the removal of telegraph and power poles

12. Foreshore enhancement on Lake King.

13. Phone charging points?

14. Better landscaping of the area at the Lake King Beach

15. Improved native landscaping in the village centre to reflect coastal area. Good from village edge to end of board walk at shaving point then nothing.

16. A delicatessen with a fruit shop.

17.

Footpaths need to be more attractive and connect to the main jetty and standardised through out the village and more street trading.

Allow The Boat Storage Business to access the boat ramp in Chinamens Creek to reduce the through traffic through the village.

18. No further developments like Nautica

19. Shade


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20. Have one regular road surface, not bitumen something lighter. Get rid of suburban kerbs and replace with a locally found rock channel

21. Make Metung Road more pedestrian-friendly through the village - wider footpaths, kerb outstands, street trees, road narrowing and pavement

treatment to make the area more like a shared zone.

22. Waterfront café

23. Parking and the park equipment.

24. Sand sand sand please to be placed on the village green side & where the jetty & toilet block is.

25. I dont have one

26. Haven't been in residence long enough to make a definitive answer.

27. See #3 or maybe a Men's Shed

28. Car parking restrictions would greatly improve the time cars and trailers are aloud to congest the village

29. Car parking is sometimes a problem but not sure how this can be improved

30. Don't know.

31. More outdoor eating spaces for eating. More modern shops for tourists.

32. Traffic!!

33. Car parking

34. See previous responses.

35. Large undercover, sheltered rotunda next to a new community garden.

36. Outdoor exercise stations. Improved baby facilities at back beach.

37. You can't improve it - leave it alone, other than toilets

38. keep people with BIG ideas out!

39. Close off the road through the village and divert around the back of the shops, making the village centre a mall

40. More focus towards lake King. At the moment the village is only focused towards Bancroft bay


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41. All age playground

42. not much

43. Boardwalk Extension - all the way around shaving point and back along Lake King

44. Anything to stop further commercialisation.

45. Pedestrianise Kurnai Ave between hotel and the green except for market days

46. more footpath to at least go around Stirling Road for children walking to school. Ideally extending up to Kings Cove entry at Hardys Road.

47. Public Toilets so you dont have to walk to the beach or take the kids to the pub

48. Speed of cars & boat trailers.

49. Remove unsightly garden on median strip in kurnai Ave. make the fig tree a feature with maybe a seat surrounding it and have seats at least facing the water instead of Metung Rd

50. Make the Lake King beach more attractive to visitors and more usable for the community.

51. Mmmm no more brown brick buildings

52. Get rid of through traffic on Metung Road between Kurnai Avenue to bend in Metung Road - there are other options.

53. Nothing needs improving

54. Skatepark

55. Rehabilitation of Back beach including dredging/removal of sharp rocks and installation of sand from bullock island

56. A footpath path to join from the school to the boardwalk at Riveria Nautic.

57. A deli would be good. Featuring local produce and local wine. Like the one in Stratford and Yarragon.

58. Remove traffic from the main shopping area

59. A cafe or food van on the back beach.

60. Footpaths so that people can do a loop around the Village without having to walk on roads

61. Community Hall.

62. leave it the way it is.


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63.

Make the village green adaptable to performance art of different types. Incorporate a sound shell or raised area for staging performances and annual

events like chroistmas carols, that would encourage more use for musical or theatre shows.

Add structures around perimeter that can be functional as seting for percormance or just watching the water and the boats co e and go.

Move the structures that take up space and block views of the water, ie the RSL war memorial and the BBQ shelter.

Upgrade the technical facilitiea needed to service community events like seafood festival, monthly markets, christmas carols, fun run, movie nights and

allow more to be encouraged.

Retain the coastal charm of the centre by restricting development height and type.

64. Expand the village green by removing the car parking and roadway between the green and the pub and shop keeping the large trees in place

65. Clean up the dog s**t and improve beaches for the children. Most beaches are rock based

66. Don't change much at all - maybe slow the traffic in the main road during busy times.

67. As previously indicated: walking tracks.

68. Some significant and aesthetically appropriate marine sculptures.

69.

Metung has under utilised walking tracks. This actually impinges on the Village and its centre. We walk a great deal around Metung and people who visit the Centre also like to walk around Metung's walking tracks before or after they engage in the variety of what's on offer at the restaurants and cafes in the Village Centre. Walking and taking in the beauty of Metung is a fundamental part of what most visitors do. They are linked more than people give credit to. The problems with this are that walking tracks are not clearly marked and there are walking tracks that are not obvious and in some cases they have been deliberately blocked, either physically or through verbal misleading information. Here are some examples. There is public access down the road reserve at the eastern end of Christmas Street that leads on to Metung Road. This needs walking track signage at both ends and it needs some maintenance so that both residents of Metung and tourists know that it exists. There is a sensational public walkway with the best views in Metung, across Bancroft Bay and the Marina that runs from Metung Road opposite, just before the hard stand coming from the village, to the Lawrence Crt walkway, just before you it intersects with Metung Rd. This wonderful walkway has no signage and the resident on the Lawrence Crt end has physically blocked off the end access point with multiple hurdles including a seat. Council land should not be blocked off to the public.

70. Basically leave it alone; if it ain't broke don't fix it. Keep it as a quite casual sleepy village like it is in winter.

71.

Cut traffic in half by making a one-way system through the village and then around the back of the shops fronting Lake King opening up the area under the pine trees opposite The Moorings. Then slightly raise and 'Herringbone' brick the centre of the Village road to give the look of a pedestrian Mall. If, and only if, other parking spaces have been provided, then six to eight parking spaces could be removed in this area on both sides of the road to allow the cafes and other seating to spill further into street.

72. Boating facilities at Shaving Point - primarily additional parking for boat trailers and prevent the flooding of the current trailer parking area and clear signage on usage of the area.


Response Number

Comments

73. Better seating that allows people to enjoy village green using locally sourced timber to match Patterson's park. Look at making street lighting like in Dandenong that have colours that change as a way of incorporating arts

74. Like it how itbis

75. Do not build more commercial accommodation in Village. Improve the Lake King side for beach and picnic use.

76. Develop park under cypress

77. Public toilets/showers

78. Put better play equipment in Patterson Park.

79. Shaving Point probably needs a bit of a re vamp. Try not to make it too modern looking though. Try and keep it within the keeping of the rest of Metung. We don't want it to look too flashy. Please NO stainless steel and glass structures for Metung full stop!

80. The extension of the existing boardwalk past the private houses to meet the jetty in front of the hotel giving tourists and locals the opportunity to walk around the perimeter of Bancroft Bay from the town centre.

81. Underground power

82. Underground power


8. What would you like to see happen at the Village Green?


Response Number

Comments

1. I would like to see people enjoying the last grassed public open area as they have done in the past

2. More picnic seating and shade

3. Nothing. This is an important green grassed area and should be left as such. Upgrading the cenotaph would be good. Bbq area needs doing up but

not expanded

4.

A state of the art gallery with lots of glass walls so that you can still see the water from it. It could be a state of the art stunning piece, a very mini, yet

Chique Fed Square right here in Metung. Interesting angles, interesting contents, for interesting residents. It could have a cafe inside overlooking the

water. The market stalls could be held indoors. It could house meeting rooms too. This would cover everything...except the pool...but it could have a

water wall like the National Gallery !

5. Landscaped and designed better.

6. Better bbq facilities. More use as a public space ie bands, movies etc

7. More picnic tables waterside .. more public seating street side

8. Leave it as is please!

9. Nothing more than what is already happening

10. Leave it how it is

11. It needs to keep its vista to the water and beyond. It is a great open space and should be treated as such. Unobtrusive shade structures and seating

would be ideal.

12. 1. Removal of rubbish bins. 2. Provision of more shade facilities for personnel to str under

13. It is well set up with BBQ area picnic table and lawn area for various markets and functions.

14. Remain the same

15. is there a reason for the timber fence surrounding the park? this is quite unsightly.

16. Improved fence and seating

17. Nothing. Leave for markets, events and recreation.


Response Number

Comments

18. just continue as is keeping it clean & tidy and maybe some small shrubs or flowers

19. Public Toilets , Better beach

20. See above. Keep it quiet, informal and green. Plant trees and gardens.

21. I am happy with this space

22. Leave it alone but plant some gardens and trees

23. See prior comments. Also improve the look of the barriers to the village green, they are ugly and ordinary

24. Some improvement to facilities - seating, shade, public art. But it should be essentially retained as an public open space suitable for markets and

events. Get rid of the unsightly and unnecessary rubbish station.

25. More seating

26. This is a very open question.

27. I think it is great empty to run many events & to enjoy open flat space.

28. it's a good place for events. Tai chi in the mornings !

29. This area should definitely be kept as Green space; perhaps more seating.

30. More events. Music and Art

31. The Farmers market move permanently to Kings Cove Golf club

32. The Cenotaph is often disrespected with children climbing on it etc.

33. I'd like to see outdoor concerts. Maybe some pop up bars and food vans.

34. Nothing, preserve the village green. It's iconic.

35. Nothing!,

36. Nothing. LEAVE IT ALONE. It is perfect.

37. Large undercover, sheltered rotunda next to a new community garden.

38. Leave as is so that it can be used for Markets/Anzac Day etc. Maybe more public lighting. Upgrade BBQ area to include undercover picnic table etc.

39. LEAVE IT ALONE! It is a perfect multi-function venue and a good place to picnic and play games for the kids. Toilet block nearby is needed.


Response Number

Comments

40. leave as is!

41. Fine as it is - depending on comments from 4 above

42. Nothing

43. Continue as park

44. Continue as is, encouraging youth /community recognition and suchlike

45. Few more park benches and shade cover. Upgrade the BBQ facilities. The large tree in the centre reservation (A fig?) needs some TLC - it's often

used by kids to climb and swing in - it gets damaged and it would be a disaster to lose it.

46. More use of the green

47. Leave it as open community space but maybe with public toilet and more bbq/picnic area.

48. More shade, also at the waterpark and playground as well

49. Kept as it is. Keep for markets, ANZAC Day , picnics.

50. Nothing!!!! This is unique to Metung. Don't destroy it

51. More seating around the perimeter

52. Gardens, shade, seats so that it complements the work done at Patterson Park but still allows for the markets and community gatherings that take place on the Village Green.

53. More shade. I like the lawned area. I love Patterson park since refurbishment . Would love to see more people using it.

54. See previous answers. Overall need to get rid of on street parking and out of the immediate area.

55. The village green is a wonderful area

56. Maintain it in its present state and make improvements to beach inside jetties

57. Left as is.

58. maybe some more garden beds around the outside. It is a great space but it needs something to update it.

59. Cant do too much to it or it wont be useful for the market. Could do some landscaping around the edges so that it looks continuous from Patterson park. Get rid of the treated pine barriers

60. New BBQ area and tables

61. Leave it as it is.

62. To stay as an open space, could have more tables around bbq area, and a public toilet nearby would be good.

63. I like the open space that can be used for markets and other events

64. More shade trees, not gum with more seating in both parks.

65. Improve the power supply to help conduct major events such as the LIONS Seafood festival, Xmas carols and the markets. Upgrade the Bar-b-q area and the watering system.


Response Number

Comments

66. Leave it as it is . It is a fantastic open space which is thoroughly enjoyed by the local population and visitors alike.

67. Leave it alone, it enhances the quaintness of the village. Perhaps more seating.

68. The Village Green is great the way it is. We certainly do not want any more barriers of the great view of the water with any more structures or trees.

69. Nothing much except better power supply, reserve the small beach for kids swimming (get rid of jet skis, etc).

70. Other than minor titivation as suggested in relation to the BBQ area and seating, the Village Green needs to remain an open, flat area to cater for events such as the Farmers Market, Anzac Day and Remembrance Day parades etc.

71. It needs to stay versatile for its existing usages. It would be useful to provide shade over the tables and more seating around the perimeter. A Public Toilet in the central town area should be considered for both visitors and Metungs older population.

72. Great art inspired seating that are made from locally sourced timbers and highlight our endemic animals like the dolphins.

73. Toilets

74. Kept as a lush grassed area.

75. Boat ramp needs upgrade. Second ramp and jetty. Floating pontoon. Other - rings on ladder at BB Jetty.

76. It needs to stay versatile for its existing usages. It would be useful to provide shade over the tables and more seating around the perimeter. A Public Toilet in the central town area should be considered for both visitors and Metungs older population.

77. Nothing. Leave it open for - market day, fish tasting, maybe other markets, other functions.

78. Nothing except a little more seating around the perimeter fence as mentioned before. Please leave the rest of it open as it's used so often for the market, general recreation and special events as it is. We need to keep it this way!

79. More seats and rubbish bins

80. Can't make up my mind yet. Still giving it thought.

81. A shaping to remove the square look with trees and plants. To move the R.S.L structure away from the centre of the green to near the water.


9. Preferred location for the rubbish bins servicing the Mosquito Point residents.


Response Number

Comments

1. Metung Marina or the Launching ramp at Shaving Point.

2. Shaving point jetty area

3. Put it back at the yacht club. The excuse from mosquito point residents that it is too far to carry rubbish to the toilet block behind the yacht club is crap.

There is a low landing at the yacht club they can use too.

4. Shaving Point?

5. Need more storage or more frequent removal in peak periods especially. It doesn't look like there's enough space for it all.

6. Either in the current space or at the marina area

7. Why not at the yacht club? It's where most Mosquito Point residents pass through.

8.

Apart from the busy season the rubbish bins are in the perfect place. More collections in January would help. Also those bins are used by the many

more boats accomodated by the enlarged main jetty..... where would the boat owners leave their waste? It's not only Mosquito Point residents that use

them.

9. Fine where they are

10.

Move them to either the Yacht Club precinct or Shaving point precinct. Not really sure why the centre of the village needs to be available for Mosquito

Points Residents. Most park their cars at the Yahct Club, and they have boats to get to and from the Mosquito Point, so surely they could drop their

rubbish in a less conspicuous spot.

11. Given that all bar 1 family are holiday makers and not residents. And given that all these holiday makers park their vehicles at the Yacht Club car park,

then I see no reason why all the bins cannot be placed behind the Yacht Club

12. Have them moved to an area that is not so public as they are an eyesore.

13. The location is fine but suitable bins to control smell in summer would be helpful

14. behind the yatch club, well away from public view, but still easily accessable


Response Number

Comments

15. Away from the village green, possibly at shaving point

16. A compound at the yacht club would be less obtrusive (and eliminate the smells) next to the green

17. Provide them on Mosquito point and charge residents a fee to remove via barge. Keep rubbish bins as outside post office for rubbish and recycling in

other strategic areas in the village, on shaving point and along the boardwalk to chinamans creek.

18. Keep the bins near the Village Green as it is central to all

19. Exactly where they are, close to the jetty but made less obvious.

20.

EITHER Leave them where they are, increase the number and enlarge the enclose suitably; OR negotiate with the pub to put them in their parking

area. The latter is much less preferred because (as is not acknowledged in the wording of this question) the great bulk of rubbish is from tourists and

boat folk. They will still need bins. The Shire needs to recognise that rubbish is an inevitable consequence of visitors and ratepayers.

21. There should be bins where they are but also at the yacht club.they need to be bigger at the opening so that rubbish can be separated efficiently

22. Not sure

23. see above, Council should have foreseen this problem with the increase of dwellings on Mosquito point ( I have been there for 57 years) and

recreational boating.

24.

Mosquito Point residents should take their rubbish to the tip like everyone else! Public space in such a prominent location should not be dedicated to a

rubbish disposal facility for a few wealthy residents on the other side of Bancroft Bay. Alternatively find a different location and make them carry their

rubbish.

25. Back beach area

26. Why would the village green be housing the rubbish for mosquito point? They need a dumpster just for them, perhaps near the yacht club parking

area.

27. Not sure

28. I've never noticed them

29. Again haven't been in residence long enough to make a definitive answer.

30. No opinion

31. Maybe a better facility at the same location


Response Number

Comments

32. Shaving point

33. Doesn't concern me.

34. Leave.

35. Re located to the toilet area at yacht club /marina but in skips that can only be accessed by residents of mosquito point,as most come to the marina

when they leave or travel somewhere,, The skips would need to be emptied twice a week during busy times...

36. Put it opposite the moorings at the end of the shops or at the back of the shops between them and the back beach. Alternatively or as well put a bank

AT the point.

37. More frequent collections, in the busy season.

38. Unsure

39. Yacht Club Precinct as that is where most of their boats are kept or cars left.

40. Up near the Yacht club or Shaving Point

41.

The bins are not intrusive where they are. Why do Mosquito Point residents get this service? We are just out of the Village and have to look after our

own waste collection. If they are to be provided with a service then why not use bins at Yacht Club Marina or organise with Tambo Waste to have bins

on peninsula and use Sampson to collect?. Bins at Village Green should be restricted to boaties using the jetties there.

42. Need to ensure ample rubbish bins for the public jetty and this impacts on bins for Mosquito point residents. Would be preferable to move mosquito

point bins out of view of the public area. Shaving Point perhaps or have bins picked by the "ferry" that regularly docks at shaving point.

43. Leave them where they are

44. N/a

45. no idea

46. Move them to Shaving Point or the new marina. Anywhere but the village green!

47. No strong preference.

48. Placing them at the boat ramp

49. Shavings point perhaps.

50. Unsure

51. Down to Shaving Point. We need more steel doggie bins. Too much dog poo in Village & beaches. Bring your dogs to town but take your s**t home!


Response Number

Comments

52. Yatch club

53. Where it is now but suitably concealed.

54. Could these be relocated to Shaving point without interfering with the parking for boats & trailers, or the picnic area in the middle for visitors?

55. bins have to easily accessible to residents at mosquito point. They are an eyesore at the moment. I'd prefer them moved closer to boat ramp at shaving point and that they are out of view of public.

56. Move the bins to the back of the Metung Yacht Club.

57. Maybe these to be relocated

58. Somewhere else

59. Doesn't worry me to much either where they are opposite the pub or a shavings point

60. Moved to the Yacht club.

61. OK where they are

62. right down on the point, away from where every one is picnicing/BBQing. there is a jetty there easy enough to unload rubbish.

63. Arrange for a monthly barge to collect rubbish from bins located at mosquito point

64. Shaving Point

65. Shavings Point or Yacht Club Marina.

66. I don't have a problem with them.

67.

If the holiday residents of mosquito point keep their cars parked at the yacht club, and bring their boats across to the marina jetties to get to them, then

it seems logical to put adequate facility for them to use something in the car park opposite the yacht club that a garbage truck can get to. Jt would be

on tbe same side of road as their boat. There seems to be enough space of the same area as at the village green. Why make them tie up in town to

drop rubbish and then go to marina to get their car?

68. Move them.

69. Hot issue. Somewhere that is convenient to the residents. What about a drop off point at Mosquito Point that the Council truck can go to on the

barge? Shaving Point and behind the Yacht Club all have issues.

70. Relocate the the facility to Mosquito Point. The residents there pay rates and as such are entitled to this type of service.

71. Can't think of a practical alternative. Needs to be where the boating fraternity and visiting tourists can off load their rubbish. Perhaps they could be

encouraged to take it home!

72. Rubbish bins need to be spread out across the Village. The newer recycling bins are very good.


Response Number

Comments

73.

If these bins only service the Mosquito Point residents then why not put them at Mosquito Point & have a barge pick up from there? I doubt though that

this is the case and many other users particularly events on the village green (eg market, BBQ users, casual boat visitors dump there. Why not include

them in a screened enclosure together with the BBQ facility & a wash up facility & possibly a toilet in the same location.

74. If the Shire acquires the block of land beside the Metung Hotel for parking, then the bins could be relocated there. Alternatively, more bins could be

located in the car parking area opposite the Yacht Club, provided suitable screening takes place.

75.

Don't see this as an issue as they are out of the way and landscaping is reasonable. I assume they are convenient for the Mosquito Point owners who

come across for supplies and lunch in the Village. However if they are to be moved, then perhaps the area outside the Yacht Club near the new

marina as there are existing bins for boating use there anyway.

76. They are fine where they are. All they need is a new holding facility which again could tie in with landscaping principles from Patterson's park so the

town has an overarching design look to it

77. Put in a screened off area behind store/hotel.

78. They need to be more frequent. What about supplying dog poo bags.

79.

Well for starters we need more of them! I didn't realise that they were for mosquito point residents. That would explain why they can often be found

overflowing! I've often wondered how they could possibly be so full. I don't mind too much that they are there but I don't really like it either. Perhaps

they could be relocated to Shaving Point somewhere but then I am guessing that that would not be a terribly handy place to have them as far as the

residents of Mosquito Point are concerned. I presume they mostly tie up out front of the pub which is how they ended up there in the first place.

Personally I think the best option would be for the bins to be located on Mosquito Point itself which would make it much more convenient for the

residents I'm sure and would in turn stop the problem of the overflowing bins on the Village Green. The shire could then send the rubbish truck over on

the barge once a week to empty them and all would be well with the world.

80. Shaving Point

81. Behind the yacht club near the lavatories.

82. Behind Yacht Club - near toilet block


10. Demographic and qualitative responses

RESPONDENTS PLACE OF RESIDENCE

Figure 2: Place of residence (Source: Your Say Report

Place No. responses %

In Metung 72 78%

Elsewhere in East Gippsland 7 8%

Outside East Gippsland 13 14%

RESPONDENTS RELATIONSHIP TO METUNG

Figure 3: Respondents relationship to Metung (Source: Your Say Report


I live here 64 66%

I have a holiday home in Metung 19 20%

I regularly holiday in Metung but I am not a landowner here 4 4%

I live in East Gippsland and visit Metung 6 6%

Other 4 4%

Please note: Multiple responses provided by some participants.

0 20 40 60 80

In Metung

Elsewhere in East Gippsland

Outside East Gippsland

72

7

13

In Metung

Elsewhere in East Gippsland

Outside East Gippsland

0 20 40 60 80

I live here

I have a holiday home in Metung

I regularly holiday in Metung…

Other

64

19

4

6

4

I live here

I have a holiday home in Metung

I regularly holiday in Metung but Iam not a landowner here

I live in East Gippsland and visitMetung


TRANSPORT METHODS TO AND FROM METUNG

Figure 4: Transport methods to and from Metung (Source: Your Say Report


Walking 55 34%

Drive/Motorcycle 70 43%

Bicycle 15 9%

Boat 24 15%


HOW RESPONDENTS USE FACILITIES IN METUNG

Figure 5: How respondents use the facilities in Metung (Source: Your Say Report

Facility No. responses %

Walking tracks and board walk 89 22%

Boat ramp 45 11%

Playground Patterson Park 48 12%

Jetties 65 16%

Beaches swimming 63 16%

Marina 28 7%

Picnic facilities 52 13%

Other 13 3%


0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70

Walking

Drive/Motorcycle

Bicycle

Boat

55

70

15

24

Walking

Drive/Motorcycle

Bicycle

Boat

0 20 40 60 80 100

Walking tracks and board walk

Boat ramp

Playground Patterson Park

Jetties

Beaches swimming

Marina

Picnic facilities

Other

89

45

48

65

63

28

52

13

Walking tracks and board walk

Boat ramp

Playground Patterson Park

Jetties

Beaches swimming

Marina

Picnic facilities

Other


WHY RESPONDENTS VISIT METUNG

Figure 6: Why people visit Metung (Source: Your Say Report

Purpose No.

responses %

For supplies/groceries 67 15%

Visit the cafes/ hotel/restaurants and shops 88 19%

Water recreation/fishing/swimming/sailing/boating 66 14%

Picnic/BBQ 48 11%

Visit the playground 47 10%

Go for a walkcycle 79 17%

Use the boat ramp/Marina 47 10%

Other 14 3%


LENGTH OF TIME LIVING IN OR VISITING METUNG

Figure 7: Period of time respondents have spent living in or visiting Metung (Source: Your Say Report

Duration No.

responses %

Less than 5 years 14 16%

5-10 years 17 19%

10-20 years 24 27%

More than 20 years 35 39%

0 20 40 60 80 100

For supplies/groceries

Visit the cafes/…

Water…

Picnic/BBQ

Visit the playground

Go for a walkcycle

Use the boat ramp/Marina

Other

67

88

66

48

47

79

47

14

For supplies/groceries

Visit the cafes/ hotel/restaurantsand shops

Waterrecreation/fishing/swimming/sailing/boating

Picnic/BBQ

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35

Less than 5 years

5-10 years

10-20 years

More than 20 years

14

17

24

35

Less than 5 years

5-10 years

10-20 years

More than 20 years


GENDER

Figure 8: Gender of survey respondents (Source: Your Say Report

Gender No.

responses %

Female 53 60%

Male 36 40%

AGE

Figure 9: Age of survey respondents (Source: Your Say Report

Age No.

responses %

18-24 1 1%

25-29 3 3%

30-34 4 4%

35-39 8 9%

40-45 7 8%

45-49 5 5%

50-54 9 10%

55-59 11 12%

60-64 16 18%

65 or over 27 30%

0 10 20 30 40 50 60

Female

Male

53

36

Female

Male

0 5 10 15 20 25 30

18-24

25-29

30-34

35-39

40-45

45-49

50-54

55-59

60-64

65 or over

1

3

4

8

7

5

9

11

16

27

18-24

25-29

30-34

35-39

40-45

45-49

50-54

55-59

60-64

65 or over

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