FAQs

A masterplan is a long-term vision for how an area can be cared for and/or developed into the future. It may express how an area can grow and change over time. It can also express a commitment that an area remains the same or be preserved.

Essentially, the masterplan expresses 'the plan' for the area. It's often implemented using a staged approach with certain aspects of the plan implemented as funding becomes available.

A masterplan is a long-term vision of how a site may be developed, subject to approvals and funding. Council will look at a variety of funding sources for the development of the site, including other government agencies. Community groups, organisations or clubs may also seek funding from various sources to develop aspects of the masterplan. Often the implementation of a masterplan occurs in stages and can take several years to implement.