Sporting Facility use in Banyule
Have your say on the draft Sporting Facilities User Guide and Allocation Policy
Artwork by Merindah-Gunya
Projects currently open for feedback.
Have your say on the draft Sporting Facilities User Guide and Allocation Policy
We are proposing to increase the Public Open Space Contribution fee in the Banyule Planning Scheme to support a greener Banyule.
Share your views on current Alcohol-Free areas and potential Smoke-Free areas across Banyule.
Have your say on the next stage of the centre, including new gym, fitness, wellness and amenity spaces.
Share your ideas and help us design great playgrounds and open spaces for local communities.
Share your thoughts on the draft playground concept for Warrawee Park
Share your thoughts on the draft playground concept for Dunvegan Parklands
Share your thoughts on the draft playground concept for West Mayling Reserve.
Share your thoughts on the draft playground concept for Mercedes Court Reserve.
Share your thoughts on the draft playground concept for Sylvan Park
Projects still in progress but not currently asking for feedback
Help shape stronger community engagement across Banyule.
Could this become Ivanhoe’s next local park?
A draft concept plan for Powlett Reserve.
Voting has now closed for the Victorian Government's Pick My Park program.
Help guide the future of Greensborough Activity Centre
Open space, cycling and walking along the Hurstbridge rail line.
Let's work together to shape our emergency plans.
Proposal to place permanent barriers on The Boulevard has been endorsed by Council
The amendment proposes planning scheme changes to support the new Heidelberg Structure Plan
We have developed a draft management plan for Rosanna Parklands.
How we name future places and spaces in Banyule!
Learn about Council's view on major Victorian Government changes to planning for housing in Victoria.
Construction of the Waterdale Road Pocket Park is now complete.
Road closure proposed at DIamond Village
The Budget, Fees and Charges and Banyule Delivery Plan have been adopted
The Public Art Policy has been adopted.
The Inclusive Economy Strategy has been adopted.
The Communications Strategy will help us improve how we communicate with the Banyule community.
Help us shape Banyule’s response to biodiversity management and how the community interacts with biodiversity
Council’s Special Charge Scheme Policy, outlines residents’ contributions for improving local infrastructure.
The Domestic Animal Management Plan has been adopted.
Banyule City Council is proud to acknowledge the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people as traditional custodians of the land and we pay respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders, past, present and emerging, who have resided in the area and have been an integral part of the region’s history.
Our community is made up of diverse cultures, beliefs, abilities, bodies, sexualities, ages and genders. We are committed to access, equity, participation and rights for everyone: principles which empower, foster harmony and increase the wellbeing of an inclusive community.