As part of the Cygnet Structure Plan, Huon Valley Council invites you to participate in design workshops focused on four specific sites and precincts. While the Cygnet Structure Plan will shape Cygnet broadly, Council has identified four areas that require more detailed focus, including three Council-owned sites. This is an excellent opportunity to influence how these important community assets are used and developed as Cygnet grows.
Building on feedback from our recent online survey, these workshops will refine ideas and priorities for three key sites, while exploring the future of the Mary Street Precinct—Cygnet's vibrant commercial and tourist heart.
A Structure Plan provides the ideal framework to consider the future use and development of Council-owned land. Your input at these workshops will directly inform recommendations that will be implemented through the Cygnet Structure Plan, shaping these sites for generations to come.
We've heard from many of you through the online survey about potential uses for the Old School Farm, Old Cygnet Council Depot, and the Caravan Park. Now it's time to work together to refine these ideas, test their feasibility, and develop a shared vision for each site.
This vacant Council-owned site has captured community imagination for years. Previous community-prepared concept plans have been carefully reviewed and considered as part of this process. These workshops will build on that foundation, exploring how this site can best serve current and future community needs.
Currently underutilised, this Council-owned site presents an opportunity for renewal. Let's work together to identify uses that align with community priorities and site potential.
This Council-owned site is ready for reimagining. What could this location become to best serve our community's future?
The beating heart of Cygnet's commercial and tourist activity. Help us ensure this vibrant precinct continues to thrive and evolve to meet community and visitor needs.
What to Expect
This collaborative workshop will:
You'll be supported by Council's planning and community engagement staff, along with urban designers and planners from the project team who will help translate your ideas into feasible concepts.
The Huon Valley Council acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the South East Nation, the Melukerdee people of the Huon River and the Lyluequonny people of the Far South. We recognise their continuing connection to land, water and culture, and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
| Phone | (03) 6264 0300 |
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| hvc@huonvalley.tas.gov.au | |
| In writing | Council Office Postal Address |
