We are committed to making it easy for everyone to participate in our engagements. If you have specific requirements or any questions please contact the Community Engagement Team on 9298 8000 or email HaveYourSay@knox.vic.gov.au.

Language and translations

You can have this page translated into our top 10 language groups.

Click the language drop-down in the top right corner of this page. It will have a picture of a world globe next to it 🌍.

If you do not speak one of these languages, contact Council through TIS on 131450.

If you would like a translator at a pop-up, please notify the project team as early as possible.

Sight and hearing resources

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If you have any other questions, concerns or requests to ensure this engagement is accessible for you, contact us at haveyoursay@knox.vic.gov.au or call 9298 8000.

Pop-up sessions

The locations of the pop-up sessions are physically accessible. Some are in busy locations so may be noisy and have a lot of people moving around. If you need a quiet space or one to one conversation please contact the project team directly.

To develop a Transport Asset Management Plan that meets the needs of the community while balancing challenges relating to issues such as financial constraints, climate change, infill development, emerging technology, and ageing assets that affect residents.

• Community feedback - through this consultation and on the draft plan.
• Legislation - the plan must be in line with current legislation including the Road Management Act.
• The final endorsement of the Transport Asset Management Plan will be by Council in a public meeting.

• Commuters.
• Local business owners.
• People who have experienced special needs and their carers.
• Members of local community groups with an interest in walking, cycling and other transport.

For this project we will be engaging our community at the level of Consult on the International Association of Public Participation (IAP2) Spectrum.

This means we will listen to what you say and consider it when we make a decision.

• Council priorities for discretionary funding and service levels in delivery and maintenance of transport assets. (i.e. which locations need improvements, what issues are most important to fix, etc)
• Opportunities and guidance that would inform future deliberations on service levels for transport asset categories (Council’s Road Management Plan).
• Opportunities for Council to explore to make the network more accessible.
• Opportunities identified by the community for Council to explore/improve safety improvements.

• The budget for the application of the plan, this is done via Council’s budget process.
• Non-discretionary expenditure required by legislation.
• Adherence to minimum standards and requirements such as Council's legal obligations, safety requirements, engineering standards etc.
• The standards to which non- Council managed roads are maintained or provided to.
• Total funding available for managing Council's transport asset networks. This includes the timing of external grants and asset renewal obligations under financial sustainability requirements.