Wyndham residents are invited to help shape a new community centre planned for one of our fastest growing suburbs.
Wyndham City is encouraging residents to complete a short survey to help guide the new Riverdale Community Centre, to be built in Tarneit West by 2021.
Wyndham City Mayor, Cr Mia Shaw, who also holds the Family Friendly City Portfolio, said plans for the new centre would provide the local community in Tarneit West with access to a wide range of community services and facilities for all ages.
“Once complete, this community centre will provide residents in the fast-growing Tarneit West with access to early education and care services including kindergarten, maternal and child health, consulting rooms, meeting rooms, a lounge area with WiFi, a community kitchen, and fun outdoor spaces,” Cr Shaw said.
“We’re asking residents what they think of the new centre, and what other suggestions they may have.”
“This planned community centre highlights our continued commitment to building the infrastructure our growing community needs.”
With population forecasts predicting that by 2031 Tarneit’s population will grow by 53,000 residents to 75,000, it’s important to have services and infrastructure in place, Cr Shaw explained.
To provide feedback on the plans for Riverdale Community Centre visit www.theloop.wyndham.vic.gov.au
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