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Tenders and grants
- View open tenders
- Improve your grant writing skills
- Environmental grants
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Grants for the community
- Creative and Cultural Development Fund
- Quick response grants
- Minor Capital Works Investment Program
- Community grants
- Achievement grants for individuals
- Community Service Organisation (CSO) Funding
- Event Funding
- Equipment and training grants
- Empowering Communities Project - Grant Round 1
- Social support programs
- Casey grants recipients
- Smart City Activations
- Living Lab grants
- Tell us how your grant was used
- Sign up to the Grants Update e-newsletter
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Policies and strategies
- Animal management
- Arts and functions
- Building
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Community
- Accessibility Framework for Action 2018-21
- Casey Community Local Law 2018
- City of Casey Hoarding & Squalor Protocol
- Family Violence Prevention Strategy
- Health and Wellbeing Strategy 2021-25
- Living and Ageing Well Action Plan 2023-25
- Child Safe Policy
- Aboriginal Strategic Framework 2018-21
- Casey's Future - A Plan for Children, Young People & Families 2017-2021
- Community Engagement Policy
- Community Gardens Policy
- Complaints Handling Policy
- Customer Experience Strategy
- Diversity, Access & Inclusion Policy
- Inclusive Casey Strategic Framework 2018-21
- Cycling Strategy
- Community Development Principles
- Community Safety Strategy
- Council assets
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Councillors & Council meetings
- Audit and Risk Committee Charter
- CEO Employment and Renumeration Policy
- Civic Protocol Policy
- Complaints Against Councillors Policy
- Council Expenses Policy
- Councillor Code of Conduct
- Councillors' Gifts and Hospitality Policy
- Good Governance Framework
- Governance Rules
- Managing Unreasonable Complainant Conduct Policy
- Proponent Requested Planning Scheme Amendment Policy
- Protected Disclosures Policy
- Public Transparency Policy
- Risk Management Policy
- Emergency management
- Finance
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Planning
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Casey wide planning strategies
- Advertising Signs Design Guide
- Affordable Housing Strategy
- Cardinia Parklands Strategy Plan
- Casey Image Strategy
- Casey Parking Strategy
- Casey Significant Tree Strategy incorporating the Significant Tree Register
- Child Minding Centres Policy
- Display Homes Policy
- Electronic Gaming Machine Strategy 2015-2020
- Emissions Management Plan 2018-22
- Growth Area Heritage Places Policy
- Housing Strategy
- Industrial Development Policy
- Integrated Water Management Plan
- Medical Centres Policy
- Open Space Strategy
- Places of Assembly/Worship Policy
- Playground Strategy
- Revegetation Strategy
- Skate Strategy
- Small Lot Housing Code
- Sports Development Plan
- Telecommunications in New Developments Policy
- Activity Centre Strategy
- Amstel Golf Course Development Plan
- Brechin Gardens Incorporated Plan
- Building Over Easements and/ or near Council Stormwater Drainage Assets Policy
- Casey Cardinia Visitation Strategy 2017-2020
- Casey Complex Structure Plan
- Casey Complex Urban Design Framework
- City of Casey Sport and Physical Activity Strategy 2021-2025
- Contaminated Land Management Framework
- Environmentally Sustainable Design Building Policy
- Evans Road, Lyndhurst Level Crossing Removal Project Incorporated Document
- Integrated Transport Strategy
- Kerbside Collection Policy
- Litter Management Policy
- Monash Freeway Upgrade Project (Stage 2) Incorporated Document
- Roadside Vegetation Management Plan
- Statement of Significance: Willurah Park, Harkaway, C229, Incorporated Document
- Western Port Green Wedge Management Plan
- Property Strategy
- Neighbourhood Houses and Community Learning Centres Policy
- Resident Permit Parking Policy
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Berwick
- 55 Kangan Drive, Berwick Development Plan
- Berwick South Development Contributions Plan
- Berwick South Development Plan
- Berwick Township Significant Landscape Strategy
- Berwick Village Commercial Centre Parking Precinct Plan
- Berwick Village Commercial Centre Parking Strategy
- Berwick Village Commercial Waste Policy
- Berwick Village Structure Plan
- Berwick Village Urban Design Guidelines
- Cell T Development Plan
- Edwin Flack Reserve Reserve
- Manuka Road Precinct Draft Development Plan
- Old Cheese Factory Master Plan
- ‘2-106 Soldiers Road, Berwick’ Incorporated Document Specific Control Overlay Schedule 2
- Blind Bight
- Botanic Ridge
- Cranbourne East
- Cranbourne North
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Cranbourne
- Advertising Signs 950 Ballarto Road, Botanic Ridge May 2014
- Amstel Golf Course
- Cranbourne Development Plan
- Cranbourne Major Activity Centre Structure Plan
- Cranbourne Racing Complex and Surrounds Investment and Development Plan
- Cranbourne Town Centre Urban Design Framework
- Cranbourne Town Centre: Heritage Overlays Review
- LSP 6 Cranbourne Development Contributions Plan
- LSP 6 Cranbourne Development Plan
- C262 - Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road (Thompsons Road to South Gippsland Highway) Upgrade Project
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Doveton
- 64-70 Box Street, Doveton
- Autumn Place Masterplan
- Doveton Pool in the Park Master Plan
- Freeway Sports Centre Development Plan
- Myuna Farm Master Plan
- Rowan Drive, Doveton - Development Plan
- Rowan Drive, Doveton - Development Plan
- GC136 - South Gippsland Highway, Dandenong South Level Crossing Removal Project
- Endeavour Hills
- Eumemmerring
- Hampton Park
- Lyndhurst
- Narre Warren North
- Narre Warren South
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Narre Warren
- 193 Golf Links Road, Narre Warren Development Plan
- Casey Cultural Precinct Incorporated Document
- Casey Gardens Development Plan
- Centre Road Development Plan
- Fountain Gate Narre Warren CBD Development Contributions Plan
- C260 - Hallam North Road (James Cook Drive to Heatherton Road) Upgrade Project
- Max Pawsey Reserve Master Plan
- Narre Warren Village Urban Design Framework
- Pearcedale
- Tooradin
- Lynbrook
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Casey wide planning strategies
- Privacy and FOI
- Reserves
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Roads, transport, infrastructure and services
- City of Casey Transport Strategy Modelling 2020 Report Summary
- Footpath Trading Policy
- Infrastructure Strategy 2021-25
- Road Management Plan
- Special Charge Scheme Policy
- Strategy endorsed to manage Casey’s car parking
- Street Lighting Policy
- Community Facilities Framework
- Heatherton Road Mixed Use Precinct Development Plan
- Register of Public Roads Policy
- Walk and Ride in Casey Strategy 2019-2041
- Waste, drainage and environment
Policy
Title | Summary |
Aboriginal Strategic Framework 2018-2021 |
The City of Casey Aboriginal Strategic Framework 2018-2021 sets out the commitment that Council makes to build stronger relationships with the Aboriginal community, strengthening connections and partnerships that are underpinned by self-determination. |
Casey Community Local Law 2018 | This Local Law is known as the City of Casey Community Local Law 2018 – effective 1 January 2018. |
Child Safe Policy | Council has implemented a range of policies, procedures and initiatives to keep children safe and prevent abuse. |
City of Casey Hoarding & Squalor Protocol | Protocol to help deal with hoarding and squalor issues. |
Community Development Principles | The Principles provide a framework for Council to use in its everyday practices to ensure individuals, communities and networks are connected with one another. |
Community Engagement Policy | The purpose of this policy is to outline Council’s commitment to engaging with the City of Casey’s diverse communities. |
Community Safety Strategy | The Community Safety Strategy provides context to Council’s commitment to a Safe Community. The document identifies the key safety areas in which Council will work and the way in which the organisation will engage in strengthening capacity and resilience for a Safe Community. |
Complaints Handling Policy |
As a customer-focused organisation, Council is committed to providing a fair and consistent process for managing complaints. The Complaint Handling Policy provides information on what customers can expect when making a complaint to Council. This policy will: • define what is considered a complaint • clarify roles and responsibilities of Council officers • ensure Council officers manage complaints fairly and objectively • establish timeframes for resolving complaints • identify key performance indicators for Council officers to report on • outline how complaints will be captured and reported • provide an open and transparent complaint handling process • ensure complaint outcomes inform continuous improvement activities • improve customers’ experiences in relation to complaint handling |
Diversity, Access & Inclusion Policy |
The purpose of this policy is to provide strategic direction to the ongoing development of Council and its community to strengthen and value diversity through an inclusive, equitable and accessible community, inclusive, equitable and accessible services and a Council that is inclusive and reflective of its community. This policy is underpinned by the Council Plan and the Municipal Public Health and Wellbeing Plan and the Community Development Principles of inclusiveness, collaboration, capacity building, equity and responsiveness. |
Grants Policy |
This Policy provides direction for the administration of Council’s Grants and Contributions Program |
Strategy
Title | Summary |
Accessibility Framework for Action 2018-21 | The Accessibility Framework for Action 2018 – 2021 (AFA), with a year one action plan, sets out Council’s commitment to making the Casey municipality more accessible for people with a disability |
Casey's Future - A Plan for Children, Young People & Families 2017-2021 | To provide a guide to planning, advocacy, and the delivery of services and programs for children, young people and families over the next four years. |
Customer Experience Strategy | The purpose of this document is to inform you, our customers, about how the teams and individuals across Council are going to work to deliver effective experiences for residents, businesses and our communities |
Family Violence Prevention Strategy | Our vision is for the City of Casey to be a family-friendly city where women and children feel safe in their homes and neighbourhoods, and live free from family violence. |
Living and Ageing Well Action Plan 2023-25 | Council proactively supports people to stay healthy and thrive as they age by celebrating their differences, and promoting safety, inclusion and respect; and enabling them to remain healthy, safe and connected. |
Sport Cycling Strategy |
Council adopted its Leisure Facilities and Development Plan (LFDP) in 2009 to guide the provision of sporting infrastructure in Casey. The LFDP considered and recommended the development of a BMX track however it was not within the scope of the LFDP to consider the other sport cycling disciplines. The Casey Sport Cycling Strategy will provide Council with a strategic direction to guide its infrastructure provision and hosting of sport cycling events across the following five sport disciplines: BMX racing Mountain bike racing Road racing Track cycling Triathlon |
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