At our August 27 Council Meeting the Draft Road Management Plan Version 9 was adopted to be released for community consultation.
This is an important document for our community. It
explains how we look after our large road network and sets out a long-term plan
for how Council will manage roads into the future.
This Draft Road Management Plan:
- Inspection schedules for roads, footpaths, bridges, and road infrastructure
- Response timeframes for fixing defects and hazards
- Standards and priorities for maintenance and repairs
- Responsibilities between Council, property owners, and other authorities
This plan helps us meet our legal responsibilities under
the Road Management Act 2004 and sets out a clear approach to keeping our roads
and pathways safe for everyone in the community.
How to Engage
📝 Review - read the draft Road Management Plan.
💬 Forum board – Share your comments in the discussion below.
📧 Email us – Send your feedback directly to info@moira.vic.gov.au.
📞 Call us – Speak with our friendly Customer Experience Team at (03) 5871 9222
What do you think about the Draft Road Management Plan
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Report Immediate Road Issues:
To report local issues such as potholes, dumped rubbish, or other hazards, please use Snap Send Solve - a free mobile app that allows you to quickly report problems directly to Council.
Just take a photo, add a few details, and your report goes straight to the right team.
Download the free Snap Send Solve app on your iOS or Android device, or scan the QR code below to get started.
Council is collecting the information contained in this engagement tool to help Council understand the community's views on the draft Road Management Plan.
Your responses will reviewed by Council staff as part of reviewing the draft policy. Your responses (excluding any identifying information and any moderated comments) may also be made publicly available on Council’s community engagement platform, Moira Matters and may also be included in on official Council Agenda and Minutes which are public documents and available on Council's website. Council may also disclose your information if required or authorised to do so by legislation.
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