Existing and planned infrastructure

Explore the map below to see existing and planned community infrastructure in the north-east area.

  • Find an address by selecting the magnifying glass in the top right hand corner.
  • See the legend by selecting the second box in the top right hand corner. Here you can toggle between existing and planned infrastructure.
  • Zoom in and out using the + and - symbols in the top left hand corner.

Ideas for future planning

The draft Community Infrastructure Plan also includes ideas for consideration in future planning – beyond the next four years.

Have a read below and tell us what you think about these ideas for the north-east area by completing the survey.

  • Responding to increasing demand for maternal and child health and family services in Carlton, City North and Parkville and early years education spaces in City North and Parkville.
  • Reimagining the purpose and activation of City of Melbourne-owned community facilities in North Melbourne to better meet local needs, improve co-location of services and align with future infrastructure in Arden and Macaulay.
  • Supporting future community needs for arts, cultural and bookable community spaces within existing facilities in Carlton.
  • Considering the need for a community hub in north-west Parkville to provide access to programs and services, including flexible community, health and wellbeing spaces.
  • Increasing and improving open space, as identified in the Open Space Strategy.
  • Exploring redevelopment of Carlton Baths in line with asset lifecycle planning, with potential to include flexible community spaces and land for organised and unstructured sport.
  • Exploring the need for a community hub in City North to respond to demand for early years, youth and general community spaces including a community kitchen and library.
  • Enhancing the function and accessibility of community pavilions to support diverse and inclusive community use.

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Community Infrastructure Plan