Belmont Connect
This engagement project aims to understand what recreational uses the community would like to see on the site and how any recreation facilities are paid for and maintained. Information gathered throughout this project will assist the Belmont Trust to establish a strategic vision for the land.
The Trust conducted a survey from 5 February to 13 March to learn about the community's current use of the land, elements they would like to change or keep the same and how they thought any changes should be funded.
Survey closed Sunday 13 March 2022.
Expressions of Interest for the Deliberative Panel were open from 5 February to 13 March. If selected for the panel, members will attend workshops, explore and evaluate options involved in the decision-making process, and give feedback which will be compiled into a final report and evaluation.
EOI closed Sunday 13 March 2022.
While the City of Belmont owns the land, a Declaration of Trust over the land has seen Trustees appointed to manage the way the land can be used. The Trustees are the current and successive Elected Members of the City of Belmont Council. This is a unique situation which has been in place since the Declaration was formalised in 1954, when the City of Belmont was known as Belmont Park Road Board.
The Trustees are inviting the City of Belmont community to learn more about the complexities of Belmont Trust and get involved in shaping the future of this piece of land.
Learn more about how the changing land uses since 1829 have impacted what is now known as the Belmont Trust.
Not sure about something? Check out the frequently asked questions to find your answer.
Learn more about the various parties involved in the decision making process.
| Phone | (08) 9477 7222 |
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| belmont@belmont.wa.gov.au | |
| In writing | 215 Wright Street, |
