Strategic plan 2023 review The Local Government Act 1993 requires that all local governments prepare a ten-year strategic plan that must be reviewed every four years. The review is timely as there have been many social and economic changes since the 2019 Plan was developed. This review helps us to respond to the major challenges we face now and be prepared for the future of our growing city. It will be used to develop the City of Hobart’s long-term strategies, set priorities, and guide practical decision-making. The review also identifies challenges, opportunities and corporate priorities that will have major impacts on the future of the city and its governance.
What we have achieved Since the finalisation of the 2019 Plan, the City has worked hard to deliver against the strategic pillars and there have been many substantial achievement, including: onnected Hobart Smart City Framework C and Action Plan. Sustainable Hobart Action Plan. Parks redevelopments: Swan Street Park, Fern Tree Park, Tolman’s Hill Park, Legacy Park. Single-Use Plastics By-Law. Hobart CBD speed limit reduction to 40kph. Aboriginal Commitment and Action Plan. Smoke-free CBD. The Crowther Reinterpretation Project. Bushfire Management Strategy. Ferry Service from Bellerive to Hobart. Hobart Current – a biennial program showcasing contemporary artists working across different media. Construction of the Bridge of Remembrance and Rose Garden bridges. Safe City Hub to monitor and enhance safety and security across Hobart. Development of the Central Hobart Plan. In addition, the City of Hobart delivered several programs and initiatives that responded to the impact of COVID-19 and helped address community recovery.
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City of Hobart | Capital City Strategic Plan 2023
