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In what is the largest property owned and run by the Mornington Peninsula Shire Council, with the 8-hectare heritage precinct co-owned with the National Trust of Australia (Victoria), The Briars will undergo changes to keep what is already loved and bring in some new, carefully considered experiences that allow more people to enjoy the Briars.
The Briars consists of a wildlife sanctuary, heritage buildings, significant Aboriginal sites, nursery, school camp, a children’s workshop and a restaurant.
A draft plan was placed on public exhibition in May last year and received a big response, with much of the feedback from the community was very positive and built excitement for the project.
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In what is already an engaging space, see below for some amendments and upgrades to the property:
Mayor Cr Sam Hearn expressed his gratitude to all involved “I would like to thank all those who provided their thoughts during the consultation process. These conversations will continue throughout the next stages of the process, as we continue to work together to ensure that the Briars is a place of retreat and rejuvenation that lifts the spirits and delights the hearts of our community for many generations to come!”
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In what is already a welcoming space for native flora and fauna, the new vision for The Briars will certainly make it space for everyone to enjoy, not only today but into the future as well.
For more details on The Briars Masterplan visit the link here.
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