Draft Accessible and Inclusive City Action Plan 2013-2018

This consultation has concluded.

City of Gold Coast has developed the Draft Accessible and Inclusive City Action Plan 2013-2018 in consultation with community and stakeholders groups, with the aim to improve access for everyone of all abilities to the City's properties, services, programs, information, communication and employment processes.

The final endorsed Plan will be registered with the Australian Human Rights Commission.

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Do you have any other comments about the Accessible and Inclusive City Action Plan?
by Corpcom Bussup, over 11 years ago

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Are there any other priorities that you think the Plan should consider? (see priorities below)
by Corpcom Bussup, over 11 years ago

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Below are the seven key priority areas of the Accessible and Inclusive City Action Plan:

Priority Area 1: City of Gold Coast services and information

Priority Area 2: Customer contact and community engagement

Priority Area 3: City of Gold Coast buildings, community facilities and recreational facilities

Priority Area 4: Pedestrian environment, public transport infrasture and car parking

Priority Area 5: Planning and development

Priority Area 6: Events and tourism

Priority Area 7: Employment and training
A series of mobility maps are planned for key Gold Coast precincts. What information would you like to see on these maps?
by Corpcom Bussup, over 11 years ago

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What City of Gold Coast information and/or communication do you see needs to be made more accessible online for everyone?
by Corpcom Bussup, over 11 years ago

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The City of Gold Coast is improving access to online information and communication for everyone, with initiatives such as online lodgement of town planning applications, complaints and cat and dog licences.
Do you support the seven identified priority areas in the plan? (listed below)
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Below are the seven key priority areas of the Accessible and Inclusive City Action Plan:

Priority Area 1: City of Gold Coast services and information

Priority Area 2: Customer contact and community engagement

Priority Area 3: City of Gold Coast buildings, community facilities and recreational facilities

Priority Area 4: Pedestrian environment, public transport infrasture and car parking

Priority Area 5: Planning and development

Priority Area 6: Events and tourism

Priority Area 7: Employment and training

Draft Accessible and Inclusive City Action Plan 2013-2018

Do you have any other comments about the Accessible and Inclusive City Action Plan?

Are there any other priorities that you think the Plan should consider? (see priorities below)

A series of mobility maps are planned for key Gold Coast precincts. What information would you like to see on these maps?

What City of Gold Coast information and/or communication do you see needs to be made more accessible online for everyone?

Do you support the seven identified priority areas in the plan? (listed below)

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