September 21 2020
Stage A Feehan Row Construction Management Plan Q&A
A copy of the Stage A Feehan Row Construction Management Plan Q&A can be downloaded here.
A copy of the Stage A Feehan Row Construction Management Plan Q&A can be downloaded here.
A copy of the Stage A Feehan Row Construction Management Plan (CMP) can be downloaded here
Our recent annual survey of over 300 local residents identified a strong desire for a more public open space in the area and the team behind Moonee Valley Park is proud to play our part in meeting this community need.
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Works extend from Moonee Valley Racecourse across McPherson Street and up Coats Street.
Works to be carried out in three stages to ensure access along McPherson Street is maintained at all times however some delays are expected.
Should you have any queries regarding these works please contact us at mpcommunity@hamton.com.au or 03 9522 8424.
A joint venture between Melbourne developer Hamton Property Group (Hamton) and leading superannuation fund Hostplus, has unveiled the visionary masterplan for Moonee Valley Park (MVP), to be delivered in partnership with Moonee Valley Racing Club (MVRC). For more information about the development visit www.mooneevalleypark.com.au
We’re excited that Moonee Valley City Council has supported our permit application, Stage B Thomas Street, and what we believe will continue to set a new benchmark for urban renewal redevelopment.For more information on Stage B plans please click here.
We will continue to work collaboratively with the Council and the local community as we seek approvals for the upcoming stages. Updates will continue to be available on The Valley of Tomorrow website as the precinct progresses.
2018 was a remarkable year for The Valley Community. Joint Venture Development partners, Moonee Valley Racing Club (MVRC), Hostplus and Hamton made headway on The Valley of Tomorrow precinct whilst champion mare Winx made sporting history winning her fourth consecutive Cox Plate.
The Valley of Tomorrow’s first Annual Update event was held on December 5, 2018, where progress on the year was discussed with local community members. Our first Annual Survey was a success with over 500 responses considered. Key findings were presented at the Annual Update event and are available to view on The Valley of Tomorrow website under the community section.
The design of Moonee Valley Park is progressing forward with the approval of the Stage A permit and the Thomas St permit application is currently being considered by Council. We will update The Valley of Tomorrow website with more information on the Thomas St permit application as it becomes available.
We’re excited that Moonee Valley City Council has supported our first permit application, Stage A, and what we believe will set a new benchmark for urban renewal redevelopment.
We’ve worked hard to conceive a contemporary scheme that respects the local area and aims to provide an aspirational downsizing or upsizing opportunity for owner occupiers that is peerless in the inner North West. For more information on Stage A plans please click here.
We will continue to work collaboratively with the Council and the local community as we seek approvals for the upcoming stages. Updates will continue to be available on The Valley of Tomorrow website as the precinct progresses.
Whilst we continue to develop the masterplan and vision for the entire precinct, our first planning application has been progressed and recently submitted to Council, for 67 premium townhouses located along part of McPherson Street.
Prior to submitting the application, we met with Council officers on numerous occasions and with several neighbours along McPherson Street to discuss our proposed plans and seek feedback. The final submitted plans incorporated feedback received and are compliant with all planning scheme requirements.
Please click here to see a selection of plans which were presented at the most recent Community Reference Group meeting.
Leading superannuation fund Hostplus and highly acclaimed property developer Hamton, will redevelop the Moonee Valley Racecourse in partnership with Moonee Valley Racing Club (MVRC) into a dynamic urban lifestyle precinct, at the heart of which lies one of the world’s greatest night racing venues.
Appointed by MVRC after a 12-month competitive selection process, the Hostplus-Hamton joint venture is unparalleled in its alignment with the Club. As the industry super fund for hospitality, tourism, recreation and sport, in 2018 Hostplus celebrates a 30-year relationship with MVRC and is the proud trustee for the retirement savings of the near 400 MVRC employees and more than 7600 City of Moonee Valley residents.
Planning for The Valley redevelopment has been undertaken by the MVRC in consultation with community, State and Local government over the past eight years.
The Club’s redevelopment plans were facilitated by the rezoning of the racecourse land in 2015 by the appointed Planning Advisory Panel.
Over the past two years, the Club has progressed the project through a development partner selection process.
The Club’s main priority in the past six months has been implementing a rigorous process to select a redevelopment partner. We have shortlisted three highly capable development consortiums who will shortly submit final proposals and make some presentations to the Masterplan Sub-Committee. Once a preferred partner is selected, we expect it to take some time to finalise legal documentation before a public announcement is made.