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firststeps 发表于 2017-9-18 22:30 
berwick的未来如何,你应该很清楚
什么未来?说话要说清楚啊..
我刚刚看了下, BERWICK的未来中长期都不错
https://vpa.vic.gov.au/bold-new- ... education-precinct/
Bold new plan to grow Berwick’s health and education precinct
A bold new plan will cement Berwick’s reputation as a cutting-edge health and education precinct and drive infrastructure, jobs and housing.
The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) and Casey City Council have released the Berwick Health and Education Precinct Comprehensive Development Plan for public comment. People can make a submission into the plan until 29 May 2017.
The plan concerns 122 hectares of land located either side of Clyde Road, north of Princes Freeway and south of Berwick village. This precinct will soon be occupied by Federation University and current institutions in the area include Chisholm Institute of TAFE, Casey Hospital and St. John of God Private Hospital.
The plan outlines a vision for the area that will ultimately result in the precinct accommodating:
up to 11,000 jobs
13,000 students
700 hospital beds
1100 new apartments.
This will be achieved by:
encouraging development of allied health and educational services
locating mixed-use development in the heart of the precinct
improving access to Berwick Station
encouraging office development along Princes Freeway
creating a new intersection on Clyde Road
building extensive cycle paths
creating an open space corridor.
Alongside the comprehensive development plan, the VPA and Casey City Council are proposing to rezone land on Margaret and Evan streets and some of the land on Jane and Mansfield streets to allow for high-quality residential growth.
The Victorian Government continues to invest in major projects in Berwick, most recently announcing the establishment of Casey Tech School – hosted by the Chisholm Institute – and expanding Casey Hospital.
This plan will complement new and existing institutions: providing a blueprint for infrastructure that will benefit workers, students and residents alike.
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