Shire of Dardanup calls for community to provide survey feedback on precinct upgrades in Dardanup and Burekup

The Shire of Dardanup is calling on community feedback for significant upgrades to precincts in two towns. Residents in Burkeup and Dardanup are being encouraged to undertake a survey as part of council’s push to gather input on the plans. Shire president Tyrrell Gardiner said it was a chance for the community to have their say. “Over the past few years, we have actively engaged with the two communities to understand their priorities for the future, particularly regarding the enhancement of community amenities,” he said. “This is the chance for both communities to have their say as to what is most important to them and council is actively seeking feedback from every part of the community.” Cr Gardiner said the survey would aim to ensure the upgrades proposed in each town aligned with each town’s needs. “These concepts aim not only to improve strategic planning for projects but also to advocate effectively for funding to realise our shared vision for the community,” he said. Feedback from the surveys will play a pivotal role in refining the council’s concept plans to reflect priorities in the two communities. For more information on the Dardanup survey, visit connect.dardanup.wa.gov.au/dardanup-community-precinct. Burekup residents can learn more at connect.dardanup.wa.gov.au/burekup-community-precinct. Both surveys are open until April 30.