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1 Economic & Land Use Impacts of the Geelong Ring Road Final Report

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7 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Project Description #;#9)2*5#;#6.));;* 4*8+)%));*;!4* ;* 4* 4 5;446.3 (* >) * ;*C. $> ) *.?$ $ *.+)!)$).$3&)$$*;*- ;44 * ) ( *+.)'!-2*$.$$> #$ 1*. 2 1*.?- 7 + $)- Project Methodology *+$*)$);44.!- 2 3) ;! * $. $)E - 8+$))7 $! $ *+5#6 ;!D+)7I.$D;44E - <>$)7.$ ))*(;!*E - $. * > ) * **. ;44)*+);!*E - 9)#;#D) *(=$)+)$ )).;!*$;44E &- +**) )) $));44 $)) )*- Existing Socio-economic Profile ;!*$)$/.;2 ;;* F$ #$-

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33 , % ; %66&%662:; 2001 Jobs 2006 Jobs G21 % Victoria % G21 % Victoria % G21 Victoria Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing 3,585 4% 70,680 4% 3,371 4% 61,719 3% -1.2% -2.7% Mining 126 0% 4,285 0% 135 0% 5,679 0% 1.4% 5.8% Manufacturing 13,820 16% 310,384 16% 13,556 15% 287,054 13% -0.4% -1.6% Electricity, Gas and Water Supply 664 1% 12,766 1% 679 1% 14,935 1% 0.4% 3.2% Construction 5,004 6% 129,069 6% 6,138 7% 157,458 7% 4.2% 4.1% Wholesale Trade 3,716 4% 113,389 6% 3,740 4% 117,452 5% 0.1% 0.7% Retail Trade 15,282 18% 299,663 15% 17,121 18% 318,761 15% 2.3% 1.2% Accommodation, Cafes and Restaurants 4,882 6% 86,792 4% 4,998 5% 91,663 4% 0.5% 1.1% Transport and Storage 2,626 3% 75,949 4% 3,100 3% 89,118 4% 3.4% 3.2% Communication Services 935 1% 40,960 2% 890 1% 37,986 2% -1.0% -1.5% Finance and Insurance 1,659 2% 81,130 4% 1,794 2% 90,134 4% 1.6% 2.1% Property and Business Services 6,488 8% 232,739 12% 7,352 8% 245,510 11% 2.5% 1.1% Government Administration and Defence 2,434 3% 60,409 3% 3,863 4% 89,788 4% 9.7% 8.2% Education 7,312 9% 145,829 7% 8,270 9% 165,466 8% 2.5% 2.6% Health and Community Services 10,206 12% 198,777 10% 11,963 13% 234,358 11% 3.2% 3.3% Cultural and Recreational Services 1,805 2% 51,783 3% 1,894 2% 53,524 2% 1.0% 0.7% Personal and Other Services 2,986 4% 68,108 3% 3,485 4% 74,116 3% 3.1% 1.7% Non-Classifiable Economic Units 371 0% 9,375 0% 562 1% 22,677 1% 8.7% 19.3% Not stated 239 0% 8,085 0% 79 0% 2,520 0% -19.9% -20.8% Total 84, % 2,000, % 92, % 2,159, % 2.0% 1.5% #$0#$5A?6&!!

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48 0 ( 4+<5: +554 %=%6622? Baseline Growth (No GRR) Low GRR Growth High GRR Growth Population Employment Population GRR Increment Employment GRR Increment Population GRR Increment Employment GRR Increment Greater Geelong (C) 32,230 22,370 30,000-2,240 20,530-1,850 34,870 2,650 24,170 1,800 Queenscliffe (B) Surf Coast (S) 5,720 2,140 6, , ,840 1,120 2, Colac-Otway (S) 1,120 2,230 2,250 1,140 2, ,740 1,620 3,400 1,180 Golden Plains (S) 3, , , ,340 1,340 1, G21 Region 42,220 27,740 42, , ,930 6,710 32,280 4,540 Melbourne SD 652, , , , ,840-6, ,520-4,540 #$#;#9) $)$ <. * $ )) $ ( ) 3 /.;2#$#- : * ;! *7 ) $ ))*. & 7 +- * **$$)).*.;;*(*. & --++*.! '7-#**.(3/.;2 #$#-

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61 *:$ #$#;# ))I(+*D) $ *-*$$#+H* :$?+ +G)* $-+$C C.$- '=)H7! =)(-

62 6 G21 REGIONAL RESPONSE 6.1 Development Realities =$+) * ** * $*. $. ;!*+)* $$ ;;* #$ #- *. $ +$.$+ $$))- ;+*D)$)($ )*) $+$.)) * --*)$. $* $) - 9=$. + *.)*) *$$)D+$- ) * ** * * *. ( $ 5-- ;446 ). ( ;44 ) + **.-+)))>* ) --$;**$$ ;*. #$/.;2#- ***)$;44>$ +) 5-*- +) 6 +)$ 2*+)$)*$$E 4* ;* 08 * + +.+)E *+7$E 4$* )+) $* *) +). $.>-.* $ ;! * $$.*$;44- :) *+ )$ )) *. ;!. $ + $ )+ * > $$- ) $ * + ) * ) $ 5-*- $6 ) I$D))-:$$.)) + )) $ )( $ + ) $ * * * > - '

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64 6.3 Recommendations for the G21 Region $ ;! ) )) *D)$!- )*)$$$ ) ) +* $$ $ )) $) +) )- - )*)$)+) ) *- (. +-* +).- - ;+*) - 9)$$3>- -. $ 3 $ ) ) + ) *** )$- - 8+**$3 $****))!*. ). ;44 $ )7$.+$$+*- - +$) H+)$ +)* - +3$.)++G*.++*- -. 3$ -*- $* +)> + $ +) $ $ )+$+$*G*$ $$.>- - ;+ + ) 3 () (*. + * ;;*-:($*+ )*+)I$D*+** )>.*.>- &- 2 $))*). $ ;* $* $))=$). -

65 APPENDIX A CASE STUDY EXPERIENCE Westlink M7 & Hills M2 (Sydney Western Orbital) Brief Description 1!>)).>.. * #-: $. ).? 0$>) 1 +.+$>.;1.-1! -?> + >).# > ).- : $ )? 0$>) 1 > 9 > 7 2 $- ).. 8)- ) ). $).# *.>)D*.**- + *. ) *$$*7$)- *$. ). ) ). # )*-!

66 ' :;)% 9I%;<4 ; 4 Population 2$*. #?/ ) ## 8+ 5 ) 6. - : + **))$$7 $ ) *.- $ *..! &!. )*.!-&J-- )!-J -- *+-

67 %) 5: ;<47. ;#; 4+ $ Sydney Western Orbital Catchment 1,384,205 1,486,067 1,612,459 1,672,039 Sydney Statistical Division 3,602,554 3,881,136 4,128,272 4,284, Sydney Western Orbital Catchment 1.43% 1.65% 0.73% 1.27% Sydney Statistical Division 1.50% 1.24% 0.75% 1.16% #$0#9)42$ *$-- Jobs Provision $) 7 #? / ) *..-/+! $)7+ HD)*.-J--).-' J#-..!&-1.+#? /) $)*-. $ *. + * 7 *.. ( #?/ ) $ *. $- 1.+ * * 7 *. 5). $ *.6 $** +. + )) $ +*))$$*- %-,;<47. ;#; 4+ $ Sydney Western Orbital Catchment 481, , , % 0.97% 1.68% Sydney Statistical Division 1,539,618 1,673,490 1,730, % 0.67% 1.18% #$0#A$?>8 7 #? / ) ##8+.*$&- #?/) + * $$* $? 4 9$ 7 $ )$. :$ ;+))$*#*-$ $ $ )).. 7 * $*$$*?-:. #* $ $3 #? / )*.$**. +$$5*$6-

68 ' :;)),:;7. ;#; 4+ $7%662 : * 3/ ( ' :;)-,;<4:;7. ;#; 4 +$7882&%662 ( : * 3/

69 *$*.7+.! &&-+ **.#?/)1 ))$#+. *.* ) -. ) (. *$$ *-:))(*.+. ) + *E $$*E? E ))$ #+- Other Insights : )) #?/ * ) ) $ )). #- * >?:$ $ +$*. &-J '-J $3. $3 $.++- >? , # #)A*#56$** 0: ) 049 5&6 ))?> ) ). )D $. $$ **- $ & 7 $ $H )) $ ). &3'. 3)). $ $* 3 ) 1* 0$ # )*)**$ $E ) * # - # +* +$. ) + '..(+**)!E )> * +) H-

70 Western Ring Road & CityLink, Melbourne Brief Description? 4* 4... $$ $-: $ )?; H 2. $? 1*. $). *1$).).-.. *.!! -?. $! ''. *$I>*)7*C3> );*00*3.).$$.KK+K!D -. >-? > 3$ (. $ )$).?;.-#$>. + 0$ 8) $? ;.- $ * >! &?>. $*$! - 0 8) 0$ $. >*.?;.- :*$?4*4>+). * ) *.)) ) + $D )7 * * )$$* - *$'))?4*4> $.- Population 2$*.? 4 ) $# $ *.? 4 ) * ) -#$ **..$ + $)*.$ + 5 ))).6? 4*4>- S3#);-)HH...-)*-H8#-MN! &

71 ' :;)0. ; 4 %0 5: ;<47 4+:;$ Western Roads Catchment 734, , , ,230 Melbourne Statistical Division 3,155,576 3,283,278 3,471,625 3,744, Western Roads Catchment 1.19% 1.41% 2.17% 1.59% Melbourne Statistical Division 0.80% 1.12% 1.52% 1.15% #$0#9)42$ *$--

72 Jobs Provision $) 7 $* &-? 4 ). * +* $ *. $ # 8+. * ) * D * *- ) > $$*.*)+. )*- -,;<47 4+:;$ Western Roads Catchment 223, , , % 2.13% 2.21% Melbourne Statistical Division 1,303,888 1,437,811 1,545, % 1.45% 1.71% #$0#A$?> 7.? 4 ) $ # 8+.*$ -?4)) $$* 7 $ # $ 7 + #*- 7* )) $$**- $$G+* - ' :;)2,:;7 4+:;$7%662 ( : $ + *3 ( '

73 *$.*7+.! &&-?4 ) ( * )) 4$ $$ 4 #+ 1 ))$ # *..**.$$?4* 4>-)$ + +* *. (? #*- ' :;)9,;<4:;7. ; 4 :; $ B 7882&%662 : $ + *3 Other Insights 8$. $ ** ) $$ 7>+)+).*$) - >? 4* 4 + * =$ 2 $ $) %D*. * )- 4+? 4* 4 + ). * =$ * )>*. * + * $ )-?4*4.$$)7I.D) $).$$. $$ *$)- #. *. * $+ *-*+*$). =$ * G.$* $- #) $

74 + ** ))>. * ) $.>*(- $ + +* =$) $. *- $ =$ () =).$**$=$!3! -+)$*)$*.& +*-. $ ( $$ (. +.*)**+ >*-9+)*$) )$**$*- *$?4*4. $. ** * * * +- $ + * $ ).$*+G*+.=$* =$).>- ) )+.>- > + * > $$. * >.>$$***)> ). *-? 4* 4 + $ )>.*-+>+ $ $ $ 8*. $.*- Sunshine Coast Motorway Brief Description #$. $! >))..$)0$1*.#8. +$)?9$)$34()>)$3.+ - ). * *. ( ) $ *. ) -:8+.?*..)$)0- &

75 ' :;)1 :4 ;<47F: Population 2$*.#$.)* #9 F$ 4* $*$. -?*. #9F$..! &!.) $*)(56- Jobs Provision $7. #$.) *. $).. #$ 9 F$ * )!&))*..(J---)! & #$.D ) & $ 7 )+)&!! ' 5&6- &!

76 %2K 5: ;<47:4 ;<4+ F: Sunshine Coast Motorway Catchment 161, , , ,125 South-East Queensland 1,931,090 2,224,784 2,464,633 2,802, Sunshine Coast Motorway Catchment 5.47% 3.27% 3.61% 4.11% South-East Queensland 2.87% 2.07% 2.60% 2.51%!# ; 7 6& $<<'( %9,;<47:4 ;<4+ F: Sunshine Coast Motorway Catchment 61,914 76,586 98, % 5.07% 4.71% South East Queensland 807, ,491 1,136, % 4.10% 3.47%!# =-12 $ )) #$. ) #9F$.*$ -)$#$. ) $ 4. $ J )) 1 ))$ #+ 2 0$ #+ $ )) 4$- ). #9 F$$$*#*$- *$.*7$.! &&-?** *;+))8 *.#* 1))$#+ --. #9 F$- / )..*$9$ 20$#+ :$- &

77 ' :;)8,:;7:4 ;<4+ F:7%662 (,+,98 ( ' :;-6,;<4:;7:4 ;< 4+F:7882%662 (,+,98 &

78 Other Insights $.#8+)5#$6$+) #$ *. * $ #$ 9 F$ 4* 2 5 B &6- #$. $* + $ $* $ G (* + *+) $ )) - :$ )) +) $ ).$).D4+ $ - 4+) ) $ $)- #$ 4+ $) $ $* S$ 2>:$.$#$ () ) $ * (*0$1*.$ $*$ S$2> $*$*$#$ S$ 2> * )) +. * + *. )..S$2>0$1*.- #) + )$ #$. $* +$E.+)+$- 4+ )) +)..? ) +))).-#) #$2G-.>)$$=$)$#$.-$0$+>?4+)? ) #$ 2G- 4 $ $$ + =$- 1.+ ) $ $ $ +).- : #$. ) +.).+)=$).$#$9F$4* 2- *. $> ))$ $$ )* +- 4)). ).$*)$.*-/() $ + $ $$ - + >*.$**$- &

79 Eastlink, Melbourne Brief Description 9>.>)5$*!-&>)$6* 9.$C>.$3-9>.$A$'- :. $ + 7 9> ) ) ) - ) 9> ) $ +. )) **- ' &

80 Population 2$ *. 9> ). $#8+.$*))$. $ - )7 $D $*. ))$ $$ * *.-**..9>)- %1 5: EastLink Catchment 1,128,097 1,166,498 1,229,804 1,306,182 Melbourne Statistical Division 3,155,576 3,283,278 3,471,625 3,744, EastLink Catchment 0.67% 1.06% 1.21% 0.98% Melbourne Statistical Division 0.80% 1.12% 1.52% 1.15% #$0#9)42$ *$-- Jobs Provision 9> ) *. $ #8 +! & *. - )) 9> ) ( *.7. $+! &B! EastLink Catchment 404, , , % 1.47% 1.79% Melbourne Statistical Division 1,303,888 1,437,811 1,545, % 1.45% 1.71% #$0#A$?> /+7+9>)$$*. #$ 9 $ ). $ + )$$* ) + )$$* 8* 1)- 9> ) * 4? $ 7 ) - ) )$. 2 0$#+ :$ 7. 7 * 0$85*$6- &&

81 * 7 $.! & &. *$ - *. 9> ) ;+) ) 8. 1 ))$ #+ * *-:9>)$#8 ) *$$ * * $$* ))$#+- ' ( 9)0 + *3 ( Other Insights $ 4+. 5H'H6 $ 9> )) $+*!! -*A*# Q-- >; 2?6-69 A -)>-R & 8$> $*$ 9>.+$D* ) +, 6 &

82 ' $7882&%662 9)0 + *3 #) =$ 2 /$> $ +$ 8* $ $ + ) $ 9> - :)$K) $*&-* :)& =)$.+ &.)>0$2> ' - 8+*+*$).- 0& $ ; *2-6,-, - 9 / 4 +) + $ $ +$ G ) * $ - S2 2 ;$ $!-& $ $) 8. K!-).. *$))-? )!. G $ $ #$ 8*())))>- =$2 $2/$>B4$?2...-)=$-)-$ ' ! &'

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

84 :*.$ *-?S() +*)$ ;8* =$> > $ 9>E.+ ) + $8*-:$.+ )$**.-? +) 9> =$). $$ + ; 8*-; 8* ( ). $ $ 8* #$ ; 1*.- : * $ + $ +) $* * $$ S(.$ ) $ + $$ ) *. $#4.+ ))-/ $$.$. *=$ *>$=$)- + 9> $ $> $$ * * $$* 9>-:; 8* $. $ * $ + $ ) *+ )+)$*)-S( ++. G* $ $ G *$* ) *)9>+*$ $ $*.- :. 9> $ $ )>* $ ). $..*?4*4- Perth Bunbury Highway Brief Description.2B0$$1*.. +$$$*.>. 2 #$? * + $ $ 8.+ 2$-#+>).B$>$$ $ (* $ *. ) S.. # 0 4$1+9$7(*$*. /4>-:(7. ) $*7$))0$$2)$5*$6- Population $*.(2B0$$1*.))!! &.)$*-:*. )$)>$5 6-

85 ' :;-- ;43*::;( 4<+*;; )6 5: ;<47;43*::;(<4+ *;;;43*::; Perth-Bunbury Hwy Catchment 103, , , ,438 Broader Perth - Bunbury Region 1,281,104 1,404,100 1,521,285 1,667, Perth-Bunbury Hwy Catchment 5.54% 3.34% 3.23% 4.03% Broader Perth - Bunbury Region 1.85% 1.62% 1.85% 1.77% #$0#9)42$ *$--!

86 Jobs Provision <$ 0# A$?> + )! & )*..$)*)1*.5/ 6- /+2B0$$1*.)$ +7 ))(. *5!6- ),;<47;43*::;(<4+*;; ;43*::; Perth - Bunbury Highway Catchment 33,973 51, % Broader Perth - Bunbury Region 584, , % #$0#A$?> 2 B 0$$ 1*. ) * 4 $$* 7 *. 2 0$ #+ 1))$#+7.- ' :;-0,:;7;43*::;(<4+ *;;;43*::; 7%662 (, 5*6, 5$ (

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