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The amendment applies a planning control to 1500 and 1501 EastLink, Scoresby to enable the existing use of the land as freeway service centres to continue.
Council is considering its future role as a direct provider of youth counselling in a move aimed at providing more comprehensive healthcare for young people in Knox.
The Youth Hive is a space for young people aged 10 to 25 who live, work, study or have a connection in Knox. It is located inside the Knox Library.
Occupational therapy aims to improve your safety and independence at home. It does this by working with you on alternative ways to complete tasks and use aids and equipment.
You will need a Land Information Certificate for selling a property or refinancing purposes.
Shape our priorities for the next four years to help us develop our next Council Plan.
We are proposing 2 leases with AusNet, an electrical supplier, to enable them to continue maintaining existing electrical substations on Council land.
Council's home adjustment service aims to improve or maintain your functional independence so that you can continue to move safely about in your home.
Knox City Council is disappointed that the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) has paved the way for a 105-lot residential subdivision on the north-western corner of Burwood Highway and Scoresby Road (621 Burwood Highway), Knoxfield.
The Knox Over 55s Zest program is a range of free and low-cost events and activities designed to support people to remain active and socially connected within Knox.
Step-by-step guide for parents to register their child for 3- and 4-year-old kindergarten programs in Knox via the Central Registration Scheme (CRS). Includes key dates, eligibility, priority criteria, and links to support.