Connect the town from north to south and east to west. Improve safety for people moving between home and the shops, school and kindergarten, the bowling club, train station and the reserve, playground and the pool. Make a safe connection to a future Harcourt - Castlemaine bike trail.

Define Harcourt's entries with art and design that enhance existing landmarks, including road and rail bridges, Mark the town centre with landscaping, narrower roads and other road treatments.

Use key infrastructure including footpaths, parking and furniture to position High Street as the main street and the centre of town, while keeping a sense of openness.

Improve pedestrian movement and safety on Market Street between High Street and Harmony Way.

Slow traffic, improve navigation, manage active transport and create safer pedestrian crossings, while connecting Harmony Way and High Street's southern end.

Re-scale and re-design Harmony Way to consider existing and future residential and commercial development. Improve the function and presentation of the street with road narrowing, active transport lanes and footways, parking, landscaping, lighting and wayfinding signage.

Use east/west pedestrian and active transport connections to visually and physically draw the creek into the town centre. Improve connections to the south for the station, school, kindergarten and recreation reserve.

Add wayfinding signage and public art throughout the town centre. Please note this image is an example only and is subject to community consultation.

Formalise the role the park and Hall play within Harcourt’s town centre, by making improvements to increase its civic offering; community hall and flexible outdoor event space, community facilities, museum, tourist information point.