The Frankston Project guides Council's development of the Central Activities District (CAD) and immediate foreshore area. A number of exciting projects detailed in the five-year plan has now been completed. They include the Foreshore boardwalk, which extends from Olivers Hill to the Frankston Regional Foreshore playground and Cube 37, a multimedia community arts facility.
Future developments include:
- Completion of improvement works at the Frankston Foreshore and Pier Precinct (Acrobat PDF file - 46 KB)
- Restaurant facility at the Life Saving Club and Yacht Club
- Redevelopment of the Central Activities District
- Frankston Safe Boat Harbour (also known as Central Harbour)
The above-mentioned projects are part of the major redevelopment of the Frankston Waterfront, with millions of dollars being spent to create a world-class environment on this excellent beachfront.
Foreshore Development
The foreshore development has been designed with the following major features: a beachside promenade, a wide landmark bridge, spectacular boardwalk, an events stage, new beachside parkland, new picnic facilities, safe car parking, new entry road and improved pedestrian access to the beach from Nepean Highway.
CAD Redevelopment
Additional information is available on the CAD Web page.
Frankston Safe Boat Harbour Facility - Central Harbour
Frankston City is moving ahead with plans for a multi-million dollar public safe boat harbour facility at Olivers Hill. Port Phillip for a long time has had a chronic shortage of safe boat harbours. The Central Harbour facility would provide a premium location on the mid-point of the eastern seaboard of Port Phillip for such a facility. It would offer a comfortable half-day trip and vital tourism destination point from Docklands, Geelong and Sorrento, for the people of Melbourne.
Contact Frankston City Council for a detailed booklet on the Frankston Project.
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