Enhancing Connected Neighbourhoods

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The opportunity

A package of active transport initiatives that strengthen connections within Frankston and to its neighbouring municipalities, including walking and cycling pathways that integrate key suburbs with Frankston’s city centre

What will be delivered

By addressing key strategic missing links in our active transport network, we can deliver significant benefits including improved accessibility, enhanced community health, reduced congestion and economic growth.

Active transport Shared User Path projects included in this package are:

  • Peninsula Link to Baxter Trail ($2.5 million);
  • Frankston-Dandenong Road between Boundary Road to Thompsons Road ($1.6 million);
  • Baxter Park to Peninsula Link ($1.5 million);
  • Eel Race Road from Station Street to Patterson River Secondary College ($3.63 million);
  • Fletcher Road from Beach Street to Baxter Trail ($2.5 million).

What we need

A commitment from the Federal Government to contribute funding of up to $11.7 million towards a package of active transport initiatives.

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