Metung - Shaving Point Boat Ramp

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The upgrade of the Shaving Point boat ramp in Metung was completed in October 2023. 

The upgrade of the Shaving Point boat ramp is now complete - Media Release


Council is pleased to have received funding from Better Boating Victoria to assist with an upgrade of this well used boat ramp in Metung.

The works to be undertaken include the demolition of the existing concrete double ramp and two timber jetties with a replacement ramp and jetties which includes a combination of fixed jetties and floating pontoons whilst carrying out remediation works to prevent sand build up on the ramp.

The upgrade to this boat ramp is vital to ensure ongoing functionality, safety and asset life, as a Victorian public boating facility under the funding guidelines of the Recreational Boating Structural Maintenance Program.

The proposed outcome of the Shaving Point Boat Ramp Upgrade is to:

  • Improve the facilities for recreational boat users in this waterway and the other stakeholders in the local government area
  • Benefit the people and user groups of East Gippsland Shire and the surrounding areas.

“Recreational boating is an important part of the East Gippsland lifestyle and visitor experience. This Council manages 31 boat launching facilities across the shire and values the partnership and funding from the Victorian Government in assisting to maintain and upgrade these important facilities.” East Gippsland Shire Council Mayor Mark Reeves

Budget

This project is largely funded by Better Boating Victoria, with contributions from East Gippsland Shire Council.



For more information regarding project updates please subscribe or contact Council Officers at feedback@egipps.vic.gov.au

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The upgrade of the Shaving Point boat ramp is now complete - Media Release


Council is pleased to have received funding from Better Boating Victoria to assist with an upgrade of this well used boat ramp in Metung.

The works to be undertaken include the demolition of the existing concrete double ramp and two timber jetties with a replacement ramp and jetties which includes a combination of fixed jetties and floating pontoons whilst carrying out remediation works to prevent sand build up on the ramp.

The upgrade to this boat ramp is vital to ensure ongoing functionality, safety and asset life, as a Victorian public boating facility under the funding guidelines of the Recreational Boating Structural Maintenance Program.

The proposed outcome of the Shaving Point Boat Ramp Upgrade is to:

  • Improve the facilities for recreational boat users in this waterway and the other stakeholders in the local government area
  • Benefit the people and user groups of East Gippsland Shire and the surrounding areas.

“Recreational boating is an important part of the East Gippsland lifestyle and visitor experience. This Council manages 31 boat launching facilities across the shire and values the partnership and funding from the Victorian Government in assisting to maintain and upgrade these important facilities.” East Gippsland Shire Council Mayor Mark Reeves

Budget

This project is largely funded by Better Boating Victoria, with contributions from East Gippsland Shire Council.



For more information regarding project updates please subscribe or contact Council Officers at feedback@egipps.vic.gov.au

Should you wish to search for other projects in your town, simply type the town name in the search bar

The upgrade of the Shaving Point boat ramp in Metung was completed in October 2023. 

Your questions and/or feedback are welcome on this project - your input is valuable, and we are pleased you are on this journey with us. 

The project supervisor will be advised of your response and will look closely at what you have said - all feedback is important and will be considered. 

The project supervisor's response can be posted publicly or privately - please let us know if you would prefer to be answered privately.