Raymond Island - Ferry Park Reserve Upgrade - Stage 1
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This project will include the upgrade of the Ferry Park Reserve by constructing new public amenities, public facilities (seating, water fountain) interpretation modifications and safer pedestrian access. This will help to improve the park and amenities for residents and create a world class ‘gateway’ to the koala visitor experience on Raymond Island.
The project will be delivered by East Gippsland Shire Council in conjunction with local volunteer community, State Government agencies and the Gunaikurnai Land and Waters Aboriginal Corporation.
Project Scope
Upgraded amenities (including all access/parent’s room toilet facilities)
Improved pedestrian safety
Improved visitor facilities (seating, water stations)
Signage for ferry parking in Paynesville
A well-marked, interesting and easy to navigate ‘gateway’ to the Koala Trail
The budget for this project is comprised of contributions from Local Roads and Community Infrastructure through the Federal Government and Council.
Signage for ferry parking in Paynesville will be installed to help reduce unnecessary traffic on the ferry and on Raymond Island. This will also facilitate economic growth within Paynesville with the increased expenditure by visitors and increased employment opportunities during and after construction, as well as new local business opportunities in eco-tourism, environmental management, and education.
Community Engagement
The community consultation has now closed. In August/September 2021 we were seeking your feedback on the proposed concept plan (see the Ferry Park Reserve Concept Plan in the Documents section in the right-hand column) which has been developed as an initial talking point for what the project might deliver. Council held ten in person information sessions on Raymond Island in September 2021, with representatives available to help answer questions and listen to feedback. Thank you to everyone who attended and shared feedback.
Community Consultation Update
Thank you to everyone who participated in the community consultation for the Ferry Park Upgrade on Raymond Island in August/September this year. We’ve listened to your feedback from the survey responses and in person sessions to discuss the ideas on the initial concept plan. We’ve used your feedback and ideas to shape the development of the final concept plan. We’ve also responded to your feedback to let you know the reasons behind the decisions made and why or why not certain aspects can or can’t be included. For a full summary of the feedback received please view the What You Told Us report.
What's next?
Detailed design plans to be developed and completed by February 2022
Construction to begin in March 2022
Construction to be completed by July 2022
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This project will include the upgrade of the Ferry Park Reserve by constructing new public amenities, public facilities (seating, water fountain) interpretation modifications and safer pedestrian access. This will help to improve the park and amenities for residents and create a world class ‘gateway’ to the koala visitor experience on Raymond Island.
The project will be delivered by East Gippsland Shire Council in conjunction with local volunteer community, State Government agencies and the Gunaikurnai Land and Waters Aboriginal Corporation.
Project Scope
Upgraded amenities (including all access/parent’s room toilet facilities)
Improved pedestrian safety
Improved visitor facilities (seating, water stations)
Signage for ferry parking in Paynesville
A well-marked, interesting and easy to navigate ‘gateway’ to the Koala Trail
The budget for this project is comprised of contributions from Local Roads and Community Infrastructure through the Federal Government and Council.
Signage for ferry parking in Paynesville will be installed to help reduce unnecessary traffic on the ferry and on Raymond Island. This will also facilitate economic growth within Paynesville with the increased expenditure by visitors and increased employment opportunities during and after construction, as well as new local business opportunities in eco-tourism, environmental management, and education.
Community Engagement
The community consultation has now closed. In August/September 2021 we were seeking your feedback on the proposed concept plan (see the Ferry Park Reserve Concept Plan in the Documents section in the right-hand column) which has been developed as an initial talking point for what the project might deliver. Council held ten in person information sessions on Raymond Island in September 2021, with representatives available to help answer questions and listen to feedback. Thank you to everyone who attended and shared feedback.
Community Consultation Update
Thank you to everyone who participated in the community consultation for the Ferry Park Upgrade on Raymond Island in August/September this year. We’ve listened to your feedback from the survey responses and in person sessions to discuss the ideas on the initial concept plan. We’ve used your feedback and ideas to shape the development of the final concept plan. We’ve also responded to your feedback to let you know the reasons behind the decisions made and why or why not certain aspects can or can’t be included. For a full summary of the feedback received please view the What You Told Us report.
What's next?
Detailed design plans to be developed and completed by February 2022
Construction to begin in March 2022
Construction to be completed by July 2022
Should you wish to search for other projects in your town, simply type the town name in the search bar.
East Gippsland Shire Council is limited in the community engagement it can undertake during the Council Election Period, 17 September 2024 to 26 October 2024. Further updates will be provided following the Council Election on 26 October 2024 and the questions/feedback tab will be reinstated.
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