Engage Frankston!
Frankston City Centre needs to needs to be more economically diverse, by:
Idea 1.1 Rebuild and support local retail and hospitality
Idea 1.2 Support development for office based employment sector
Idea 1.3 Advocate/attract major new head office or government departments
Idea 1.4 Leverage broader health and education employment opportunities
Idea 1.5 Continue to grow and consolidate public service functions
Frankston City Centre needs to have increased diversity in the private housing market, including high quality, small scale and higher density housing developments.
There is also a growing need to support those most vulnerable in the community through increased Social and Affordable Housing, ensuring this is integrated with the broader community, and located in areas of higher economic opportunity.
Idea 2.1 High density housing within the city centre
Idea 2.2 Mid-scale housing surrounding the city centre
Idea 2.3 Provide more affordable housing
Frankston has a rich arts culture anchored by the Frankston Arts Centre on Davey Street.
The arts precinct could be enhanced by creating an iconic ‘heart’ for the arts and entertainment along Davey and Playne Streets, and better integrating it with the railway station and shopping precincts.
Additional major events spaces could also be added to the iconic Foreshore Reserve, by revitalising and activating Kananook Creek and Wells Street as an events space.
Idea 3.1 Strengthen the arts and entertainment precinct
Idea 3.2 Additional events and festivals within the FMAC
Idea 3.3 Enhance Kananook Creek as an events space
Idea 3.4 Wells Street Events
Frankston City Council acknowledges and pays respect to the Bunurong People, the Traditional Custodians of these lands and waters.
Council can arrange a telephone interpreter for you, call us on 1300 322 322
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