A District Basketball and Gymnastics Stadium
Creating state-of-the-art district basketball and gymnastics facilities at Frankston Basketball Stadium.
Project update - June 2022
Overview
As the level of government closest to the community, we are committed to doing everything we can to help Frankston City achieve its vision and aspirations as a vibrant place to live, work, study and enjoy now and into the future.
Council-led advocacy to state and federal governments is a vital tool for building awareness and support for matters that impact our city and to help secure the essential funding necessary to drive change and deliver on priorities that benefit our community.
2022 Advocacy Priorities
Throughout August 2020 and February 2021, we asked our community for their feedback and ideas on the issues that matter to them (you can view our Consultation page here), how we can improved the challenges they face in their daily lives and their vision for the future of Frankston City.
The results have been used to determine the key priorities requiring council-led advocacy in the lead up to the upcoming state and federal elections. Our five key priorities below were adopted at the Monday the 15th of November 2021 Council Meeting.
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A Bigger and Better Pines Pool
Enhance existing outdoor aquatic experiences for the community in Frankston North.
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A District Playground in Carrum Downs
A new district playground at Sandfield Reserve within the growing Carrum Downs community.
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Enhancing our Access to Recycled Water
Seeking Victorian and Federal Government investment to deliver more sustainable alternative water sources.
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Frankston Regional Arts Trail
A 7.4km immersive arts and cultural trail from Frankston Foreshore to McClelland Sculpture Park + Gallery, connecting to existing regional cycling and nature trails.
