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responsible for the maintenance and cleaning of the new ferry
Maintenance and cleaning of the terminal facilities is the responsibility of the asset owner.
Toilet and Sheltered Bike Facilities Karragarra Island
The old toilet block is sitting vacant and we believe that it is in prime position near the ferry terminal where it can be easily accessible by all.
From 2022
01 January 2022 • Commence open space upgrades• Relocate boat ramp to complete road network/loop road at terminal
Will the trolley cart at the Russell Island terminal
The trolley cart will not be retained at the new terminal as it was subject to vandalism activity over the years.
What kind of signage is being installed at the new ferry
The signage around the terminal will be consistent with the Translink style guide.
Will there be lighting on the recreational facilities?
The existing lighting will be retained, and new lighting will be provided to ensure adequate illumination of the terminal for navigational safety.
April Update
“Over the course of the trial, local community feedback was generally supportive and the operator reported a consistent increase in usage and registrations as a result of having dedicated car parks in close proximity to the ferry terminal. “ Division
Terminal for another purpose?
No. A car-share scheme is consistent with the conditions of the current leasing agreements between the State Government and Redland City Council for the designated car parking area at Redland Bay Marina. It is also important to note that this land is under the designation of a Priority Development Area, meaning the land use plan prepared for this land takes precedence over Council's City Plan. If there is a desire to use land within this area for another purpose, then the proponent would be required to liaise with Economic Development Queensland, which manages the development of Priority Development Areas.
Will toilet facilities be improved?
New toilet facilities are being built as part of Council’s joint $44.6 million Southern Moreton Bay Islands Ferry Terminals Upgrade project, led by the Department of Transport and Main Roads (DTMR).
shop or other commercial opportunities at the new ferry
There is no provision for future commercial operations at the ferry terminals.