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Council delivers car-share scheme at Redland Bay Marina
operate eight dedicated car-share spaces between the Coast Guard building and the bus interchange.“These spaces are located opposite the four which were used during the trial, and are still in close proximity to the ferry terminal,” Cr Edwards said.“The
April Update
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 5 Councillor Mark
Will the toilet facilities be upgraded?
As part of the project, new toilet facilities will be built closer to Russell and Macleay Islands' ferry terminals.
Lamb Island Artwork
Design to be incorporated in the ferry terminal's perforated screen. Artwork designed by Quandamooka artist, Shara Delaney
Russell Island Artwork
Design to be incorporated in the ferry terminal's perforated screen. Artwork designed by Quandamooka artist, Shara Delaney.
Karragarra Island Artwork
Design to be incorporated in the ferry terminal's perforated screen. Artwork designed by Quandamooka artist, Shara Delaney.
Macleay Island Artwork
Design to be incorporated in the ferry terminal's perforated screen. Artwork designed by Quandamooka artist, Shara Delaney.
Next step
project fact sheet will be distributed to the SMBI community to share the feedback we have received including, key themes and the much anticipated results from the vote on the terminals' colour palettes.Stay tuned.
How have the pontoon positions and orientations been selected?
The terminal pontoon berthing orientations have been positioned to increase the operating efficiencies, reduce conflicting berthing movements and improve navigational safety.
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.