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Proposal for a Southern Moreton Bay Islands community and youth centre
Redland City Council proposes to build a new Southern Moreton Bay Islands (SMBI) community and youth centre at 32-40 High Central Road, Macleay Island.The community and youth centre will aim to increase recreational, education, health and social opportunities
How will Council help promote active transport?
Delivering the right infrastructure where it is needed will enable people to walk and ride more, such as to schools, town centres, ferry terminals and train stations.Council will work with schools, employers and others to provide safe and convenient options
What are the scope of works for stage one?
fabrication (e.g. headstocks and deck slabs), and procurement of piles.Fit-out and installation of the pontoons and installing pontoon piles.Supply of the temporary landing components for Russell Island.Design and construction of the repurposed existing ferry
I live or work in another South East Queensland local government area. How does this Strategy help me?
Improving walking and riding facilities around stations, ferry terminals and bus stops will mean that you can walk or ride to them instead of driving.
When will the construction phase begin?
Pre-site fabrication works will commence at the contractor’s factory following the procurement of the required materials.The project team will inform the community once the full program of works is known.The new ferry terminals are planned to be delivered
Your chance to comment on proposed community and youth centre
your chance to have a say on a proposed community and youth centre to be built on Macleay Island.Redland City Council plans to build a community and youth centre at 32-40 High Central Road on Macleay Island to service the Southern Moreton Bay Islands (SMBI
Who is designing the new ferry terminals?
Cardno is the project's principal consulting design engineering firm, while Architectus will deliver architectural and layout design input.
What works are taking place to the existing pontoons?
Once the new terminals are built and commissioned, the useful parts of the old ferry pontoons and gangways will be relocated and ownership transferred to Maritime Safety Queensland and repurposed as recreational boating and fishing assets.
Request for Council to Undertake a New Southern Moreton Bay Islands Alternate Transport Route Study
to upgrade ferry terminals on the islands.
What does a preferred development partner mean for the multi-storey car park?
The exact number of designated car parks for Southern Moreton Bay Island (SMBI) commuters will be finalised during the detailed design phase of the multi-storey car park.