town centre · 4 meetings
Cleveland
Mentions
- Town centre revitalisation project update and potential property disposals were listed.
- Meeting venue at the Council Chambers on Bloomfield Street.
- Children’s slide petition and Cleveland Town Centre Revitalisation Project.
- Petition on parking at 32 Middle Street and ongoing town centre revitalisation project.
- May influence aquatic centre amenities and recreation facilities in Cleveland.
- Residents may see follow-up investigations or operational responses on parking, heritage protection, park rehabilitation, and public safety infrastructure.
Decisions
Children's slide petition referred to CEO
Council accepted the Division 2 petition about prioritising Cleveland Aquatic Centre works and replacing the children’s slide, and referred it to the Chief Executive Officer for consideration.
May influence aquatic centre amenities and recreation facilities in Cleveland.
Petitions referred for operational consideration
Council received and referred petitions to the Chief Executive Officer about parking limits at 32 Middle Street Cleveland, Aboriginal cultural heritage protection, Judy Holt Park environmental rehabilitation works, and security cameras and lighting at Coochiemudlo Island jetty, barge and boat ramp areas.
Residents may see follow-up investigations or operational responses on parking, heritage protection, park rehabilitation, and public safety infrastructure.
Topics
Cleveland Town Centre Revitalisation Project update
Council reviewed outstanding matters for the Cleveland revitalisation project, which had previously been designated a major project and remains under confidential commercial processes.
Could affect the future shape of Cleveland town centre and local activity.
Cleveland Town Centre Revitalisation Project
Council recorded the earlier decision to treat the Cleveland Town Centre Revitalisation Project as a major project to be progressed by Redland Investment Corporation, with phased delivery and future reporting on preferred development partners.
Residents and businesses in Cleveland may be affected by future redevelopment planning and delivery.