Improvements to Tourism Infrastructure at Kennett River
Frequently asked questions The Improvements to Tourism Infrastructure at Kennett River is a major infrastructure initiative led by the Great Ocean Road Coast and Parks Authority (GORCAPA) as part of the Geelong City Deal. Its goal is to enhance tourism and visitor infrastructure while respecting and celebrating the area’s cultural and environmental values.
WHAT’S HAPPENING AT KENNETT RIVER? The Improvements to Tourism Infrastructure at Kennett River project will deliver on the project’s objectives delivering upgraded public infrastructure and accessibility improvements through several initiatives. The tourism improvements will include; • A new public toilet and an upgraded wastewater treatment plant in the adjoining Kennett River Caravan Park; and • Car park and road improvements works.
WHAT STAGE IS THE PROJECT AT? We have developed a draft Precinct Plan and are currently seeking community feedback. Following this, we will consider any proposed amendments before seeking approval for endorsement and public release. We will then proceed with the next steps, including obtaining permits, detailed design, and preparing for the construction phase.
WHEN WILL CONSTRUCTION START? Construction is due to start in mid 2025.
DOES THE PRECINCT PLAN ACCOMMODATE LARGE TOUR COACHES? The draft Precinct Plan does not allow for large tour coaches to enter or stop within the precinct. GORCAPA will work with the relevant authorities to determine the most appropriate process to implement these restrictions.
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