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GORCAPA did not respond to questions regarding timelines for construction and completion of the project.<\/p>\n
Community-based stakeholders have indicated they were also waiting on news regarding next steps.<\/p>\n
The most recent developments included a decision from the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal in March that found the previous plan of a waterfront restaurant was an inappropriate use of public land.<\/p>\n
Before the decision, GORCAPA had already committed to redesigning the precinct and take a fresh approach to community consultation.<\/p>\n
A Community Co-design Group (CDDG) of local stakeholders and the Authority formed in late-2021 and developed a revised design of the site’s Fishermen’s Co-Op building that it released in February.<\/p>\n
The new design was met with a mostly positive community reaction last year, following years of opposition from local residents and groups against an earlier plan to demolish the historic site.<\/p>\n
The Point Grey redevelopment has $10.45 million in funding to revitalise the precinct \u2013 including $8 million from the federal and state government-funded Geelong City deal, $2 million from GORCAPA and $450,000 from LAAC.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
LORNE’S Point Grey redevelopment is showing little sign of movement as the project approaches a year since its last significant milestone. The Great Ocean Road Coast and Parks Authority (GORCAPA) is developing a new masterplan for the precinct, which is set for a $10-million redevelopment and has prompted passionate community responses during the past several […]<\/p>\n