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Consultation has concluded
Our Landscape Architect was at the cafe on 11 and 12 August 2018 to talk to residents about a planned $1.2 million upgrade as part of the Coogee Beach Masterplan. He also attended several community meetings to seek feedback. You also provided feedback here online. Thanks for your input.
The City, in consultation with the community, has identified opportunities to address the following at Coogee Beach:
Parking issues, school bus drop off facilities and improved alignment of the cycling route;
Security issues affecting the café;
Incorporating the reserve's interesting and colourful history into the design of the park's features;
Improved beach and café access for people with disability;
Ways in which the café might be made more useful – beach lockers and hire of beach equipment such as umbrellas, paddle boards and beach chairs.
See the diagrams in the document librarywith the design for upgrading Coogee Beach Café and surrounds.
Following the consultation, we asked three builders to quote on upgrading the cafe, with work to be completed by March 2019. Works will be staged to minimise disruption to beach goers and café visitors. The first two stages of the upgrade have been completed with power lines placed underground and a new car park built at the nearby surf club.
Our Landscape Architect was at the cafe on 11 and 12 August 2018 to talk to residents about a planned $1.2 million upgrade as part of the Coogee Beach Masterplan. He also attended several community meetings to seek feedback. You also provided feedback here online. Thanks for your input.
The City, in consultation with the community, has identified opportunities to address the following at Coogee Beach:
Parking issues, school bus drop off facilities and improved alignment of the cycling route;
Security issues affecting the café;
Incorporating the reserve's interesting and colourful history into the design of the park's features;
Improved beach and café access for people with disability;
Ways in which the café might be made more useful – beach lockers and hire of beach equipment such as umbrellas, paddle boards and beach chairs.
See the diagrams in the document librarywith the design for upgrading Coogee Beach Café and surrounds.
Following the consultation, we asked three builders to quote on upgrading the cafe, with work to be completed by March 2019. Works will be staged to minimise disruption to beach goers and café visitors. The first two stages of the upgrade have been completed with power lines placed underground and a new car park built at the nearby surf club.
