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PROJECT OVERVIEW

The jetty along the Bob McGovern Path on Geelong’s western foreshore, is widely used for recreational activities, including fishing. With parking at the base of the jetty, it has become a popular spot for locals and tourists alike

To improve accessibility and better align with Disability Discrimination Act standards for walkways, we’re planning to widen the decking from 1.5 metres to 1.8 metres.

We’d also love to hear your ideas on features that could make the jetty more enjoyable and user-friendly for the community. This could include things like improved lighting, additional seating, rod holders, or other practical additions.

Please note that this project does not include changes to the overall design or layout of the jetty. We are seeking feedback only on simple additions that can be incorporated within the existing structure.

Improvements shaped by community feedback to make the jetty more welcoming and user-friendly, including seating, rod holders, lighting, and safer handrails, etc.

• Existing car parking provisions will remain unchanged
• Overall design of jetty
• Width of jetty

Your Feedback

Your feedback is important to us, please visit one or more of the feedback options below to have your say:

• Our online survey below to provide your feedback. You can request a hard copy by contacting the officer listed in the 'Who's Listening' section of this page.
• Tell us your stories about Griffin Gully Jetty using our storyboard below
• By email to ebadmin@geelongcity.vic.gov.au or
• In writing addressed to:

Coastal Management Officer
City of Greater Geelong,
Wadawurrung Country,
PO Box 104,
Geelong VIC 3220