Long Term Infrastructure Plan

Frankston City Council’s Long Term Infrastructure Plan(PDF, 19MB) (LTIP) is our 10-year Plan for Building Frankston’s Future, shaped by our Community Vision and Council and Wellbeing Plan.

Council is committed to transparency, accountability and excellence in its infrastructure decision-making and management. The LTIP’s objectives are designed to uphold this commitment and support long-term, strategic decision-making.

 

 

Reviewed annually, the LTIP follows an integrated approach to infrastructure planning, maintaining a pipeline of projects that respond to current needs while preparing for future community growth. Informed by deliberative community input and aligned with Council’s key strategies, the LTIP is Council’s 10-year infrastructure investment plan across the municipality.

Through strong advocacy and collaboration with all levels of government, Council has secured significant investment for Frankston City. These partnerships are supporting the delivery of major projects that enhance public spaces, community facilities and transport networks, while strengthening the foundations for future growth.

Council has commenced planning for a number of major projects outlined in the LTIP, including the Nepean Boulevard Revitalisation and the Bruce Park and Len Phelps pavilion projects.

At the same time, Council continues to deliver other significant projects, including the redevelopment of Frankston Stadium and the Frankston Arts Trail.

Council has also refined the LTIP to place greater emphasis on asset renewal, city beautification and activation, helping ensure Frankston remains welcoming, vibrant and well cared for.

The LTIP is instrumental in driving real progress across our city. To continue building the future our community wants to see, Council adopted a renewed 10-year plan on 13 July 2026.