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Council is committed to creating beautiful, functional and sustainable public open spaces that are accessible, fit for purpose, and valued by all members of our community.
The adopted plans and strategies listed below have been developed to help Council deliver equitable public realm and open space improvements across Frankston City.
Council’s Wayfinding and Signage Strategy aims to deliver a comprehensive and co–ordinated wayfinding signage system that creates connectivity, walkability and legibility for the entire city’s benefit (residential, business and visitor).
Creating a sense of identity, legible wayfinding systems, meaningful experiences and utilising durable and sustainable materials for long-term signage maintenance.
Farewell from Seaford sign
Welcome to Frankston North sign
Seaford sign
Welcome to Frankston sign