Basketball facilities
Four proposed new basketball courts at the Sandringham Family Leisure Centre in Tulip Street will help to meet the current and future needs of basketball locally and enable the basketball association to expand its programs.
Bayside Netball Centre
Council is proposing to enter into a Development Agreement with the Victorian School Building Authority (VSBA) to jointly fund new sports facilities at Sandringham College, Holloway Road campus.
Black Rock Life Saving Club
Bayside City Council, in partnership with the Victorian Government, is planning a new home for the Black Rock Life Saving Club. The new building will provide access for all ages and abilities, gender neutral changerooms, two accessible parking spaces, and a dedicated first aid room.
Donald MacDonald Pavilion renewal
We are delivering a new home for community sport in Beaumaris.
Dendy Beach Pavilion and Masterplan
The new $6 million Dendy Beach Life Saving Pavilion is the centrepiece of an $8 million upgrade to this iconic precinct that will make it a safer, more easily accessible and nicer place to be.
Elster Creek catchment and action plan
We are working with Melbourne Water, City of Port Phillip, City of Glen Eira and City of Kingston to manage flooding in the Elster Creek catchment area. An action plan has been developed.
Elsternwick Park north
Bayside City Council is making a significant investment in upgrades at Elsternwick Park north, providing valuable open space and recreational facilities for residents and visitors.
Playground Improvement Plan
We’ve got a plan for play! Council is investing $10.3 million over 10 years to upgrade every playground in Bayside.
New playground designs are developed using feedback from our young Playground Testers, other playground users, local residents and members of the community.
Public Toilet Strategy
Council is investing $2.5 million over four years to upgrade Bayside’s public toilets..
Sandringham precinct
Council is making significant investments into the Sandringham precinct to create more space for community services and activities and improve the appearance of the shopping village. This includes:
- Expanding and upgrading the Sandringham Library
- Relocating the maternal and child health centre
- Purchasing and refurbishing the heritage listed Masonic Hall
- Improvements to the streetscape