Next week’s Webb Dock works information can be downloaded here.
Note that Todd Road will be closed again from 8pm next Friday (20th) to 5am the following Monday (23rd) morning, The flyer for the detour route can be downloaded here and it also shows the ongoing diversions that will be in place after 23rd February.
These diversions will make it increasingly messy travelling in Todd Road over the next month or two. Please take this into account if you plan to drive or ride through that area during this time
Friday, 13 February 2015
Friday, 6 February 2015
Port Capacity Project | Works Advisory Notice 9 Feb - 15 Feb
Next week’s works notification can be downloaded here.
A reminder that Todd Road will be closed from 8pm tonight to 5am Monday morning (the flyer for the detour route can be downloaded here).
A reminder that Todd Road will be closed from 8pm tonight to 5am Monday morning (the flyer for the detour route can be downloaded here).
Tuesday, 3 February 2015
Todd Road closed this weekend
Todd Road will be closed this weekend from from 8pm Friday (6th February) to 5am Monday (9th February). Detours will be in place as per previous weekend closures with traffic diverted via Salmon Street.
Details of the closure can be downloaded here.
Any concerns regarding the closure or if traffic hazards are observed, please call the Port of Melbourne Corporation on 1800 451 056 (24/7).
Details of the closure can be downloaded here.
Any concerns regarding the closure or if traffic hazards are observed, please call the Port of Melbourne Corporation on 1800 451 056 (24/7).
Tuesday, 27 January 2015
Port Capacity Project | Works Advisory Notice 27 Jan - 1 Feb
The first Webb Dock works advisory notice for 2015 can be downloaded here.
Friday, 16 January 2015
Pier Street Illegal Parking
From David Hehir, Foreshore Coordinator, City of Port Phillip
In regards to illegal parking on Pier Street, footpath and nature strip, could you please encourage your members to formally register their request for a ‘Parking Officer callout’ on 9209 6777 or assist@portphillip.vic.gov.au day or night.
Phoning during the day or night with a full description of the location and cars blocking footpaths etc, is typically the quickest way to ensure a Parking Officer attends. I have been advised the Pier Street area is included in routine patrols, but they can often be diverted in response to other residents callouts in other parts of the municipality. When the residents calls are formally registered via 9209 6777 or assist@portphillip.vic.gov.au it also helps Council improve the Parking Officer roster times and staffing levels to better match the community demand throughout week.
In regards to illegal parking on Pier Street, footpath and nature strip, could you please encourage your members to formally register their request for a ‘Parking Officer callout’ on 9209 6777 or assist@portphillip.vic.gov.au day or night.
Phoning during the day or night with a full description of the location and cars blocking footpaths etc, is typically the quickest way to ensure a Parking Officer attends. I have been advised the Pier Street area is included in routine patrols, but they can often be diverted in response to other residents callouts in other parts of the municipality. When the residents calls are formally registered via 9209 6777 or assist@portphillip.vic.gov.au it also helps Council improve the Parking Officer roster times and staffing levels to better match the community demand throughout week.
Thursday, 15 January 2015
Restaurant Evening - Wednesday 18 February
Our first social event for 2015 will be held at
We have arranged a three course menu plus coffee/tea, the details of which can be downloaded here. Vegetarian requirement should be advised at the time of booking. The cost is $50 per person (paid in cash on entry) plus a gold coin gratuity. Drinks are available from the Bar.
Please RSVP by e-mail to tnink@outlook.com no later than 14 February
Your Committee has also organised ongoing functions for 2015 at approximately three monthly intervals. You may wish to diarise the following dates:
We will advise further as each date draws closer and look forward to welcoming you on Wednesday 18 February.
7.00 pm, Wednesday 18 February
at the recently refurbished and renamed
Mr Lawrence at The London, 92 Beach Street (corner of Princes Street) Port Melbourne
We have arranged a three course menu plus coffee/tea, the details of which can be downloaded here. Vegetarian requirement should be advised at the time of booking. The cost is $50 per person (paid in cash on entry) plus a gold coin gratuity. Drinks are available from the Bar.
Please RSVP by e-mail to tnink@outlook.com no later than 14 February
Your Committee has also organised ongoing functions for 2015 at approximately three monthly intervals. You may wish to diarise the following dates:
Wednesday 13 May
Wednesday 12 August
Wednesday 18 November
We will advise further as each date draws closer and look forward to welcoming you on Wednesday 18 February.
Wednesday, 14 January 2015
Safety Concerns - Cars Accessing and Driving on Princes Pier
We've just received the following note from Jenny Bygrave, Communications and Stakeholder Manager, Port Community, Port of Melbourne Corporation (PoMC).
Recently PoMC has received several queries from residents in the towers adjacent to Princes Pier, about a bollard on the pier. We understand that private cars are removing the bollard to drive onto the pier and potentially causing a safety problem for pedestrians on the pier.
As PoMC is not the managing authority for Princes Pier, I wonder if you might consider including the contact details of Major Projects Victoria within your next newsletter, to inform residents of the agency which can best assist them?
• Major Projects Victoria manages Princes Pier
• Community members with enquiries about Princes Pier can contact Major Projects Victoria’s general office number 03 9655 8622.
PoMC is in the meanwhile advising any residents who call of these details, and forwarding the queries directly to MPV.
Recently PoMC has received several queries from residents in the towers adjacent to Princes Pier, about a bollard on the pier. We understand that private cars are removing the bollard to drive onto the pier and potentially causing a safety problem for pedestrians on the pier.
As PoMC is not the managing authority for Princes Pier, I wonder if you might consider including the contact details of Major Projects Victoria within your next newsletter, to inform residents of the agency which can best assist them?
• Major Projects Victoria manages Princes Pier
• Community members with enquiries about Princes Pier can contact Major Projects Victoria’s general office number 03 9655 8622.
PoMC is in the meanwhile advising any residents who call of these details, and forwarding the queries directly to MPV.
Thursday, 8 January 2015
Monday, 5 January 2015
Notification of planned power outage for Sun 11th & Sun 18th January
For your information, a letter (download here) was delivered to a number of residents today regarding power disruptions on 11 and 18 January.
The majority of affected residents live along Williamstown Road.
Should you have any queries, please feel free to call anytime to the number in the attachment.
The majority of affected residents live along Williamstown Road.
Should you have any queries, please feel free to call anytime to the number in the attachment.