Between 7 May and 4 June 2024, we invited community feedback on the draft Improvement Plan for the Bayview Terrace streetscaping upgrade via an online survey. Consultation is now closed.

Thank you for sharing your views with us.

We are preparing a Community Engagement Summary report that will be shared on this page when it is ready. Feedback from the community will be considered alongside best practice design principles, site constraints, project budget, market quotes and other factors to determine how the project progresses.

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City of Moreton Bay supports vibrant communities and well-planned places, and through Moreton Says, we know neighbourhoods are important to people living in Deception Bay

Moreton Says told us:

• 71% of respondents in Deception Bay, strongly agreed or agreed that they were proud of their place of residence. 24% were neutral and the remaining 5% either disagreed or strongly disagreed with this statement.
• 80% of respondents in this community felt they had opportunities to engage with local businesses such as shops, markets, and restaurants, in comparison with 63% of respondents in the rest of City of Moreton Bay.

Council prepared a draft Improvement Plan to upgrade a section of Bayview Terrace's streetscape, opposite Deception Bay Library, where it meets Captain Cook Parade in Deception Bay.

The project aims to improve the pedestrian experience by enhancing the functionality and usability of the area.

The upgrades include:

• new footpath and outdoor dining areas
• new placemaking elements, including street furniture and footpath treatment installed at the intersection
• additional trees and groundcover will be planted alongside the footpath, in the median and in planter boxes.
• additional street furniture will be installed
• a refreshed streetprint design will be painted on the intersection.

Things will look slightly different along Bayview Terrace while construction work is underway. You may see:

• Temporary footpaths providing alternative access to businesses 
• Temporary wayfinding signage 
• Construction site fencing and mesh 
• Construction machinery on site which may at times be noisy.