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Have your say on the Beach Street improved streetscaping plan.
Background
As part of the Merimbula CBD Upgrade, Council is transforming part of Beach Street into an improved public space.
The Beach Street improvements are designed to create a more welcoming and people-focused space, while strengthening pedestrian connections between the CBD and waterfront.
An improved streetscaping plan has been developed for the space, bringing together a range of proposed features and improvements.
What's proposed?
The plan includes improved streetscaping and street furniture for the Beach Street public space.
The design considers how people will move through and use the space, as well as its connection with the broader CBD and waterfront.
About the playground
The playground visuals show the preferred play equipment selected through Council’s recent request for quotation process.
Council will work with the playground supplier to refine details including colours, equipment components, layout and softfall areas to ensure the playground fits well within the surrounding landscape.
The visuals do not show the playground fence, which is separate to the playground equipment contract. The fence design is still to be determined and will be included as part of the final installation before the playground opens to the public.
How to provide your feedback
We are inviting the community to view the Beach Street improved streetscaping plan and playground visuals and share feedback before the plan is finalised.
The improved streetscaping plan and playground visuals are available under Related documents on this page.
Post: Chief Executive Officer, Bega Valley Shire Council, PO Box 492, Bega NSW 2550
Online: Submit your feedback below.
Submissions must be received by 5pm on Sunday 27 September 2026.
Have your say on the Beach Street improved streetscaping plan.
Background
As part of the Merimbula CBD Upgrade, Council is transforming part of Beach Street into an improved public space.
The Beach Street improvements are designed to create a more welcoming and people-focused space, while strengthening pedestrian connections between the CBD and waterfront.
An improved streetscaping plan has been developed for the space, bringing together a range of proposed features and improvements.
What's proposed?
The plan includes improved streetscaping and street furniture for the Beach Street public space.
The design considers how people will move through and use the space, as well as its connection with the broader CBD and waterfront.
About the playground
The playground visuals show the preferred play equipment selected through Council’s recent request for quotation process.
Council will work with the playground supplier to refine details including colours, equipment components, layout and softfall areas to ensure the playground fits well within the surrounding landscape.
The visuals do not show the playground fence, which is separate to the playground equipment contract. The fence design is still to be determined and will be included as part of the final installation before the playground opens to the public.
How to provide your feedback
We are inviting the community to view the Beach Street improved streetscaping plan and playground visuals and share feedback before the plan is finalised.
The improved streetscaping plan and playground visuals are available under Related documents on this page.
