Footpaths

New footpaths to be built

7 square kilometres of new footpath will be built across Cardinia Shire in 2019–20 as part of Council’s annual footpath program.

Council has budgeted $800,000 this financial year to build these missing pedestrian links and new footpaths:

• Leigh Drive, Pakenham – construct missing section
• Malouf Court, Pakenham – from the end of Malouf Court to Henry Road
• Webster Way, Pakenham – construct new path to the bus stop
• Slattery Place, Pakenham – from Railway Avenue for approximately 235 metres
• Ahern Road, Pakenham – two sections of path
• Princes Highway, Pakenham – connect the bus stop between James and Henry streets to the footpath network
• Belgrave Gembrook Road, Avonsleigh – connect the footpath to the bus stop near Margaret Road
• Kenilworth Avenue, Beaconsfield – construction of footpath approximately 120 metres north of Soldiers Road to Beaconsfield train station, and from Station Street west to the bus stop
• Belgrave Gembrook Road, Cockatoo – connect footpath to bus stop opposite Amphlett Avenue
• Old Princes Highway, Beaconsfield – Desmond Court to Princes Freeway off-ramp intersection
• Emerald Beaconsfield Road, Emerald – opposite Kings Road to Crighton Road (east side)
• Neville Street, Cockatoo – creation of a link from Alma Treloar Reserve to Steane Street and Midnight Avenue.

Report an issue with a footpath

The quickest way to report the problem is by using the online form below.

Please include the following information:

• The name of the road where the footpath is located 
• The street number or landmark nearest to the issue 
• What the issue is with the footpath 
• Upload a photo of the issue if possible.