Greenvale Scenic Tourism Frame

Project Overview

After the successful installation of the Scenic Tourism Frame on Towers Hill, additional frames are being positioned in other areas for the Charters Towers region. One of the five Scenic Tourism Frames is set to be installed in Greenvale. This initiative addresses the enhancement of the tourism experience for visitors by creating an interconnected trail of scenic frames across the region.

Council is proposing the frame be positioned at the Greenvale Community Hall, with a mural provided by the Greenvale Progress Association and the infamous sausage tree being the attraction that showcases Greenvale.

Council invites you to share your thoughts, concerns, and suggestions regarding the installation of the Greenvale Scenic Tourism Frame. Your feedback is invaluable in helping make an informed decision that best serves the community.

Submissions will be received up to and including Friday, 20 September 2024.

Please Note: Updates for this project will be communicated to Greenvale Residents via this Have Your Say Platform and Council’s Facebook Page.

Project Update

Thank you to all those that made time to provide their feedback. Results of the survey can be seen below, showing overwhelming support for the proposed location.

The next steps in the installation process are as follows:

• Look at tree removal
• Draft concept for proposed Mural to be supplied
• Mural to be completed
• Frame to be installed.

Location

Greenvale Sausage Tree, Greenvale Community Hall

Contact Details

Further information about this may be obtained by contacting Council on (07) 4761 5300 or email mail@charterstowers.qld.gov.au

*Please note: Red crosses on the image indicate the removal of these trees pending community feedback on the frame location.