New digital renders of Shepparton's Maude St Mall published in a planning application provide new insight into what the finished product will look like.
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Greater Shepparton City Council is about to embark on a $16 million redevelopment of the mall providing for slow-moving vehicle traffic and parking between Fryers St and High St.
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The rendered images show shoppers relaxing and enjoying a coffee on architectural seating throughout the mall which is dotted with mature trees, shade structures and small gardens.
An overhead view shows a central pedestrian crossing area with bollards marking the single lane of traffic.
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The project has received $8.5 million from the Federal Government and $3.75 million from the Victorian Government with the remainder funded by the council. It is expected the redevelopment will take 12 months to complete.
The images were included by council planners in an application for building and works, including demolition in the heritage overlay.
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Council is currently evaluating separate tenders for project management services and construction.
Early works, including some demolition, is expected to start prior to Christmas with the main construction commencing in January 2022.
Council has sought co-operation as part of the tender process for the winning bidder to work flexibly through the redevelopment to minimise disruption to mall traders and customers.
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