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Frankton to Queenstown - Queenstown Town Centre Masterplan

About the project

The aim of these investigations is to make it easier for people and goods to travel between Frankton and Queenstown and into  (and around) the Queenstown Town Centre.     

The investigations build on the work already done through the Queenstown Town Centre Masterplan.  

Progress so far

The Queenstown Transport Business Case has now been endorsed by QLDC, Waka Kotahi and Otago Regional Council.  

The business case will lead to the delivery of critical transport infrastructure on State Highway 6 and 6A, including bus lanes on SH6 and bus priority on SH6A.  The completion of the business case is a necessary step in unlocking funding for design and delivery.

Summary of Queenstown Transport Business Case: qldc.govt.nz/media/jundqt0n/5ab-queenstown-business-case-summary-report.pdf

The full business case document is very large and is available on request.  

Background and community engagement information: letstalk.qldc.govt.nz/frankton-to-queenstown-business-case 

Queenstown Town Centre Masterplan document hub

The Masterplan story

This document tells the story of how we plan to unlock the benefits of transforming the Queenstown Town Centre in four key stages. 

Spatial Framework

The purpose of the Queenstown Town Centre Spatial Framework is to present a compelling vision for the future of the town centre of Queenstown that reflects and enhances the Queenstown identity through sound planning, design and place making principles.

The Spatial Framework was adopted on 14 June 2018.  It's a very large document so we have split it into sections:

Town Centre Design Guidelines 

 The Design Guidelines were adopted on 14 June as an appendix to the Spatial Framework. 

Indicative Business Cases

Feedback received on draft Queenstown Town Centre Masterplan 2017