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- - - - Inner East
      - Outer East
      - Inner West
      - Outer West
  - - - Navy
      - Cruise ship
        
        3 companies
        
        Gulf Agency Company (Australia) Pty Ltd
        
        Inchcape Shipping Services Pty Ltd
        
        Wilhelmsen Ships Service
        
        Utilisation
        
        Very seasonal :!:
        
        Not utilised for 4 months of the year
        
        Operate between September-April
        
        2018-19
        
        107 ship visits
        
        320,927 passengers
    - - Spirit of Tasmania (Ferry)
        
        Moved from Station Pier in Port Melbourne to Corio Quay, north of Geelong in 2020.
        
        30 year lease
        
        Reasons for moving from Station Pier
        
        Significant congestion
        
        Operational constraints
        
        :question: Is there only only ferry to Tasmania?
  - - - https://vhd.heritagecouncil.vic.gov.au/places/4603/download-report
      - Included on the Victorian Heritage Register
      - Areas covered by heritage listing
        
        East Railway Office and its canopy roof
        
        Stothert and Pitt portal crane
        
        Gatehouse and
        adjoining lengths of palisade fence
        
        West and East Kiosk buildings
        
        the Inner and Outer Terminal buildings
        
        Low-level timber landing structure to the immediate
        south of the East Kiosk
        
        The West Wing Pier
        
        Pier deck and its substructure of timber piles and crossheads
      - Areas not covered by heritage listing
        
        Bus terminal?
    - - Max draft of 10.3M
  - - - Revenue
      - Cost
        
        Large upkeep cost
  - - - Property development
        
        Hotel, restaurants and residential apartments
        
        Finger Wharf, Sydney
        
        http://www.bostonplans.org/work-with-us/procurement/rfp-listing-page?id=228
      - Marina
        
        Examples
        
        Sopot Pier (Poland)
      - Cruise ship pier
        
        Acajutla pier (El Salvador)
- - - - Operations
        
        Current
        
        Surrounding Land
        
        Hastings Fuel Import Terminal
        
        Owned by United Petroleum
        
        Purchased in 2007 from Trafigura Services Australia
        
        Key element of United's supply chain infratructure
        
        United plans to add extra 80 million litres
    - - Operations
        
        Current
        
        Surrounding land
        
        Long Island Point plant
        
        Opened in 1970
        
        Owned by Esso Australia
        
        Carries out final stage in the processing of gas liquid
        
        Stores crude oil prior to distribution to refineries
        
        158 Hectares
        
        Plays a vital role in the Bass Strait production system
        
        ExxonMobil sale of Long Island Point Plant :!:
        
        Sale abandoned in November 2020
        
        Put up for sale in September 2019
        
        Might limit opportunity for long-term lease to ExxonMobil
        
        Opportunity for long-term lease to incoming purchaser
        
        Pier
        
        Utilised by Esso Australia for export of Gippsland crude oil and LPG
      - Infrastructure
        
        Single oil/gas berth
        
        Depth alongside of 15.8 metres
      - Land
        
        Long Island Point Fractionation Plant Facilities
        
        Owned and operated by ExxonMobil Australia Pty Ltd's subsidiary, Esso Australia Resources Pty Ltd, and BHP Billiton
        
        Developed pursuant to Westernport Development Act 1967
      - Western Port Development Act 1967
        
        Jetty shall remain the property of the State
  - - - Responsible for managing the operations at the Port of Hastings, including maintaining the associated port infrastructure
      - Income
        
        Wharfage fees
        
        Berth hire
        
        Maintenance charges
    - - Overseas commercial navigation for the Port of Hastings
        
        Safe and efficient movement of shipping in port waters
        
        Providing direction and control of the movement of ships
        
        Maintaining shipping channels and navigation aids
      - Income
        
        Channel usage charges
- - - - Pier
        
        Used to receive and send out crude, AvGas, petroleum products, bitumen, and bulk chemical
        
        Viva Energy's proposed Gas Terminal Project
        
        To accomodate the LNG ships and moor the Floating Gas Terminal, the existing Refinery Pier will be extended by 570m.
        
        To allow the ships to berth and turn, some localised dredging will be required around the new pier
      - Surrounding Land
        
        Geelong Refinery
        
        One of two refineries remaining in Australia
        
        Owned and operated by Viva Energy
        
        Supported by Australian Government's fuel security package (subsidy)
        
        1.15 centres-a-litre payment for locally made fuel
        
        Refinery locked-in to atleast 2027
        
        Supplies fuel to petrol stations
        
        Losses of $80M
        
        Gas Terminal Project
        
        Viva seeking to develop gas terminal
        
        Would require a Floating Gas Terminal, extension to Refinery Pier, a Treatment Facility and a new pipeline
        
        Proposal for Victoria to co-invest in the plan :!:
        
        Is this true? :question:
        
        2024 target date
      - Macro constraints
        
        Shift to gas and renewables
  - - - Current
        
        Surrounding land
        
        Regeneration Project
        
        Following closure of smelter, Alcoa engaged NAVIRE to advise on decommissioning, remediation and disposal strategy
        
        Draft concept master plan released in October 2016
        
        Alcoa was waiting for the Moolap Coastal Strategic Framework Plan to be released as the critical overarching planning framework for the redevelopment of the Point Henry site
        
        Currently being decommissioned and rehabilitated in line with EPA requirements.
        
        Point Henry Foreshore Management Plan
        
        Moolap Coastal Strategic Framework Plan
        
        Plan does not approve development/rezone land
        
        Plan covers Point Henry precinct
        
        Are the commercial opportunities for Point Henry limited to what has been proposed by the Moolap Plan? :!?:
        
        Residential
        
        Medium-high density development
        
        Permanent residential and temporary accommodation
        
        Walkable community village
        
        Tourism
        
        Tourist facilities
        
        Commercial
        
        Commercial facilities
        
        4 more items...
        
        Water-based activities
        
        2 more items...
        
        Plan wants to explore opportunities for Point Henry pier to support tourism, recreation and boating uses.
        
        Released August 2019
        
        What is the current status of the Plan? As per the Plan, the action item was to prepare, adopt and approve a Planning Scheme Amendment to give policy effect to the Moolap Plan :!?:
        
        Pier
        
        Is the pier currently used for anything :question:
        
        Shipping channel access
      - Historical
        
        Surrounding land
        
        Point Henry Smelter
        
        Pier used to receive alumina (i.e. transported by ship)
        
        Closed in 2014
        
        Owned by Alcoa of Australia
        
        American aluminum company
        
        Commenced in 1963
        
        Aluminum smelter
        
        Pier
        
        Leased by Alcoa to 2014
        
        Exclusive lease
        
        Enabled delivery by ship of raw materials for the smeltering process
        
        Custom-built for Alcoa