Fremantle Ports will run a public information session on the issue of vehicles on South Mole.
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Fremantle Ports closed South Mole in March after problems with illegal camping and anti-social behaviour on the facility. South Mole opened again last Friday, at this stage just to pedestrians and cyclists and not vehicles, until Fremantle Ports finalises its consultation period on 6 June.
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Manager Communications and Community Neil Stanbury said Fremantle Ports was inviting the community to offer input.
“People are passionate about the port, particularly local residents, and they want a say in decisions that affect them, so it should be a great conversation,” he said.
Innocent bystanders. Credit Fremantle Shipping News
The session will be held at the WA Maritime Museum between 5.30pm and 7.30pm on Wednesday, 29 May.
People are required to book on Eventbrite.
The public can also comment using Freo Ports’ feedback function.
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