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Newly released Penneshaw master plan draws criticism from retired architect

A revised plan for the Penneshaw harbour precinct designed by resident Fred Phillis switches the heavy transport to enter and park from North Terrace, while passenger traffic enters and departs from the Middle Terrace side. (Supplied)

Penneshaw resident and retired architect Fred Phillis is frustrated his suggestions to move heavy traffic off Middle Terrace were not […]

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