Steve Toms
Yamala Ward, Frankston City Council

Tell us about yourself!

I’m running as an Independent for Yamala Ward for Frankston City Council Election.

2. Are you a member of a political party, or are you endorsed or affiliated with a political party?

3. What do you see as the key issues facing Frankston City?

1.Sustainable development, protecting our environment, homelessness, supporting small business.

4. What skills and experience will you bring to your role if elected to Frankston City Council?

I’m a former Deputy Mayor & City Councillor.

5. The Frankston Metropolitan Activity Centre (FMAC) is a significant framework developed by the previous Frankston City council. Do you support the FMAC, and, what would you do to help attract further private and public investment into Frankston’s city centre?

I do support the FMAC in principle, we must attract that right kind of of investment to grow out city in the responsible way. I would see that sort of investment.

6. What do you believe local government can do to help retain jobs in Frankston City, attract new businesses to establish themselves in Frankston, and ensure residents have jobs close to where they live?

Local government grants increased to help small business attract and retain staff.

7. What role do you believe local government can play to help Frankston City reach the Victorian Government’s ambitious housing targets of 36,000 new dwellings by 2050?

Work with State Government to find the right sustainable housing for the targets outlined.

8. Why should ratepayers vote for you?

I have a proven track record of getting results and I will work hard every day to represents residents free from political or lobby group influence.

9. If you are elected, what would you like your legacy to be at the end of your four year term?

Proven results

10. How important to you is the relationship between Frankston City and the Committee for Frankston & Mornington Peninsula? What would you do as a councilor to maintain and improve that relationship?

Treat each other with respect & work together cohesively.

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Steve Toms Yamala Ward, Frankston City Council