Work in Progress

Construction will commence shortly to upgrade the six public amenities listed above. This project is a joint initiative of the Queensland Government and Noosa Council.

Please see the project news for details of the scope of work for each amenities block.

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Noosa Council is creating a nature-based, all-abilities destination that will inspire the imagination of children and adults alike.

This iconic destination will encourage more visitors to the hinterland, with the added bonus of creating employment opportunities and helping to boost the local economy.

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Road work will soon commence within the Cooroy town centre to complete the following.
• Maple Street pavement rehabilitation & reseal
• Maple Street on-street parking reconfiguration
• Emerald Street road reseal

Major work will be undertaken during the night between 6pm and 6am to minimise impact to the local businesses and community.

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In conjunction with planned pavement rehabilitation works on Maple St, on street car parking will be reconfigured from the current “rear in” parking to “nose in” parking.

Kerb realignment works have now been completed for the parking reconfiguration.

The construction program for the remaining works listed below is subject to progression of works and weather conditions.

• Pavement work 13 to 15 October
• Road reseal 22 to 26 October
• Line marking early November

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Work will soon commence to resurface the Weyba Road Bridge between Noosaville and Noosa Heads.

The bridge will be closed for the duration of work commencing at 6pm on Sunday, 11 October and reopening at 6am Tuesday, 13 October.

Detours will be in place with traffic controllers onsite to guide traffic

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In 2014 Noosa Council purchased the old Peregian Bowls Club site to combine with existing community spaces and create a Rufous Street Community Precinct. Council will progressivley develop the site in stages.

Following on from the success of the first stages, Council received additional funding from the Federal and State Governments to complete Stage 3 of the Rufous Street Masterplan. Work on Stage 3 has commenced with the civil works. The total project value is $5.2m.

• Project news, Stage 3 -  August 2020 [664KB]
• Project news June 2019 [1662KB]
• Project news October 2019 [2MB]
• Maps [1.3MB]

Recent geotechnical investigations have detected evidence of slope instability within the parkland adjacent to Sobraon Street. This is due to the loose sandy material and the steep topography of the site.
Council has been closely monitoring the slope for movement and maintained a single lane closure to minimise further movement.

The project is in the procurement phase with work to start as soon as possible after the awarding of tenders.

This project is jointly funded under the Federal Government’s Local Roads and Community Infrastructure (LRCI) Program and the Queensland State Government COVID Works for Queensland Program.

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Council is carrying out proactive tree works north of Poinciana Avenue in Tewantin. This work is part of Council's Tree Management Strategy over a four year cycle, on mostly endemic species such as various Eucalypts.  The aim of these works is to ensure that these large valuable trees are healthy, structurally sound with the risk minimised while retaining their value particularly as local wildlife habitat.

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