Work in Progress

Council's contractors are commencing construction to upgrade eight existing bus stops across the Shire.

Details of work and construction timing is included in the project news.

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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.

To read more detailed information about the project visit Major Projects.

See the Noosa Parade Upgrade project page for all the latest information.

February / March 2021 - site investigations commence

Early 2022 - construction to commence

Contractors will commence vegetation pruning and removal of selected species from Garth Prowd Bridge to Munna Point Bridge.

This general maintenance work is required to reduce the risk to the public from:

• selected palms with falling coconuts and large branch debris
• decaying vegetation
• selected vegetation causing damage to public and private infrastructure.

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Work will commence soon on safety upgrade work on the Reef Street - Eenie Creek Road roundabout. The project scope includes civil work and resurfacing.

Hours of work will vary for the different components of work:

Civil work

o    will begin Monday, 10th May

o    estimate completion in 5 weeks

o    hours of work, 6.30am to 6pm.

Resurfacing work

o    scheduled between 30th May and 3rd June.

o    night work between 6.30pm and 6.30am.

All dates and timelines are subject to weather conditions.

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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.

Find more detailed information about the project here.

Contractors will soon commence road resurfacing work on David Low Way from the Mahogany Drive roundabout to Podargus Parade.

To minimise the impact on the community this work will be undertaken at night between 6.30pm and 6.30am.

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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 design is nearing completion with construction scheduled to commence in late June.

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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Noosa Council is undertaking design for a new roundabout at Cooroy–Noosa Road and Beckmans Road at Tewantin as part of a funding agreement with the Department of Transport and Main Roads.

The proposed roundabout will facilitate free-flowing traffic, accommodate pedestrians and cyclists, and will tie into a future bypass option.

Council will keep the community informed as the project progresses and if any onsite investigations have traffic impacts.

Noosa Council is delivering this project with the Department of Transport and Main Roads as part of the $400 million road stimulus package funded by the Queensland Government to supercharge the State’s economy through the COVID-19 recovery.

To read more detailed information about the project visit Major Projects.

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Council will soon commence asphalt maintenance repairs to the eastern abutment of Doonella Bridge on Memorial Avenue, Tewantin.

To minimise the impact on the community this work will be undertaken overnight on Thursday, 4 March between 6pm and 10pm, weather permitting.

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Council’s proactive tree work continues in Tewantin. Most of this stage of work will be completed from the ground and involves:

• formative pruning of juvenile trees
• lift pruning for vehicular and pedestrian access, street lighting and visibility
• small tree removal and stump grinding

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