Work in Progress

Noosa Council is currently implementing multiple pathway upgrades throughout the Noosa Shire as part of its pathway renewals program. Since February, contractors have successfully completed renewal works at seven sites, with an additional six scheduled for completion in the coming months. In total, thirteen sites across the Noosa Shire are scheduled for renewal by July 2024.

Construction of the next six pathways is scheduled in June/July 2024

• Ferris Park, Sunshine Beach
• Cooroora Creek Park, Pomona
• Armitage Court, Noosaville
• Queen Street, Cooran
• Main Street, Kin Kin
• Elm Street, Cooroy

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Noosa Council is enhancing its radio infrastructure to improve emergency response capabilities. This project involves installing two new towers at these sites, which will expand the geographical coverage of the high-band VHF radio network. This enhanced communication system will allow parallel communication systems for Council and Emergency Services during natural disasters and is particularly important when mobile phone systems fail or are at capacity during these major events.

As part of this effort, works are being carried out at:

• Eungella Drive, Black Mountain
• Viewland Drive, Noosa Heads

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See the Black Mountain Road page for all the latest information.

FKG Civil Pty Ltd (FKG) has been awarded the contract to undertake works near 490 Cooroy-Belli Creek Road. The construction will repair landslide damage on the upslope and downslope of the road.

One lane of traffic will remain open during construction.

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The 2022 flooding event caused damage at several locations on Cooroy-Belli Creek Road. Due to the confined working area, one lane in vicinity of 179 Cooroy-Belli Creek Road must be closed to ensure the safety of motorists and workers.

Construction will generally be completed between Monday and Friday, 6.30am-5pm.

For further information please visit the Disaster Recovery 2022 Floods page

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Designs and tender documentation are being prepared to reconstruct the road edge on the single-lane section of Musa Vale Road, Cooroy. This section of road was damaged during a landslip caused by the major flooding event in February/March 2022.

The next steps of the project include:

• design revision
• design concept submission for QRA funding approval
• final design development
• invitation to tender
• reconstruction of road asset.

For further information please visit the Disaster Recovery 2022 Floods page

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The 2022 flooding event caused significant damage along Black Pinch Road. The wet weather and landslides caused excessive damage to the road formations and embankments at five separate locations.  

These five sites will be repaired in consecutive order:

• Site 1 – 325 Black Pinch Road
• Site 2 – 317 Black Pinch Road
• Site 3 – 266 Black Pinch Road
• Site 4 – Adjacent to 241 Black Pinch Road
• Site 5 – Twin Hills Lookout.

Please refer to the map showing these locations.

HEH Civil Pty Ltd (HEH) has been awarded the contract to undertake reconstruction works.

Reconstruction will include:

• excavation and disposal of damaged and unsuitable material
• earthworks
• bank stabilisation including piling
• stormwater drainage
• pavement works.

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Contractors will soon commence work to renew the Claude Batten Drive water main network. Work is scheduled to commence on July 22nd and is expected to take approximately 4 weeks to complete, subject to weather and construction conditions. The work will be undertaken during the day between the hours of 6.30am and 6.30pm.

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Sand nourishment works to protect Doggy Beach from further erosion is being planned by Noosa Council. Increasing the volume of sand at Doggy Beach will help reduce erosion caused by the current flow and boat wash.

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The Noosa Waters Entry Statement is currently in a state of disrepair and in
desperate need of renewal. Council will soon commence construction works to revitalize
this feature.

Construction will take place from 7 AM to 5PM, Monday through Friday. Increased noise
levels are expected, particularly during the demolition phase from Monday, 17 June to
Friday, 21 June.

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Contractors will soon commence tree trimming night works at two sites on Eenie Creek Rd, Noosaville.

The work will be undertaken at night between the hours of 6.30pm and 6.30am.

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Contractors will soon commence kerb and channel works on Eenie Creek Rd, Noosaville.

The work will be undertaken during the day between the hours of 6.30am and 6.30pm.

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Contractors will soon commence road island tree works on Mary Street, Noosaville.

Tree removal work is scheduled to commence 15th August with the garden bed rejuvenation taking place towards the end of the month. Replanting of the road islands will occur in September

The work will be undertaken during the day between the hours of 6.30am and 6.30pm.

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Council has engaged Concrete Skate Parks to upgrade the popular Peregian Beach Skate Park. 

Work is will begin July 2024 and is anticipated for completion by the end of August 2024. During this period, the skate park will be closed for safety reasons, and safety barriers will be installed to restrict access.

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Council staff will assess and repair underground drainage at the intersection of Ben Lexcen Drive and Columbia Drive, Sunrise Beach. 

The intersection at Ben Lexcen Drive and Columbia Drive will be closed for the duration of the works. The work will be undertaken during the day between the hours of 6.30am and 6.30pm.

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Contractors will soon commence kerb & channel works on Wollomia Way, Sunrise Beach.

The work will be undertaken during the day between 6.30am and 3.30pm.

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Noosa Council is pleased to advise FKG Civil Pty Ltd has now completed reconstruction works, with the road now restored to normal operation.

See the Project News [1.03 MB] for all the latest information.

For further information please visit the Disaster Recovery 2022 Floods page

Contractors have started work to undertake flood reconstruction on nine sites from 376 to 516 Upper Pinbarren Creek Road. These works will help provide long-term stabilisation of the road. 

Construction will generally be completed between Monday and Saturday, 6.30am6.30pm.

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