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

Remedial tree pruning will be undertaken along both sides of Noosa Drive, Leslie Drive, Cooyar Street ending at Langura Street in Noosa Heads.

Traffic contril will be in place for safety of workers, pedestrians and motorists.

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Early November 2021 - rock wall, lockers and bins works will commence, with completion expect mid-December

February 2022 - shower upgrade works will commence

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Improvements will be made to pathway lighting along Picture Point Pathway, Noosa Heads from Halse Lane to Attunga Heights. The work will upgrade existing lighting heads with 30W LED lighting heads.

The upgrades will improve pedestrian safety and contribute to the Zero Emissions Strategy Action Plan with a reduction of up to 50% in consumption of electricity and other carbon gas emitting energy sources.

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Contractors will soon commence road resurfacing work on Lake Weyba Drive, Noosaville.

Every effort will be made to minimise the impact on traffic, however delays of up to 10 minutes can be expected. Motorists should avoid the area if possible

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Contractors will soon commence road resurfacing work on Sea Eagle Drive, Noosaville.

Every effort will be made to minimise the impacts on traffic, however delays of up to 15 minutes can be expected. Motorists should avoid the area if possible

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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.

Proactive tree works in Peregian Beach will begin shortly. This project is part of a four year cycle of proactive tree works which aims to reduce reactive requests and to improve the safety, health and amenity of the urban tree canopy in the Noosa Shire. The works are located across the suburb of Peregian Beach and primarily consist of ground work pruning, small removals (including stump grinding) and grinding of old stumps.

Tree pruning includes formative pruning of juvenile trees, removal of old tree stakes and ties, remedial pruning, lifting for vehicular and pedestrian access and clearing for visibility of street signage and lighting.  Most of the trees are small to medium in size and the work should be able to be performed from the ground.

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No capital projects at this time.

No capital works at this time.

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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The Fig Tree located at the entry roundabout at Noosa Banks is in declining health and its root structure has recently caused damage to private property in its immediate vicinity.

Council is consulting with the Noosa Banks community regarding the three options for future management of the tree. The consultation closes on 29 October, 2021.

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Council will be upgrading the southern approach to the roundabout at Memorial Ave and Doonella Street Tewantin.

The upgrade will alleviate traffic build up through this roundabout, especially at peak times including morning and afternoon ‘school runs’ and start and finish of the business day.

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Work will commence shortly to rehabilitate a significant drainage structure on Dath Henderson Road, Tinbeerwah, between Cooroy-Noosa Rd and Worba Lane.

A full road closure will be required for the section of Dath Henderson Road between Cooroy-Noosa Road and Worba Lane for the duration of works. Detours will be in place at all times, day and night, during the construction period.

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