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2021-11-09 Services & Organisation Committee Meeting Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 9 NOVEMBER 2021
1. Current Projects
The major focus in the first quarter of the 21/22 FY is to:
Continue the construction phase of several major projects that have been budgeted over
multiple years namely - Hinterland Playground, Rufous Street Community Centre etc.
Review tender submissions for several major projects also budgeted for construction delivery
the 2021/22 financial year; these include two Hinterland bridges, Wahpunga Lane and
Tablelands Rd, Tewantin Bypass stage 1, Peregian Fire Tech lab and Gympie Terrace
Stormwater as an example.
The Design Services team are currently designing in-house 15 to 20 projects worth approximately
$2.2m, managing the external design of $15.9m and supporting the delivery of over $20m worth of
infrastructure.
Due to supply market shortages the Design Team is working with Civil Operations and the Delivery
Team to redesign or complete options analysis to avoid critical material delays and recycle stored
materials.
In addition, delivery of the 21/22 Road Reseal Program of $5.5m is underway and has expended
$1m of works completed in the first quarter. These works include the following:
Langura Street, Noosa Heads and Camphor Road, Pinbarren
Belwood Place, Pomona and Pioneer Road, Pomona
School Street, Pomona and Pottery Street, Pomona
Ambulance Street, Pomona and Weemilah Court, Cooran.
Hinterland Playground, Cooroy
Hinterland playground crane lift of the tower structure for the flying fox being placed onsite. Totem poles
are featured in the foreground, adding to the high-end architectural feel of the nature-based playground.
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