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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 24 OCTOBER 2022
2. Reconstruction Plans
Funding Source Application Amount
Status
a. Counter Disaster Operations – at the time of disaster
Provides support for setting up disaster evacuation sites, supporting Assessment $202,535
residents with equipment such as sandbags, closing roads for road
safety and cleaning up where possible.
b. Emergency works – soon after the event
Focuses on the necessary remediation of essential assets such as Assessment $304,336
roads, waterway crossings and footpaths. For Council this was mainly
the repair of potholes and regrading unsealed roads.
c. Reconstruction of Essential Public Assets (REPA)
The remaining program of work that needs to be carried out. This work is the technically more
difficult, more resource intensive and more costly. Currently, 6 groups of projects have been
identified which are estimated to be worth $44.75m. This does not include the additional supporting
costs of project management and contingency costs.
i. One Major Landslide (Black Mountain Road) Pre-approval – $25M
o Construction expected to be finished by June 2024. based on
o Due to the value additional approval process at a Federal estimated
level will be needed. This step has been considered in the value
timing plan.
Project Status: Final Design sourcing is in progress and based
on this the next step is to obtain QRA approval via a market
tender.
ii. Ten landslips of high priority Assessment $3.26M
Black Mountain Road, Black Pinch Road, Musa Vale Road &
Weyba Esplanade as well as the work started at Sorbraon Street
(this includes betterment funding)
o Targeted for reconstruction in early 2023.
Project Status: Final Design sourcing is in progress and based
on this the next step is to obtain QRA approval via a market
tender.
iii. Further 18 landslips at various locations Development – $2.33M
o Reconstruction in the second half of 2023 – early 2024. for submission
o Funding Status: submission is in development for lodgement October 2022
in October 2022
Project Status: The final design is progressing and the plan is to
go to market via a tender in Q1 2023.
iv. Schreibers Road, Cooran Development $6M
A roadway over a waterway was damaged which has some
complex water pipe infrastructure. Staff are working on a plan to
rebuild a more resilient road. There are also plans in progress to
undertake interim works to protect the asset during the coming
storm season.
o Timing is to be determined based further stakeholder
approval.
o Prior to lodgement of application, QRA is pre-assessing the
betterment value needed for the intended design to protect
the water main.
Project Status: The design options are currently being
developed with input from the Water Utility Owner prior to further
submission to QRA.
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