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Annual Report 2023-24
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Our Performance
Disrupted Initiatives Capital Works Projects
OP Service / Manager Project
Initiative Status Comments Project Name Brief description
Ref Responsible budget
5.9.1 Deliver the budgeted Capital Infrastructure Delivery of the capital works Noosa Heads Garth The Garth Prowd bridge remediation work includes design and construction $9.9m
Works program across Shire Planning, Design & program is challenging due to Prowd Bridge Renewal of the bridge, upgrading of bridge guardrail approaches and departures, and
to budget, time and quality Delivery Manager resourcing and market pressures. renewal scope including strengthening works, decking replacement, and
expectations. Briefings have ocurred with protective coatings which increases the life of the asset to 2067.
Councillors and the Executive to
ensure they are across the status of Noosaville - Renewal A new renewal program commenced in FY23/24 to replenish the rock $300,000
the program. Rock Armour Around armour around the Noosa River. This rock armouring addresses ongoing
Note-relisted in the new FY24/25 Noosa River shoreline erosion and protects critical links in our major tourism spots across
Operational Plan Gympie Terrace, Claud Batten Drive.
Noosa Leisure Centre As part of an upgrade of the Noosaville Leisure Centre, the facility had $950,000
Bathroom & CCTV 37 internal CCTV cameras installed within the facility and a redesign and
Infrastructure Project Highlights Upgrade upgrade of the amenities including a modern PWD amenity.
The Noosa Leisure Centre is a significant council asset that accommodates
Each year Council identifies several infrastructure projects that are critical to delivering on our Corporate Plan a large array of users and events each year, and doubles as the shire’s main
evacuation centre in times of natural disaster. It is the shires premier indoor
and strategic vision for the Shire and community. For this financial year, several key projects were completed as sports facility and is viewed as critical piece of community infrastructure that
outlined below. supports a multitude of uses across the year.
Federal - Memorial Hall Undertaking of structural rectifications to the heritage listed Memorial Hall $65,000
- Structural Rectification in Pomona. Works included the replacing the existing parallel cord truss
Works with new steel beams and installing additional steel beams for increased
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Capital Works Projects 131
structural integrity.
Project
Project Name Brief description Cooroy - Lake Reinstatement of the wedding arbour within the Cooroy Botanical gardens, $85,000
budget
MacDonald Drive an upgrade of the paved walkway approach to the structure.
Noosa Heads, This project saw the reinstatement of the Noosa Heads Dog Beach, $2.8m - Wedding Chapel
Dog Beach Sand addressing ongoing erosion by reducing the current flows adjacent to the Renewal
Nourishment Works site, removing the boat traffic from the adjacent channel and renourishing
the beach face. Noosa Hinterland Trail 7 Upgrades are being undertaken on Trail 7 (Yurol Trail) by improving the $400,000
Upgrade (Ongoing) alignment, safety, and accessibility from Lake Macdonald to Pomona.
Noosaville Noosa The Noosa Waters Lock and Weir was reaching the end of its design life $2.1m
Waters Lock & Weir and several critical elements needed repair or replacement. This included The scope includes creek crossing upgrades, realignment of the trail from
Renewal refurbishment of the navigation lock, weir structure, timber jetty, lock Yurol Forest Drive Road to Pomona, relocation of a safer road crossing, new
pontoon and salinity exchange jetties. The renewal of the navigational lock signage consistent with trail standards, minor trail repairs, sediment control,
included new lock gates, actuators, gearboxes and walkways. and road stabilization on some” boggy” trail sections.
Tewantin Sundial Park Installation of a new asphalt BMX pump track, attracting BMX riders, $200,000 Shire Wide – 2023/24 Since de-amalgamation, Noosa Council has been working to upgrade $225,000
BMX Track Upgrade skateboarders, and cyclists, offering an exciting recreational opportunity for Bus Stop Upgrades bus stops across the Shire to ensure DDA compliance and accessibility
the community. for visitors and residents. At the end of FY23/24, Council had successfully
upgraded 136 stops, and will deliver the final year of upgrades in 2024/25.
Noosa Council Annual Report 23/24
Black Mountain Replacement of aging bridge infrastructure that carries approximately 1000 $2m
Lawnville Road Bridge vehicles per day, provide a safer and smoother trip for hinterland residents Shire Reseal & An annual program to reseal and rehabilitate local roads within the sealed $5.3m
Renewal and visitors both in vehicles and on bicycles. Rehabilitation Renewal road network for Noosa Shire.
Program Annual
Shire Wide - Drone The introduction of an on-going drone program for Noosa Council, to $70,000
Program undertake activities such as inspections, surveillance, geospatial mapping, Noosa Heads Arkana Dr Reconstruction and upgrade of an existing timber retaining wall to a 130m $450,000
methane monitoring, RTK-based LiDAR and volumetric surveys and image/ Med Strip Stabilisation long rock retaining wall located in the median strip of Arkana Drive to
video capture. LRCI Phase3 improve slope stability.
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