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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 9 AUGUST 2022
Completed Projects
While the 4th quarter continues to be impacted by disaster repairs and a heated construction
market with ongoing material shortages, lengthy lead times, pricing increases and contractor
availability issues; 21% of capital expenditure has been completed this quarter bringing total
expenditure to 71% of the 2021/2022 budget. Moving forward into quarter one of the 2022/2023
financial year, infrastructure delivery will continue to be impacted by the ongoing effects of
construction market pressures.
This quarter has seen the successful completion of the following key projects.
Cooroy Hinterland Adventure Playground
The Cooroy Hinterland Adventure Playground high-quality architectural playground, pathway
connections and carparks represent an investment of $6.7m in the community including
$2.788m from the Queensland Government as part of the Local Government Grants and
Subsidies Program.
Located in the heart of Cooroy, the Hinterland Adventure Playground is a unique nature-based,
all-abilities destination designed to inspire children and adults alike. Complementing the natural
beauty of the Cooroy Creek site, the park incorporates many diverse elements to inspire nature-
based learning and encourage interaction with the local environment.
Site Photo of the completed Cooroy Hinterland Adventure Playground
Shire wide Road Resurfacing
Maintaining and improving our road network is important for all road users across the
community. This financial year, our teams have delivered a record $5.3m in road resurfacing.
This program has made significant improvements to safety and the road experience for all road
users across the extensive road network.
Roads resurfaced as part of the 2021/2022 program include those in Tewantin, Cooran,
Tinbeerwah, Cooroibah, Noosaville, Kin Kin, Noosa Heads, Pinbarren and Pomona.
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