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New Agenda Template 291 ORDINARY MEETING 17 24 OCTOBER 2018 COUNCIL INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS IN DIVISIONS 1, 2 AND 3 H Visser | 1/3/21 | #5899502 RECOMMENDATION: That Council notes the infrastructure projects that have been completed in Divisions 1, 2 and 3 over the last six months and future works planned for the rest of this financial year. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: This report provides an update of the infrastructure projects that have been completed in the southern part of Cairns in Divisions 1, 2 and 3 over the last six months. Future projects that are planned for the remainder of this financial year are also identified. The projects have been classified into Community, Road, Drainage, and Water and Waste Infrastructure and include general maintenance; new and renewal of assets. The projects illustrate the continued investment by Council into assets in the suburbs of Cairns. BACKGROUND: Council continues to invest in new and renewal of infrastructure across the local government area to ensure service standards are maintained or improved. The following projects in Divisions 1, 2 and 3 have been completed, or are planned to be completed shortly. Infrastructure Works – Division 1: April to October 2018 Location Project Community Infrastructure Babinda Library Installation of all abilities facilities and parent room Johnson Park, Gordonvale Shade sail renewal Redbank Road, Packers Camp (started Sept) Boat ramp car park upgrade Babinda Boulders camping area Installation of bollards Tuppy Park, Edmonton Vandal deterrent improvements Various Street Litter bin and Bin enclosure upgrade completed Mirriwinni Signage improvements Agenda Ordinary Meeting 24 October 2018 - #5895192 292 Deeral boat ramp Overflow carpark facility Boat ramps and jetties Programmed maintenance Bramston Beach area Signage upgrade to parks Golden Hole Toilet improvements Bill Wakeham Park, Babinda Pressure cleaning stands and shelter areas Russel river catchment Weed management Various locations Feral animal management Road Infrastructure Mt Peter – Sandy Creek Completion of Mt Peter Road culvert repair works Mirriwinni Bridge repair works Gordonvale – Hawkins Street, Sheppards Street, Road reseals Hoare Lane, Moller Street, Norman Street, Gordon Street, Digger Street, Blackwell Street, Howe Street Pollard Road, Babinda Footpath works Petersen Road and Moroney Street, Edmonton Roundabout improvement works Moller Road, Aloomba Shoulder widening and guard rail improvements Cairns Road, Gordonvale - Various locations Shoulder widening Cooper Bridge and Dexter Bridge Repairs to timber structure, termite treatment and pavement repairs to approaches Sheppard Street, Gordonvale Footpath renewal ( W4Q Project) Henry McDonnell Bridge - Glen Boughton Construction of new culvert crossing commenced Completed Bridge and culvert inspections Defect repairs are underway Various locations Rural roads edge repairs Accatino Access Shape and reseal road Bramston Beach Road Cassowary signs installed Drainage Infrastructure Munro Street, Babinda Culvert renewal Hooper Close, Gordonvale Deepen and widen table drain and turf Vico Street, Gordonvale Culverts clean out silt Nelson Street Aloomba Table drain reshape and pipe clean out along front of school Agenda Ordinary Meeting 24 October 2018 - #5895192 293 Clyde Road, Babinda Reshape drainage easements Harvey Creek and Behana Creek Bridges Signage and stencil on road Peever Bridge Upgrade works Templeton Street, Gordonvale Kerb and channel renewal Water and Waste Infrastructure Babinda Wastewater Treatment Plant Secondary sedimentation tank and trickle filter remediation works Gordonvale Wastewater Treatment Plant Replace Inlet Screens Various locations Bulk water meter replacement (as required) Infrastructure Works – Division 1: Future Works Location Project Community Infrastructure Greenpatch, Gordonvale Construction for upgrade of camping area to commence in December Robert Rossi Park, Aloomba Playground replacement Various locations Playground equipment defects / repairs ongoing Various locations Herbicide program with newly purchased Gator continuing Road Infrastructure Various locations - Bartle Frere, Woopen Creek, Road reseals Waugh’s Pocket, Eubenangee, Mirriwinni, Babinda, Bellenden Ker, Deeral, Fishery Falls, Aloomba, Gordonvale, Packers Camp, Green Hill, Mount Peter, Wrights Creek, Edmonton Various locations Line marking programme Various locations Retro reflective pavement markers (cats eyes) Various locations Gravel road maintenance Various locations Footpath & traffic island mould treatment will commence at the start of the wet season Drainage Infrastructure Butterworth Close Install non-return valve Various locations Table drain rehabilitation Various locations CCTV inspections Agenda Ordinary Meeting 24 October 2018 - #5895192 294 Various locations Reval findings Mount Peter Drainage Management Plan Water and Waste Infrastructure Bellenden Ker Intake access crossings assessment Gordonvale Wastewater Treatment Plant Control system upgrade Switch room install smoke detector Dickson Road to Jackson Street, Bruce Highway Design and Construct Water Main Various locations Bulk water meter replacement (as required) Edmonton Wastewater Treatment Plant Clarifier upgrade Redbank Road Connection and services to new main Babinda Reservoir Connection of 300mm trunk inlet main Infrastructure Works - Division 2: April to October 2018 Location Project Community Infrastructure Sugarworld Playground, Edmonton Retaining wall works Forest View Cemetery Mt Sheridan Office extension Men’s Shed, Edmonton Cairns Museum off-site storage shed Hambledon House, Edmonton Building refurbishment Little Fretwell Park, Bentley Park Youth activities space Petersen Park, Edmonton Replacement of rugby goals, repair fences, gates and bollards, reseal and linemark car park, carpark garden refurbishment (replant & mulching) Forest View Cemetery Improvements to parking Various Street litter bin and bin enclosure upgrade completed Fuller Park, Edmonton Reshape BMX jumps PCYC, Edmonton Landscape improvements Whereat Park, Edmonton Playground upgrade Fuller Park, Edmonton Dog exercise area improvements, self-locking gate, fence repairs Sugarworld Gardens, Edmonton All abilities playground upgrade Road Infrastructure Agenda Ordinary Meeting 24 October 2018 - #5895192 295 Golden Grove Drive, Bentley Park Traffic calming replacement Robert Road, Bentley Park, Ravizza Drive, Asphalt overlay Edmonton, Foster Road, Mt Sheridan and Barnard Drive, Mt Sheridan Mill Road, Edmonton Repair edge breaks between School and roundabout McLaughlin Road, Bentley Park Replace lifted footpath damaged by trees on school grounds Completed Bridge and culvert inspections Defect repairs are underway Various locations Commenced line marking programme Hardy Road, Bentley Park Shoulder widening (bus pullover) near Malabar Road Fitzmaurice Drive, Edmonton 1.2km Asphalt footpath Drainage Infrastructure Green Street, Graham Street Edmonton Kerb and channel renewals Idahlia Road Bentley Park Culvert Bridge - trim trees, remove silt and debris and constructs access ramp Trafalgar Road, Mount Sheridan Culvert Bridge - trim trees, remove silt and debris and reshape access ramp Dorunda Street, Mount Sheridan K&C repairs Caesar Street, Bentley Park Repair pipe collapse including joint reline Petersen Road, Edmonton Clean and reshape drains Thompson Road, Edmonton Table Drainage improvements along various sections Hardy Road, Bentley Park Drainage improvements Berrima Street, Bentley Park Relining of concrete drain Infrastructure Works – Division 2: Future Works Location Project Community Infrastructure Little Fretwell Park, Edmonton Completion of park works including post and rail installation Whereat Road Park, Edmonton Playground and shade renewal Boyce Street Park, Bentley Park Installation of basketball key and combined rugby/soccer goals Hambledon House, Edmonton Security key access upgrade Various locations Playground equipment defects / repairs ongoing Agenda Ordinary Meeting 24 October 2018 - #5895192 296 Various locations Herbicide program with newly purchased Gator continuing Road Infrastructure Mill Road, Edmonton Complete road upgrade Bicentennial and Robert Road, Bentley Park Bus shelter replacement Various locations Footpath & traffic island mould treatment will commence at the start of the wet season Drainage Infrastructure Fretwell Park Upgrade drainage pit Various locations CCTV inspections Various locations Reval findings Infrastructure Works - Division 3: April to October 2018 Location Project Community Infrastructure Woree Pool, Woree Amenities upgrade, creation of all abilities change facilities and flood lighting renewal Bayview Heights Installation of suburb entry signage Reys Park, White Rock New playground Treetops park, Forest Gardens Infrastructure improvements Harlequin Park, Whiterock New shade sail Forest Gardens Duck pond water line repairs Hollywood Street Park, Whiterock Improvements to eliminate water ponding Reys Park, Whiterock New playground and shade sail Forestview cemetery and precinct depot Flood immunity improvements Various Street litter bin and bin enclosure upgrade completed Road Infrastructure Currawong Street, Bayview Heights Traffic calming replacement Toogood Road, Bayview Heights Line-marking improvements Links Drive, White Rock New street naming in effect Southgate Close, Woree Road rehabilitation work Agenda Ordinary Meeting 24 October 2018 - #5895192 297 Sondrio Street, Woree Footpath works Woree Pool New footpath installed Mentana Close, Mt Sheridan Pedestrian
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