Projects and works

Find out about projects and works that are happening near you and right across Port Stephens. View the latest updates.

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Latest Updates

25 September 2023

• Fly Point to Halifax Shared Path, Nelson Bay and Victoria Parade HPAA: Concrete pours on the shared path continue along Victoria Parade around Fly Point.‬
• Port Stephens Drive, Taylors Beach/Salamander Bay: Completing final works this week. The project is almost completed with some minor outstanding works to finish off.
• Little Beach Foreshore Upgrade - Nelson Bay: The Shared Path portion of the Little Beach Foreshore works is nearing completion. Table slabs have been poured and park furniture will be installed over the next few weeks. The site will be very busy over school holidays so work areas are being minimised to limit impact on the reserve.
• Lemon Tree Passage Rd, Tanilba Bay: Pavement base material is being placed this week. The stormwater culverts have placed with the construction of a concrete footing to allow for guard rail commenced.
• Lemon Tree Passage Foreshore Shared Path - Henderson Park to Rudd Reserve: Preparation for concrete pours of the shared path are continuing. Bridge construction and handrailing have also been completed this week.
• Lemon Tree Passage - Town Square Upgrade: Works continued on form work and preparation for several large concrete pours next week.
• Avenue of the Allies, Tanilba Bay: The site is now set up with road closures and detours put in place. Road pavement works have commenced.
• Marine Drive, Fingal Bay: The site is now set up with road closures and detours put in place. Drainage construction has commenced with road pavement construction commencing at the end of the week.
• Beach Road, Nelson Bay: Works commenced this week with the team getting stuck into drainage pipe and pit construction.
• King Park Shared Path and Seating Upgrades – Raymond Terrace: The final slab and grandstand have been installed at King Park bringing these works to a close.

Projects on the go:

• Birubi Point Aboriginal Place Tourism Transport Interchange: As the complexities of this project continue to challenge, so does the scope continue to grow. The project has been expanded to relocate the sand extracted from the construction site to reconstruct severely eroded dunes within the Aboriginal Place. The currently eroded dunes contribute significantly to the migration and accumulation of windblown sands within the site. Documentation of the dune reconstruction has now been completed and approvals are being sought for this culturally and environmentally sensitive endeavour.