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Click here to find out more7th October 2017
Family’s generosity benefits community
Works to clear and remove the dense vegetation and fill material either side of the Queensland Rail bridge adjacent Eleanor Street, for purposes of improving water conveyance through the Palm Creek passage within the Ingham township, has commenced.
This work is in response to the area being identified as a major impediment and
The project, which Council believes will assist flood mitigation efforts within the central area, would not have been possible but for the generosity of the Paris family who donated the required land to Council to enable the creek widening to occur. On behalf of Council and the Ingham
The work, which includes the removal of approximately 8,100m3 fill material from the creek and adjacent freehold land, is assisted by funding from the Queensland Government’s Natural Disaster Resilience Program.
Council staff and contractors are presently taking full advantage and opportunity of the recent good weather to move along with significant capital works as programmed.
Works of note completed include the refurbishment of Yard and Lee Creek Bridges at
Road widening and seal works are nearing completion at Acacia Street, Forrest Beach and similar widening works to Long Pocket Road, Gort and Fanning Streets have commenced, or will shortly commence. The Fanning Street roadworks will also include
Cr Ramon Jayo
Mayor