Works & Road Closures

Castle Hill Summit Track – Third Track Closure

Council is continuing important safety maintenance work on the summit walking track of Castle Hill. Works will include handrail replacement and associated infrastructure works to ensure that the accessibility track is and continues to be safe for community use.

Council advises that, due to the nature of these works, the Castle Hill Road including all walking tracks will require to be periodically closed for the safety of the community and the workers on site.

Residents will be allowed to access their property with the assistance of traffic controllers.

The Castle Hill Summit Track Handrail renewal works including the third temporary access closure has been tentatively scheduled to commence on Thursday 23 February 2023 and is expected to take one (1) day to complete (weather and project conditions permitting).

Works may involve:

• temporary closure of Castle Hill
• machinery operating on the road and the air
• noise, flashing lights and dust.

Normal work hours including closure is planned to commence from 5am. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.

These works are subject to favourable weather conditions and if unachievable, works will proceed to the next business day. Please be advised that a designated Works Notification will be provided seven days pre-project which will include confirmed closure date and timings.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation during these works.

• Works Notification - Castle Hill Summit Track - Third Track Closure (PDF, 309.5 KB)

Mundy Creek, Heatleys Parade, Rowes Bay - Pedestrian Bridge Works

Works will involve the removal of the entire pedestrian footbridge off site with the support of a 300t crane. The reverse process will be utilised for the reinstatement of the asset.

Council advises that due to the high-risk nature of these works, Heatleys Parade will be under full Traffic Management for the removal and reinstatement of the bridge.

This will include temporary single lane, and full road closure as scheduled below:

Tuesday 24 January 2023:

• Temporary single lane closure: 10am – 11:30am
• Full Inbound/Outbound Road closure: 11:30am – 12:30pm
• Temporary single lane closure: 12:30pm – 2pm

Wednesday 1 March 2023:

• Temporary single lane closure: 10am – 11:30am
• Full Inbound/Outbound Road closure: 11:30am – 12:30pm
• Temporary single lane closure: 12:30pm – 2pm

On-site works are expected to take approximately four (4) hours to complete (weather and
project conditions permitting).

Works will involve:

• Temporary lane/road closure including traffic management.
• Removal of one pedestrian footbridge (24 February – 1 March 2023)
• Heavy machinery operating on the road.
• Noise, flashing lights and dust.

Normal work hours for this project including lane and road closures are planned to commence from 10am on the identified days with Heatleys Parade returning to full commuter traffic from 2pm.

• Works Notification - Pedestrian Bridge Works - Mundy Creek, Heatleys Parade, Rowes Bay (PDF, 279.7 KB)

The Palmetum, Annandale – Irrigation Renewal Works

The current water supply for the irrigation water supply system positioned within the Palmetum has been identified for renewal. Council works will involve the replacement and installation of a new more efficient water storage system including associated works that will reduce water consumption while improving operations to effectively irrigate the Palmetum botanical gardens.

The new storage and pumping system will be installed within the boundaries as indicated via the red outline in the document below.

The Palmetum Irrigation Renewal works are scheduled to commence on Wednesday 4 January 2023 and are expected to take five (5) months to complete (weather and project conditions permitting).

Works may involve:

• temporary pedestrian management including partial footpath closure
• hydro-vac and excavators operating
• safety fencing / barricading
• noise, flashing lights and dust.

Council has appointed a local contractor, Aquaflow N.Q to carry out these works.

Normal work hours are 6am to 6pm Monday to Friday and 6am to 2pm on Saturdays. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.

• Works Notification - General - The Palmetum, Annandale - Irrigation Renewal Works (PDF, 442.2 KB)

Mount Low Parkway – Initiation Design Assessment

Mount Low Parkway is an arterial road that is the primary access point to the highway for residents of the Mount Low and Bushland Beach suburban catchment zones. The Mount Low Parkway Initiation Design Assessment will inform the civil design that could potentially assist in accommodating an increase in traffic numbers, resolve traffic capacity and address key safety concerns experienced throughout the existing road corridor.

Initiation design assessment works are required to be conducted on a 2Km stretch of Mount Low Parkway’s Road corridor that is positioned between the defined street boundaries of the Bruce Highway through to Ellendale Street. Additional design works will also be undertaken on Bonnet Road and Shoalmarra Drive.

This project will involve surveyors and road designers conducting visual and detailed inspection of the road, road shoulders and surrounding area adjacent to the road corridor that will provide guidance to Council in the complete infrastructure civil design of potential future roadworks.

The Mount Low Parkway Initiation Design Assessment project is scheduled to commence in early January 2023 and are expected to take six (6) weeks to complete (weather and project conditions permitting).

Works may involve:

• surveying
• safety fencing installed for pedestrian and vehicles
• noise, flashing lights and dust.

Council has appointed a qualified local contractor to undertake these works.

Normal work hours are 6am to 6pm Monday to Friday and 6am to 4pm on Saturday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.

• Works Notification - General - Mount Low Parkway - Initiation Design Assessment (PDF, 201.9 KB)

East End Boardwalk – Construction Works

Townsville City Council is currently undertaking works to construct the new East End Boardwalk, located along the Ross Creek at Flinders Street East.

Once complete, the project will deliver a 5m-wide, 280m-long boardwalk along the Ross Creek commencing from the Flinders Street East carpark spanning through to the Reef HQ.

This project is part of multiple stages of boardwalk proposed in the area that will not only link the Flinders Street and Palmer Street dining and entertainment precincts, but also provide an improved and safe connection between the Queensland Country Bank Stadium and The Strand.

Key activities completed include:

• first thirteen (of 28) piles drilled
• partial existing jetty removal
• final manufacture of structure members.

Planned activities for works completion:

• jetty removal completion
• land piling of 15 more and marine micro piling to begin with 16 piles to be complete on the water
• installation of balustrade.

Normal work hours are 6:30am to 6pm Monday to Friday and 6:30am to 6pm on Saturday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.

The East End Boardwalk construction and associated works are anticipated to be completed by late March 2023.

• Works Notification - General - East End Boardwalk - Construction Works (PDF, 336.5 KB)

Flinders Street East – Carpark Closure

Construction of the new East End Boardwalk has commenced and requires the closure of the Flinders Street East carpark from Monday 29 August 2022.

Alternate paid parking is available at Wilson Parking across from the Museum of Tropical Queensland, 10 The Strand.

• Works Notification - General - Flinders Street East - Carpark Closure (PDF, 299.0 KB)

103 Walker Street – Asset Renewal

Townsville City Council is undertaking a joint project with the Works for Queensland program for asset renewals of 103 Walker Street ground floor. Works will commence 28 November 2022.

During this period, the Wills Street back entrance to the 103 Walker Street building will be unavailable. Some carparks, including the disability carpark at this back entrance will be unavailable. Some public parking will still be available; however, a detour to the 103 Walker Street entrance will be required.

From 19 December 2022, the 103 Walker Street Customer Service Centre will be operating from 143 Walker Street ground floor.

These renewal works will retain heritage aspects of the building while improving the design of the space for an improved customer experience and to prolong the asset life of the space.

This is the first major investment in updating and maintaining the ground floor of the 103 Walker Street building in 50 years.

The budgeted, approved and planned works will bring the floor in line with modern building standards to improve accessibility, safety and service experience for both community and staff.

There is a keen focus on maintaining the local heritage significance of the building fabric throughout the works which also provides a unique opportunity for Council to build a modern customer-centric centre.

Leveraging the forecast, budgeted asset renewal work to design a modern customer centred space aligns with Council’s strategic focus on improving customer experience through all its channels.

An alternative Customer Service Desk will be located at Riverway Stadium Ticket Office, Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm.

Crestbrook Drive and Minaret Way, Mount Louisa – Footbridge Renewal Works

Footbridge Renewal works are scheduled to commence on Monday 31 October 2022 and are expected to take seven (7) weeks to complete (weather and project conditions permitting).

Works may involve:

• hydro-vac and operation of machinery
• temporary closure of footbridges
• safety fencing / barricading
• noise, flashing lights and dust.

These important infrastructure works will extend the lifespan of the footbridge and provide the community with a stronger and safer asset for everyday use.

Normal work hours are 6am to 6pm Monday to Friday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.

• Works Notification - Crestbrook Drive and Minaret Way, Mount Louisa - Footbridge Renewal Works (PDF, 297.2 KB)

East End Boardwalk – Piling Works

Townsville City Council is currently undertaking works to construct the new East End Boardwalk, located along the Ross Creek at Flinders Street East. As such, piling works are required from 7 November 2022 for approximately four (4) weeks. Piling works will generally take place between 7am to 6pm Monday to Saturday, weather and construction conditions permitting.

These works will be undertaken by Council’s contractor Wagners CFT and involve land and marine based drilling works. During the works, residents and businesses may experience an increase in noise and vibration.

Once complete, the project will deliver a 5m wide, 280m long boardwalk along the Ross Creek commencing from the Flinders Street East carpark spanning through to the Reef HQ.

• Works Notification - General - East End Boardwalk - Piling Works (PDF, 232.5 KB)

Adjacent University Road, Annandale – Pump Station Construction Works

Townsville’s water and waste network consist of reticulation pipelines, pump stations and major trunk line that work together to perform an essential infrastructure process that ensures all properties, and commercial and industrial businesses receive efficient operational water and waste service.

Works will involve the delivery of a new wastewater Pump Station and associated infrastructure that will be constructed adjacent to University Road with the resultant aim in significantly reduce the pressure experienced by the wastewater system during the wet season and cater for the population growth of the southern parts of our city.

The Wulguru Pump Station construction project is scheduled to commence in early June and is anticipated to be completed in late-December 2022.

Works will involve:

• excavation and machinery operations
• safety fencing installed for pedestrians and vehicles
• noise, flashing lights and dust.

CivilPlus Constructions advises that due to the nature of this project there will be an increase in vehicle traffic on University Drive entering and exiting the Wulguru Pump Station works zone as indicated via the red outline in the document below.

Townsville City Council in partnership with CivilPlus Constructions thank you for your patience and understanding whilst these important works are being undertaken.

Normal work hours are 6am to 6pm Monday to Friday and 6am to 2pm on Saturday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.

• Works Notification - General - Adjacent University Road, Annandale - Pump Station Construction Works (PDF, 388.1 KB)

Northern Beaches Leisure Centre, Burdell – Pool Redevelopment

Council continues the rollout of W4Q projects across the city and as a part of this program; the suburb of Burdell will receive the Northern Beaches Leisure Centre 50m pool renewal.

Council will be undertaking a $5 million redevelopment to the existing 50m pool within the Northern Beaches Leisure Centre. The pool was constructed in 2008 which consisted of galvanized steel panelling with an internal PVC pool liner which is nearing the end of its useful life.

Council plans to demolish and replace the existing pool, surrounding concourse and fitments (dive blocks, handrails, ladders etc.) so the community can continue to enjoy this recreation asset in the Northern Beaches area. While construction is underway, Council will also undertake maintenance of the surrounding pool facilities (change room, kiosk, site facilities etc).

The Northern Beaches Leisure Centre pool renewal works will require the closure of the facility on Friday 15 April 2022 and is expected to take seven (7) months to complete (weather and project conditions permitting).

Council – in consultation with the lessee – has identified this period to schedule these works, as it will be least disruptive to pool users.

During this time, the following alternative Council pools will be open for community use:

• Kokoda Memorial Pool, 41 Wellington Street, Mundingburra
• Riverway Lagoons, 15 Sporting Drive, Thuringowa Central
• Tobruk Memorial Baths, The Strand, Townsville
• Long Tan Memorial Pool, Corner Fulham Road and Lindeman Avenue.

Normal work hours are 6am to 6pm Monday to Saturday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.

• Works Notification - General - Northern Beaches Leisure Centre, Burdell - Pool Redevelopment (PDF, 202.8 KB)

Controlled Burns

Controlled (hazard reduction) burns are conducted in partnership with various organisations, depending on the burn location:

• Queensland Fire and Emergency Services
• Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service
• Department of Resources
• Department of Defence.

Controlled burns are conducted to prevent the spread of bushfires by reducing the build-up of flammable fuel loads such as leaf litter, grasses, and shrubs.

All controlled burns will be conducted pending weather conditions.

Residents with medical conditions that may be affected by smoke from grass fires should take precautions.

Chandler Street, Garbutt

The Chandler Street Kerb and Channel works between the boundaries of Peel and Ramsay Street are scheduled to commence on Monday 5 December 2022 and are expected to take eight (8) weeks to complete (weather and conditions permitting).

Works may involve:

• traffic control and temporary road closures
• safety fencing for pedestrian and vehicles
• excavations in the road and adjacent footpath
• noise and flashing lights.

On your bin collection day, please ensure your bins are out by 6am to be collected.

Normal work hours are 6am to 4pm Monday to Friday and 6am to 2pm on Saturday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.

• Works Notification - Kerb and Channel - Chandler Street, Garbutt (PDF, 508.0 KB)

Thirteenth Avenue, Railway Estate

The Thirteenth Avenue Kerb and Channel works between the boundaries of Putt Street and Doorey Street are scheduled to commence on Friday 25 November 2022 and are expected to take twelve (12) weeks to complete (weather and conditions permitting).

Works may involve:

• traffic control and temporary road closures
• safety fencing for pedestrians and vehicles
• excavations in the road and adjacent footpath
• noise and flashing lights.

On your bin collection day, please ensure your bins are out by 6am to be collected.

Normal work hours are 6am to 4pm Monday to Friday and 6am to 2pm on Saturday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.

• Works Notification - Kerb and Channel - Thirteenth Avenue, Railway Estate (PDF, 508.1 KB)

ANZAC Memorial Park, The Strand – Rotunda Refurbishment

Townsville City Council is conducting refurbishment works to the rotunda at ANZAC Memorial Park, in line with Council’s commitment to providing well-maintained recreational spaces that encourage active recreation and utilisation of our natural environment and heritage.

The refurbishment will restore and preserve this prized state heritage-listed asset, improve accessibility, and address existing structural issues that are limiting the capacity of the rotunda floor.

The works involve:

• replacement of timber flooring and sub floor
• replacement of roof sheeting
• repainting
• installation of new DDA-compliant ramp and access path
• relocation of main switch board
• landscaping
• repairs to the cast iron panelling.

The update will provide the community with a beautified rotunda to safely enjoy at its full capacity, complete with wheelchair access.

Works commenced on Thursday 1 September 2022. Due to unforeseen repairs required to the cast iron panelling and weather delays, the completion date has been extended to April 2023. The rotunda will be closed for the duration of works.

Parkway Park, Black River – Park Renewal

Council is conducting Parkway Park maintenance renewal works which will include:

• installation of boulders around the park to protect park assets and irrigation from vehicles
• planting of additional trees around the park for shade and amenity
• construction of a pathway from the carpark to the play equipment
• installation of a shelter and picnic table set
• installation of a park name sign and drink fountain
• renewal of the irrigation system.

Council advises that due to the nature of these works, there is the requirement to temporarily close Parkway Park to all users to ensure public safety throughout these required works.

The Parkway Park maintenance renewal works are scheduled to commence on Wednesday 18 January 2023 and are expected to take approximately eight (8) weeks to complete (weather and project conditions permitting).

Works may involve:

• temporary closure of the skate park
• safety fencing / barricading
• operation of machinery
• flashing lights and noise.

Council has appointed a qualified park renewal contractor to carry out these works.

Normal work hours including asset closure are from 6am to 5pm Monday to Friday and 6am to 2pm on Saturday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.

• Works Notification - Parks and playgrounds - Parkway Park, Black River - Park Renewal (PDF, 172.6 KB)

Pace Park, Balgal Beach – Playground Renewal

In line with our commitment to providing well-maintained parks and recreation areas that encourage healthy lifestyles, Council is undertaking a renewal of the playground and community facilities within Pace Park, Balgal Beach.

Based on feedback from community consultation, the renewal works involve the installation of new play equipment, picnic table and benches, park bench, drinking fountain, rubber softfall, new basketball goal, basketball court resurfacing and landscaping. Designed around the local community’s preferences, the new playground offers a wider range of play options for active recreation and play-based child development.

Works commence on Monday 7 November and are expected to be completed by Monday 19 December 2022.

Winston Crescent Park, Kirwan

Townsville City Council is committed to improving our city’s connectivity. Winston Crescent Park is a small park in Kirwan that connects Winston Crescent to Durham Court, providing a pedestrian link to shops, facilities and ancillary transport networks.

In response to community requests, Council is undertaking pathway works at Winston Crescent Park to provide the community with a safe, accessible and inclusive pathway linking Winston Crescent through to Durham Court.

The Winston Crescent Park pathway works within the boundaries of Winston Crescent and Durham Court are scheduled to commence on Tuesday 31 January 2023 and are expected to take four (4) weeks to complete, weather and project conditions permitting.

Works may involve:

• temporary 50% park closure
• safety fencing for pedestrian and vehicles
• excavations in the park and operation of machinery
• noise, flashing lights and dust.

On your bin collection day please ensure your bins are out by 6am to be collected.

Normal work hours are 6am to 5pm Monday to Friday and 6am to 2pm on Saturday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.

• Works Notification - Connectivity Pathway - Winston Crescent Park, Kirwan (PDF, 324.9 KB)

Isaac Street, Deeragun

Pedestrian and vehicle access to properties will be maintained for most of the project; however minor restrictions will be required during the works. If your business or residence is affected, Council will provide 24 hours’ notice before to any restrictions.

Works may involve:

• traffic management including traffic control and some road closures
• closure of the footpath and some parking bays
• safety fencing installed for pedestrian and vehicles
• flashing lights and noise.

Normal work hours are 6am to 4pm Monday to Friday and 6am to 2pm on Saturday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.

• Works Notification - Roadworks - Isaac Street, Deeragun (PDF, 747.2 KB)

Jones Road - Woodstock

Townsville City Council is undertaking works to construct an access road, No-Name Road as part of enabling transport infrastructure works for the Lansdown Eco-Industrial Precinct.

Works will commence from late November 2022 and are expected to be completed in early 2023, weather and construction conditions permitting. When complete the access road will allow for safe and functional access for construction traffic and enable construction works to commence for the industrial precinct itself.

The project will involve:

• upgrading the intersection of Jones Road and No-Name Road (approx. 1 km west of the existing junction of Jones Road and Woodstock Avenue)
• formation and construction of No-Name Road, to run south from Jones Road.

Construction will be undertaken on No-Name Road Monday to Saturday between the hours of 6:30am and 6pm, weather permitting.

Residents in close proximity to the worksite may experience some temporary impacts including:

• construction vehicle movements with reversing alarms and flashing lights
• construction-related noise
• temporary lane closures and traffic control to direct motorists through the Jones Road worksite.

Further updates will be provided as the project progresses. We apologise for any inconvenience this work may cause and appreciate your patience during this time.

• Works Notification - Roadworks - Jones Road - Woodstock (PDF, 337.6 KB)

Woolcock Street Service Road, Garbutt

The Woolcock Street Service Road roadworks will be conducted within the boundaries of Duckworth Street through to Hamill Street are scheduled to commence on Monday 28 November 2022 and are expected to take nine (9) weeks to complete (weather and project conditions permitting).

Pedestrian and vehicle access to properties will be maintained for most of the project; however minor restrictions will be required during the works. If your business or residence is affected, Council will provide 24 hours’ notice prior to any restrictions.

Works may involve:

• traffic control and temporary road closures
• safety fencing for pedestrian and vehicles
• excavations in the road and adjacent verge or footpath
• noise and flashing lights.

Normal work hours are 6am to 4pm Monday to Friday and 6am to 2pm on Saturday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.

• Works Notification - Road Works - Woolcock Street Service Road, Garbutt (PDF, 592.5 KB)

Anne Street, Aitkenvale

The Anne Street roadworks at the Arthur Street Intersection are scheduled to commence on Tuesday 22 November 2022 and are expected to take twelve (12) weeks to complete (weather and conditions permitting).

Pedestrian and vehicle access to properties will be maintained for most of the project; however minor restrictions will be required during the works. If your business or residence is affected, Council will provide 24 hours’ notice prior to any restrictions.

Works will involve:

• traffic control and temporary road closures
• safety fencing for pedestrian and vehicles
• excavations in the road and adjacent verge or footpath
• noise and flashing lights.

On your bin collection day, please ensure your bins are out by 6am to be collected.

Normal work hours are 6am to 4pm Monday to Friday and 6am to 2pm on Saturday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.

• Works Notification - Roadworks - Anne Street, Aitkenvale (PDF, 591.4 KB)

Central Park, Townsville City

The Central Park, Townsville City tree removal works are scheduled to commence on Thursday 9 February 2023 and are expected to take one (1) day to complete (weather and project conditions permitting).

Works will involve:

• removal of tree branches and mulching
• operation of machinery
• noise.

Council will be using a qualified contractor to undertake the removal of the tree.

Normal work hours are 7am to 5pm Monday to Friday.

• Works Notification - Trees - Central Park, Townsville City (PDF, 220.4 KB)

Charters Towers Road, Hyde Park and Mundingburra

Works are required to be conducted on essential underground Water Main pipelines that transport water through the Hyde Park and Mundingburra area and the surrounding suburban catchment zones.

Installation of the new water main infrastructure will provide a sustainable water connection through to all businesses and residential properties within the catchment zone indicated in the document below.

The Charters Towers Road Replacement Water Main construction project is scheduled to commence on Wednesday 2 March 2022 and is expected to be completed by 14 February 2023, weather and project conditions permitting. The completion date has been extended from November 2022 due to an expanded scope of works on additional assets in the area to further improve water quality and delivery.

Works will be conducted within the alignment zone as indicated in the document below.

Works may involve:

• excavation and machinery operations
• traffic management including traffic control and some road closures
• safety fencing installed for pedestrians and vehicles
• noise, flashing lights and dust.

Normal work hours are 6am to 6pm Monday to Friday and 6am to 6pm on Saturday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.

• Works Notification - Water Mains - Charters Towers Road, Hyde Park and Mundingburra (PDF, 530.8 KB)

Riverway Drive, Kelso

Council is duplicating the Ross River Dam to Douglas Water Treatment Plant pipeline, a key water infrastructure asset essential to Townsville’s water supply which provides 85% of the city’s water. The new duplicate pipeline will further enhance Townsville’s water security.

Monthly update

• Ground excavation and pipeline laying activity continued to the end of year Christmas shutdown.
• Concrete pours were successfully conducted during December fine weather.
• Ross Park and Ross River Dam carpark was re-opened to the public.

Current status: limited work on site due to heavy rain during January and water release activities from Ross Dam.

Upcoming works (weather dependent) involve:

• January: Dewatering activities, additional concrete pour towards end of the month.
• February and March workplan is contingent on weather and ground conditions.

Local amenity impacts may involve noise, warning lights, vehicle operating alarms, vibration and occasional dust.

The diagram on page 2 of the document below shows the construction alignment. Work dates are indicative pending variables such as ground and weather conditions and equipment availability.

Normal work hours are now 6am to 6pm Monday to Friday and 6am to 5pm Saturday. In exceptional cases for activities such as concrete pours, work may be required outside these hours, subject to approval.

Townsville City Council appreciates your patience whilst this work is conducted.

• Works Notification - Ross Dam to Douglas Water Treatment Plant Pipeline Works - Riverway Drive, Kelso (PDF, 297.1 KB)

Cosgrove Drive, Cosgrove

Works are required to be conducted on an essential underground wastewater trunk pipeline that transports sewerage from the Kirwan to Cosgrove areas of Townsville through to the Mt St John Sewerage Treatment Plant.

The Cosgrove Drive Rising Main Pipeline Infrastructure works are currently underway that commenced on Monday 21 November 2022 and are expected to take fourteen (14) weeks to complete (weather and project conditions permitting).

Works will involve the delivery of a new gravity fed sewer main, a rising main and associated infrastructure constructed as indicated in the document below that will significantly reduce the pressure experienced by the wastewater system and accommodate for future population growth of our city.

Works will involve:

• machinery operating throughout the work zones
• hydro-vac and diggers operating
• noise, flashing lights and dust.

On you bin collection day, please ensure your bins are out by 6am for collection.

Council has appointed GNM Group to carry out these works.

Normal work hours are 6am to 6pm Monday to Friday and 6am to 2pm on Saturday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside of these hours.

• Works Notification - Water Main Installation - Cosgrove Drive, Cosgrove (PDF, 259.5 KB)