Works & Road Closures
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Murray Lyons Crescent, Stuart Drive and Mervyn Crossman Drive
The Townsville Connection Road is a major urban arterial road which connects Bowen Road (to the north) and the Bruce Highway (University Road to the south). North-south traffic relies heavily on this major arterial road to enter / exit Townsville Central Business District. Townsville Connection Road (TCR) known locally as Stuart Drive is located between the suburbs of Rosslea, Idalia and Annandale, and is primarily a two-lane, undivided carriageway with a series of unsignalised intersections.
Commencing 3 March 2023, RoadTek and GNM will be commencing site establishment and service location works along Murray Lyons Crescent, Stuart Drive and Mervyn Crossman Drive.
This will involve setting up of fencing and site offices on Murray Lyons Crescent and service location works along Stuart Drive and Mervyn Crossman Drive. Please see the affected locations in the document below.
The Townsville Connection Road Early Works are expected to be completed in July 2023 (weather and project conditions permitting).
The works will include:
- excavation and machinery operations
- loss of parking spaces in and around the work area
- traffic management including traffic control on-site to assist with local traffic
- safety fencing installed for pedestrians and vehicles
- noise, flashing lights and dust.
For further information please do not hesitate to contact the Department of Transport and Main Roads (DTMR) Community Engagement by phone: 13 19 40.
DTMR in partnership with RoadTek thank you for your patience and understanding whilst these important works are being undertaken.
Normal work hours are 7am to 5pm Monday to Friday and 7am to 5pm on Saturday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.
Ring Road cleaning
Council advises that these works will be conducted overnight to reduce the impact on traffic movement throughout these maintenance works.
Please check back later for updates.
Bus stops
Our city's bus stops are an essential part of Townsville's public transport system, which is why Council continues to prioritise bus stop upgrades to deliver a high quality experience for all users.
Please check back later for updates.
Coastal management
For safety reasons, beach pedestrian access pathways may be closed due to erosion from heavy rainfall, storm surges and king tides.
Maintenance will be carried out in these areas. For your safety, please adhere to all signage when visiting these beaches.
Please check back later for updates.
Environmental restoration
In 2019, severe flooding was experienced across the city. As a result of river and creek bank erosion and risk of further erosion occurring, the Australian and Queensland Governments through the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA) have allocated funding to be delivered in partnership with the Council for several carefully selected sites across the city where the risk of further erosion has been deemed likely in the future.
Tchooratippa Creek, Mount Louisa
Council has been successful in securing funding to undertake Environmental Restoration works on a range of local areas.
This project will involve the removal and mulching of woody weeds, bank stabilisation, and the installation of erosion control materials.
The Tchooratippa Creek, Mount Louisa environmental restoration works are currently underway with the main works commencing on Monday 13 March 2023 and is expected to take four (4) months to complete (weather and project conditions permitting).
Works may involve:
- operation of machinery
- native tree plantings
- safety fencing installed for pedestrian and vehicles
- noise, flashing lights and dust.
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.
This project is proudly funded by the Department of Environment and Science through the Reef Assist Project and delivered in partnership with Council and Reef Assist Partners.
Event road closures
Council advises that during events held within the Townsville region, some roads may have closures in place.
Please check back later for updates.
General
Townsville City Council is committed to delivering quality services for our community and has allocated a budget nearing $400 million to improving our infrastructure.
Sturt Street Cutting, Townsville City – Rock Stabilisation Works
The Sturt Street Cutting carpark will be temporarily closed from Tuesday 27 June to the end of August 2023 for essential stabilisation works to the rockface. |
Council recently commissioned a detailed engineering assessment of the Sturt Street Cutting and public car park to ensure that the asset is and continues to be safe for public use. Results from the inspection have highlighted remedial actions that are required to be carried out to the Sturt Street Cutting rock face in the form of stabilisation works.
Works may involve the installation of netting, rock bolts and shotcrete. The rock bolts will be installed at specific locations utilising mobile drilling rigs. Netting and shotcrete methods utilised in selected locations in combination with rock bolts to form a stabilised rock face.
The aim is to provide a sustainable protection barrier to the Sturt Street Cuttings rock face that will significantly reduce the impact of future weather events to the cutting and the users of the cutting car park.
As part of this project, a closure of the city inbound lane will be in place along Sturt Street between the street boundaries of Fletcher Street through to Blackwood Street. Traffic management will be in place to maintain traffic flow in both directions throughout works.
Council will maintain access for residents and businesses within this section of Sturt Street impacted. Please note that the Sturt Street Cutting public car park will also be closed throughout works.
The Sturt Street Cutting Stabilisation Project is scheduled to commence on Tuesday 27 June 2023 and is expected to be completed in August 2023 (weather and project conditions permitting).
Works may involve:
- traffic control and temporary lane closure
- operation of machinery through the work zone
- noise, dust, vibrations, and flashing lights.
Council will provide a designated Works Notification through to all impacted stakeholders once the construction timeline has been confirmed.
Tobruk Memorial Baths, Townsville City – Infrastructure Maintenance
The redeveloped Tobruk Memorial Baths which included updating all pipework, filters, and pumps; replacement of the 50-metre and toddler pool; changeroom facilities and shade structures have guaranteed that this facility is cherished and respected for generations to come.
To ensure that this renewed asset is protected Council will be installing a roof structure over the new pump station that will protect the pool’s filtration system extending the life of the asset and reducing ongoing maintenance.
Works will involve the installation of a roof structure that will be constructed over the existing pump house and filtrations systems that will protect it from the elements.
Council advises that the Tobruk Memorial Baths will remain open throughout the works with no disruptions to any pool schedules and/or timings.
The Tobruk Memorial Baths Plant Room Roof works are scheduled to commence on Monday 12 June 2023 and are expected to take six (6) weeks to complete (weather and project conditions permitting).
Works may involve:
- operation of machinery
- safety fencing/temporary access closure (pump station only)
- noise, flashing lights and dust.
Council has appointed a qualified contractor to undertake these important 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 these hours.
Fairfield Freshwater Wetlands, Idalia – Aquatic Vegetation Management
In accordance with Council’s freshwater environmental plan, our monitoring has determined it is appropriate to harvest the sediment basins and at the same time remove exotic aquatic weeds from the freshwater wetlands.
Works will involve the use of aquatic booms and an excavator that will harvest the exotic aquatic plants. The vegetation harvested will be transformed into ground mulch for use on future Council restoration projects. Experienced Council staff will be on-site to monitor water quality and address any impacts arising from the works.
Council advises that there will be the use of an approved probiotic formulation that stimulates a biological reaction that is used to help balance the wetlands system and neutralise odour.
The Fairfield Freshwater Wetlands Aquatic Vegetation Management works are scheduled to commence on Friday 9 June 2023 and are expected to take three (3) weeks to complete (weather and project conditions permitting).
Works will involve:
- periodic interruptions to pedestrians using the adjacent pathway
- traffic control measures
- operation of machinery throughout the work zone
- installation of safety fencing
- stockpiles of removed vegetation
- noise, flashing lights.
Council has appointed a qualified contractor to undertake these important works.
Normal work hours are 6am to 5pm Monday to Friday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.
Weddel Drive, Annandale
Council is conducting routine Road Works on Weddel Drive, Annandale with works scheduled to commence on Friday 2 June 2023.
Council advises that due to the nature of these works, vehicle access may not be available for short periods between the hours of 6am through to 4pm during these works.
If you need to arrange access during this time, please speak to one of the on-site construction crew members to arrange.
Works may involve:
- temporary restrictions to on-street parking and street access
- machinery operating on the road
- noise, flashing lights and dust.
Normal work hours are 6am to 4pm Monday to Friday and 7am to 2pm on Saturday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.
- Works Notification - General - Weddel Drive, Annandale (PDF, 180.3 KB)
Mt Stuart Road, Stuart – Slashing Works
Mt Stuart Road will be closed for slashing works from 7:30am – 3pm on Tuesday 6 June to Thursday 8 June 2023.
Columbia Way, Douglas - Paver Renewal
Townsville City Council is committed to providing and maintaining over $5.4B worth of community assets consisting of water and wastewater networks, bridges, drainage, roads, waste management and more throughout our city. Through this commitment,
Council is undertaking the following road pavement works:
Columbia Way Paver Stone Renewal:
Works will involve the complete removal of the old, damaged pavers and the installation of new like-for-like, road pavers that will provide a safe road corridor for commuters to enjoy.
The Columbia Way works are scheduled to commence on Monday, 5 June 2023 and is expected to take approximately one (1) week to complete (weather and project conditions permitting).
Vehicles cannot be parked on the street while the works are occurring. Please organise for your vehicle to be parked off the street or alternative streets during the work. Vehicles will be allowed to return to the street as soon as it is safe to do so. Vehicles will not be required to remain off the street overnight.
Works may involve:
- Traffic control and temporary road closures
- Safety fencing / barricading
- Excavations in the road
- Large construction machinery, noise and flashing lights
On your bin collection day please ensure your bins are out by 6am to be collected.
Normal work hours including pier closure are from 6am to 4pm Monday to Friday and 6am – 2pm on Saturday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.
Belgian Gardens Esplanade Foreshore
The underground irrigation system within the Esplanade foreshore open space environment has been identified for renewal. Council works involve a replacement to the current irrigation network with a more efficient system that will reduce water consumption while improving operations and ongoing maintenance.
The Esplanade Foreshore new irrigation system will be installed within the boundaries of Ryan Street through to the Soroptimist Park pedestrian footbridge as indicated overleaf.
Irrigation works are scheduled to commence on Monday 5 June 2023 and are expected to take three (3) weeks to complete (weather and project conditions permitting).
Works may involve:
- Sections of the foreshore area closed
- Hydro excavation trucks, directional drillers and diggers operating
- Safety fencing / barricading
- Noise, flashing lights and dust
Council has appointed a local contractor to carry out these works.
Normal work hours are 6am to 6pm Monday to Saturday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.
Castle Hill Reservoir Tank Renewal
Council is investing in Castle Hill to keep Townsville’s iconic landmark well-maintained for years to come. Whether it be riding, walking or driving-up it, Castle Hill is a popular natural attraction frequented daily by our community and visitors. The Castle Hill Reservoir Tank that feeds water through to the amenities block and drinking fountain, including irrigational sites, has reached the end of its useful life and needs replacement.
The Castle Hill Reservoir Tank Replacement works are scheduled to commence on Tuesday 18 April 2023 and are expected to be completed by late June 2023, weather and project conditions permitting.
The renewal will improve water pressure of the amenities and drinking fountain for the community. The amenities and drinking fountain will remain operational throughout the works.
Minor community impacts will occur during the works, including:
- Temporary closure of the walking track to the tank for the duration of the works.
- Temporary closure of Castle Hill and all walking tracks scheduled on Thursday 1 June 2023 from 5am to approximately 10am, to enable a helicopter lift of the new reservoir tank. Traffic management will be in place.
- Operation of machinery.
- Noise, flashing lights and dust.
Please be advised that a Works Notification will be provided seven days out from the Castle Hill temporary access closure for the air lifting activity which will include confirmed timings.
Council has appointed a qualified contractor to undertake these important 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 these hours.
Thuringowa Drive, Kirwan – Main Pipeline Infrastructure Works
Works are required to be conducted on an essential underground wastewater trunk pipeline that transports sewerage from Kirwan and surrounding areas through to the Mt St John Sewerage Treatment Plant.
The Thuringowa Drive Main Pipeline Infrastructure Renewal works are scheduled to commence on Wednesday 31 May 2023 and are expected to take three (3) weeks to complete (weather and project conditions permitting).
Works will involve the closure of the footpath within the works zone and partial lane closure of the left-hand turning lane of Thuringowa Drive into Charles Street; traffic management will be in place on Thuringowa Drive within the boundaries of Charles Street through to Tavern Street. Pedestrian footpath and partial lane closures are required to ensure the safety of all traffic users and the safety of the construction crew.
Works will involve:
- traffic management including traffic control, partial single lane closure and full pathway closure
- excavation and machinery operations
- hydro-vac and diggers operating
- noise, flashing lights, odour and dust.
Please be advised that due to the nature of these works, there will be a requirement to impose speed restrictions within the designated works zone. While every effort will be made to minimise impacts, motorists may experience some short delays. Council has appointed KB Pipeline to carry out these works. Normal work hours are 6am to 6pm Monday to Saturday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.
Leichhardt Street, North Ward – Stormwater Improvements
Council will be undertaking stormwater management; erosion control and associated drainage improvement works to an identified section of road verge as indicated in the document below. These engineering-designed methods will consist of a concrete matting portion and a concrete dish drain post the matting completing this drainage improvement works.
Council advises that the concrete matting that will be installed is an erosion control protection barrier that will slow the stormwater in a weather event.
The Leichhardt Street Stormwater Improvement works within the boundaries of Denham Street and Panorama Court are scheduled to commence on Friday 19 May 2023 and are expected to take three (3) weeks to complete (weather and project conditions permitting).
Works may involve:
- traffic management
- excavation in the road and adjacent footpath
- safety fencing/barricading
- noise, flashing lights and dust.
Pedestrian and vehicle access to properties will be maintained for most of the project; however minor restrictions will be required during work. If your business or residence is affected, Council will provide 24 hours; notice before any restrictions.
Normal work hours are 6am to 6pm Monday to Saturday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours
Bushland Beach Naturalisation Channel – Drainage Works
The Bushland Beach Naturalisation Channel drainage works adjacent to Peggy Banfield Park between Mt Low Parkway and Lionel Turner Drive are scheduled to commence on Wednesday 24 May 2023 and are expected to take six (6) months to complete (weather and conditions permitting).
Pedestrian and vehicle access to the park 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 and path closures
- safety fencing for pedestrian and vehicles
- construction works in and surrounding the drain and adjacent footpaths
- 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.
Ross River Dam, Kelso – Infrastructure Maintenance Work
Council will be undertaking a detailed assessment of the Ross River Dam Anchor Post Tensioning points and associated infrastructure maintenance works. These engineering investigation and remediation works will ensure that the required anchor points of the dam remain safe and optimal.
Due to the nature of these required engineering works, there is the requirement to temporary close the public stair access to the spillway. Please note that public access will be maintained via the main access ramp for viewing the dam.
The Ross River Dam Engineering work including temporary stair access closure are scheduled to commence on Monday 22 May 2023 and are expected to take three (3) weeks to complete (weather and project conditions permitting).
Works may involve:
- temporary stair access closure
- elevated work platform operations
- safety fencing / barricading
- noise, flashing lights and dust.
Council has appointed a local contractor to carry out these works.
Normal work hours are 6am to 6pm Monday to Saturday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.
Murray Street, North Ward – Road Corridor Weight Restrictions
A load limit restriction of Murray Street is required due to the structural integrity of the culverts not meeting engineering requirements for vehicles more than 4.5 tonnes in weight. Council advises that load limits are placed on roads and bridges to limit use by vehicles over a certain tonnage to help preserve the structural integrity of the connective road asset.
Traffic management will be in place through the load limit restrictions with signed detours in place for heavy vehicles directed traffic via Stanley Street.
The Murray Street Load Limit restrictions are positioned between the street boundaries of Gregory Street through to Victoria Street and will be in place from Friday 12 May 2023 and are expected to be in place for six (6) months.
Council advises that the following vehicles will be restricted as a general guide – Garbage Trucks, Semi-Trailers, B-Double Freight Trucks, Road Trains, Buses, Vehicle Carriers and Machinery Transport Vehicles.
Please refer to the overleaf regarding the load limit enforced zone. Note that Roadworks will commence on Murray Street to repair the culverts including associated infrastructure works with a designated Works Notification distributed seven days out from the project commencing.
Load limit enforced restrictions will be in place Monday to Sunday, 24 hours in operation.
Nelly Bay Marina, Magnetic Island – Surveying Works
Council is planning to undertake Seabed Material Sidecasting ‘Dredging’ maintenance work within a defined section of the Nelly Bay Marina with the resultant aim of maintaining a safe accessible channel for commercial and recreational boating. Before these important works, there is a requirement for Council to undertake detailed underground investigative works.
The underground infrastructure network system that navigates beneath and adjacent to the marina rock wall adjacent to residential/commercial properties positioned in the Nelly Bay Marina requires strategic mapping in the form of ground surveying before any main dredging works commencing.
Surveying allows the physical identification of underground formations to facilitate access alignments for seabed dredging work zones. The method of surveying includes physical ground truthing, and visual confirmation in gathering critical information that will be used in development for future works within the marina.
Surveying works are scheduled to commence on Monday 15 May 2023 and are expected to take five (5) weeks to complete (weather and project conditions permitting).
Works may involve:
- surveyors on-site
- temporary closure of the footpath, with pedestrian access provided
- noise, flashing lights.
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.
Wellington Street Project, Mundingburra
Council is undertaking works at Wellington St including updating Council's depot and constructing additional car parking areas for Kokoda Memorial Pool and Anderson Gardens.
The works will improve operational efficiency and workplace health and safety so our workers can better serve the community and will provide an additional 35-bay car park between Healy Street and Gulliver Street, and a 61-bay car park at the Depot Administration building.
There will be periodic impact to the community and pedestrians accessing Kokoda Pool. The grassed footpath on Wellington Street will be periodically blocked where access points will be upgraded as part of the works.
All work areas will be delineated with traffic and site management controls. Council encourages all road users to follow Queensland road rules and the temporary traffic control signage directions along Wellington Street. As illustrated in the Traffic Guidance Scheme (TGS), pedestrians must travel along the southern side of Wellington Street between Gulliver Street and the Mundingburra State School throughout the works.
An alternate pedestrian route from Mundingburra State School to Kokoda Pool is available via Anderson Gardens.
Work commences on Monday 13 March 2023 and is expected to be completed by October 2023.
Works may involve:
- operation of machinery
- safety fencing/temporary access closure
- noise, flashing lights and dust.
Council has appointed a qualified contractor to undertake these important works.
Normal work hours are 7am to 5pm Monday to Friday and 7am to 2pm on Saturday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.
Visit the project page for more information.
Huntsmans Crescent, Shaw – Pump Station Renewal Works
Townsville’s water and waste network consists of reticulation pipelines, pump stations, and major trunk lines that work together to perform an essential infrastructure process that ensures all properties, commercial, and industrial businesses receive efficient operational water and waste services.
The works will involve the decommissioning of the existing odour control unit and installation of a new odour control unit at the wastewater Pump Station BP03, with the resultant aim to significantly reduce odour issues.
The Odour Control Unit construction project is scheduled to commence in mid-March and is anticipated to be completed in late-June 2023. In preparation for the works, ETS will be on-site in the week commencing 6 March 2023 to decommission the existing odour control unit.
Works may involve:
- excavation and machinery operations
- material/equipment deliveries via Huntsman Crescent
- noise, flashing lights, and dust.
Townsville City Council, in partnership with ETS Pty Ltd, thank you for your patience and understanding while 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.
Marina Drive, Bushland Beach – Pump Station Renewal 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 decommission of existing odour control unit and installation of a new odour control unit at the wastewater Pump Station WB7 with the resultant aim to significantly reduce the odour issues.
The Odour Control Unit construction project is scheduled to commence in mid-March and is anticipated to be completed in late-June 2023.
Works may involve:
- excavation and machinery operations
- material/equipment deliveries via Marina Drive
- noise, flashing lights and dust.
Townsville City Council in partnership with ETS Pty Ltd 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.
Wulguru, Cluden and Annandale – Sewer Smoke Testing
Townsville City Council has resolved to undertake a systematic inspection program of sewers and private house drains of all premises, by means of smoke testing, in declared sewers S7, S7D, SA7, SB7, S8, S9A, SA9 pursuant to section 134 of the Local Government Act 2009.
The purpose of this program is to determine locations of illegal stormwater connections into the sewer reticulation system and private house drain defects.
Inspections shall commence between fourteen (14) and twenty-eight (28) days after Saturday 4 March 2023 and shall continue for a maximum of three (3) months from the date of commencement.
It is the intention of Council that authorised persons will inspect all properties in each declared sewer area during the program period. A copy of the program is open for inspection and available for purchase at Townsville City Council, Customer Service Centre, 143 Walker Street. The cost to purchase a copy of the program is $10.
For more information about sewer smoke testing, visit Common Wastewater Questions.
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.
Council has now completed the majority of piling works and is taking steps toward installation of the first sections of new decking. To enable these works, Council will be undertaking rock replacement works to strengthen the seawall. These works will take up to two weeks to complete, weather and construction conditions permitting. Residents and businesses in close proximity to the site may experience increased noise during this period.
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 mid-June 2023.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Hazard reduction burns
Council is committed to ensuring the safety of our community, with a dedicated Emergency Management team planning for natural hazards and undertaking strategic measures to mitigate the associated risks.
Council conducts hazard reduction burns during the dry season each year as part of Council’s Bushfire Management Plan, to prevent the spread of bushfire and protect lives, property, and infrastructure. These controlled burns reduce the build-up of flammable fuel loads such as leaf litter, grasses, and shrubs.
Please check back for updates to the controlled burn schedule as the year progresses.
2023 Controlled Burns
Council’s 2023 hazard reduction burn program will commence on 9 May, conducted in partnership with various organisations, depending on the burn location, including:
- Queensland Fire and Emergency Services
- Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service
- Department of Resources
- Department of Defence
All hazard reduction burns will be carried out subject to weather conditions.
Residents with medical conditions who may be affected by smoke from grass fires should take precautions.
Planned hazard reduction burns*
* The exact date of each controlled burn will be released on Council’s online platforms at least 24 hours in advance.
| Location | Proposed Burn Date |
|---|---|
Castle Hill
| 16 & 17 May |
Mount Stuart - Update Thursday 25 May
| 23 May |
Jezzine Barracks, 38-52 Howitt Street, North Ward
| 25 May |
Page Road Reserve Hervey Range
| 6 June |
Upper Sleeper Log Creek Nature Reserve | TBA |
Mt Louisa
| 13 June |
Black River Reserve, 12 Parkway Place
| Late June |
Oak Valley Nature Reserve
| TBA |
Kerb and channel
Did you know Townsville City Council maintains more than 2,086km of kerb and channel throughout our region?
Our kerb and channel (gutters) is an essential part of our city infrastructure, which is why Council continues to prioritise their renewal.
Lynd Street, Mundingburra
The Lynd Street Kerb and Channel works between the boundaries of 1 and 11 Lynd Street including 48 and 50 O’Reilly Street are scheduled to commence on Tuesday, 13 June 2023 and are expected to take five (5) weeks to complete (weather and conditions permitting).
Works will 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.
Leichhardt Street, North Ward
The Leichhardt Street kerb and channel works are scheduled to commence Monday 19 June 2023 and are expected to take four (4) weeks to complete (weather and project conditions permitting).
Works will 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.
Alexandra Street, North Ward
Council plans to renew the kerb and channel along Alexandra Street positioned between the residential properties of number 8 Alexandra Street through to number 14 Alexandra Street as indicated via the red line in the document below.
Council regularly inspects kerb and channels throughout our city and prioritises renewal works based on the condition of these assets.
Delivering this project will lead to substantial cost savings for Council’s annual road pavement maintenance program and improve stormwater drainage within the street.
The Alexandra Street kerb and channel renewal works are scheduled to commence Friday 9 June 2023 and are expected to take four (4) weeks to complete (weather and project conditions permitting).
Works will 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.
Parks and playgrounds
Council regularly renews its parks and playgrounds to contribute to the health and wellbeing of the city by improving recreational opportunities, promoting play-based child development and improving accessibility to play spaces.
Lou Litster Park, Hermit Park
Townsville City Council will be stabilising the surface of Lou Litster Park from Monday 5 June to Tuesday 6 June 2023 inclusive as highlighted within the green shaded zone in the document below, adjacent to Brodie Street with the resultant aim in reducing the volume of dust generated by the wind.
The works will include:
- excavation and machinery operations
- noise, flashing lights and dust.
The public use of the adjacent sealed areas will be retained throughout the works for parking.
Normal work hours are 6:30am to 6pm Monday to Tuesday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.
Wulguru Park, Wulguru - Irrigation Renewal
The underground irrigation system within the Wulguru Park open space environment has been identified for renewal. Council works involve a replacement to the current irrigation network with a more efficient system that will reduce water consumption while improving operations and ongoing maintenance.
The Wulguru Park new irrigation system will be installed within the boundaries of Edison Street, Pasteur Street and Marconi Street as indicated in the document below.
Irrigation works are scheduled to commence on Monday 8 May 2023 and are expected to take four (4) weeks to complete (weather and project conditions permitting).
Works may involve:
- sections of the park/playground area closed
- hydro excavation trucks, directional drillers and diggers operating
- safety fencing / barricading
- noise, flashing lights and dust.
Council has appointed a local contractor to carry out these works.
Normal work hours are 6am to 6pm Monday to Saturday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.
- Works Notification - Wulguru Park Irrigation Renewal (PDF, 340.5 KB)
Pathway works
Our footpaths are a vital part of our city which is why Council continues to prioritise their maintenance and construction.
These works will ensure Townsville's commuter network continues to deliver a high quality experience for users.
Darter Street, Oonoonba
Townsville City Council is committed to providing and maintaining over $5.4B worth of community assets consisting of water and wastewater networks, bridges, drainage, roads, waste management, community facilities, sporting venues and more throughout our city. Through this commitment Council is conducting the following pathways works:
Our pathway system is vital to ensuring our city’s commuter network delivers a quality experience to all users. New pathways are built to link our city’s infrastructure and support our community’s connectivity needs.
The Darter Street pathway works outside 7 Darter Street and within the boundaries of 21 to 29 Darter Street are scheduled to commence on Monday, 5 June 2023 and are expected to take one (1 week) to complete (weather and conditions permitting).
Vehicles cannot be parked on the street while the works are occurring. Please organise for your vehicle to be parked off the street or alternate streets during the work.
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 - Pathway works - Darter Street, Oonoonba (PDF, 836.3 KB)
Resurfacing
Did you know that Townsville City Council maintains more than 1,771km of roads throughout the region?
Our roads are one of our most critical assets, which is why Council continues to prioritise their maintenance.
Somerset Street, Horseshoe Bay
The Somerset Street asphalt works within the boundaries of 2-33 Somerset Street including 16-18 Somerset Court and the Nautilus Street and Somerset Street intersection are scheduled to commence on Monday, 12 June 2023 and are expected to take six (6) days to complete (weather and conditions permitting).
Vehicles cannot be parked on the street while the works are occurring. Please organise for your vehicle to be parked off the street or alternate streets during the work.
Works may involve:
- Traffic control and temporary road closures
- Safety fencing for pedestrian and vehicles
- Excavations in the road and adjacent footpath
- Large construction machinery, 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.
Yolanda Drive, Annandale
The Yolanda Drive asphalt works within the boundaries of Cyprus Drive and Annandale State School are scheduled to commence on Tuesday 27 June 2023 and are expected to take four (4) days to complete (weather and conditions permitting).
Vehicles cannot be parked on the street while the works are occurring. Please organise for your vehicle to be parked off the street or alternate streets during the work.
Works may involve:
- traffic control and temporary road closures
- safety fencing for pedestrian and vehicles
- excavations in the road and adjacent footpath
- large construction machinery, 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.
Gregory Street, North Ward
The Gregory Street Road Resurfacing project is scheduled to commence Monday 5 June 2023 and is expected to take five (5) weeks (weather and project conditions permitting).
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 Saturday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.
- Work Notification - Resurfacing - Gregory Street, North Ward (PDF, 350.8 KB)
Roadworks
Did you know that Townsville City Council maintains more than 1,771km of roads throughout the region?
Our roads are one of our most critical assets, which is why Council continues to prioritise their maintenance.
Ingham Road, Garbutt
The Ingham Road road works will be conducted within the intersection boundaries of Crowder Street and Langton Street are scheduled to commence on Tuesday 13 June 2023 and are expected to take six (6) days to complete (weather and project conditions permitting).
Works may involve:
- traffic management including traffic control and temporary road closures
- flashing lights and noise
On your bin collection day, please ensure your bins are out by 6am to be collected.
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 - Ingham Road, Garbutt (PDF, 747.5 KB)
Pacific Drive, Horseshoe Bay
Council is conducting routine Road Works on Pacific Drive, Horseshoe Bay with works scheduled to commence on Monday 5 June 2023.
Council advises that due to the nature of these works, vehicle access may not be available for short periods between the hours of 6am through to 4pm during these works.
If you need to arrange access during this time, please speak to one of the on-site construction crew members to arrange.
Works may involve:
- temporary restrictions to on-street parking and street access
- machinery operating on the road
- noise, flashing lights and dust.
Normal work hours are 6am to 4pm Monday to Friday and 7am to 2pm on Saturday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.
- Works Notification - Roadworks - Pacific Drive, Horseshoe Bay (PDF, 632.8 KB)
Woolcock Street Service Road, Currajong
The Woolcock Street Service Road road works within the boundaries of Attlee Street and Woolcock Street are scheduled to commence on Tuesday 6 June 2023 and are expected to take eight (8) 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.
Yale Close, Douglas
Road overlays and/or pavement renewals are applied to roads when their existing seal and paver integrity has reached the end of its optimum life.
Works will involve the complete removal of the old, damaged road base pavers and the installation of new like-for-like, environmentally sustainable road pavers that will provide protection from the elements and provide a safe road corridor for commuters to enjoy.
The Yale Close pavement works are scheduled to commence on Thursday 1 June 2023 and is expected to take approximately one (1) week to complete (weather and project conditions permitting).
Vehicles cannot be parked on the street while the works are occurring. Please organize for your vehicle to be parked off the street or alternative streets during the work. Vehicles will be allowed to return to the street as soon as it is safe to do so. Vehicles will not be required to remain off the street overnight.
Works may involve:
- traffic control and temporary road closures
- safety fencing / barricading
- excavations in the road
- large construction machinery, noise and flashing lights.
On your bin collection day please ensure your bins are out by 6am to be collected.
Normal work hours including pier closure are from 6am to 4pm Monday to Friday and 6am – 2pm on Saturday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.
- Works Notification - Roadworks - Yale Close, Douglas (PDF, 240.5 KB)
Geaney Lane, Deeragun
Council continues the rollout of LRCI Program projects across the city and as a part of this program; your suburb of Deeragun will receive the Geaney Lane – Roadworks renewal program.
This Road work project will include road treatments. These works prolong the life of the infrastructure and improve road safety.
| UPDATE: The Geaney Lane road works will be conducted within the boundaries of the Bruce Highway overpass through to the Stoney Creek Bridge. These works are scheduled to commence on Thursday 8 June 2023 and are expected to take five (5) 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 will involve:
- traffic control and temporary road closures
- safety fencing for pedestrian and vehicles
- excavations in the road and adjacent verge
- 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 - Roadworks - Geaney Lane, Deeragun (PDF, 1.9 MB)
Westlands Court, Mundingburra
The Westlands Court roadworks are scheduled to commence on Wednesday 24 May 2023 and are expected to take five (5) 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 - Westlands Court, Mundingburra (PDF, 592.9 KB)
Queens Road, Hermit Park
Queens Road works within the boundaries of 86-98 Queens Road are scheduled to commence on Monday 22 May 2023 and are expected to take five (5) 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.
Leichhardt Street, North Ward
The Leichhardt Street Road works within the boundaries of Denham Street and Panorama Court are scheduled to commence on Thursday 18 May 2023 and are expected to take 21 days 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.
Blackwood Street, Townsville City
Council is undertaking construction works on Blackwood Street within the boundaries of Sturt Street through to Flinders Street. Works commenced on Monday 27 March 2023 and are expected to be completed in early June 2023 (weather and project conditions permitting).
The works require a lane closure on the Eastern side of Blackwood Street and traffic management for the duration of the works.
Additional closures will occur from 11-19 April 2023, involving:
- closure of both lanes on Eastern side of Blackwood Street between Flinders and Sturt Street intersections
- partial single lane closure on Blackwood Street between Sturt and Walker Street intersections
- detours and traffic management.
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.
Meenan Street, Garbutt
The Meenan Street road works within the boundaries of Halifax Street and Sunderland Street are scheduled to commence on Wednesday 3 May 2023 and are expected to take eleven (11) 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 and detours
- 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 - Meenan Street, Garbutt (PDF, 592.0 KB)
Dearness Street/Peel Street Intersection, Garbutt
The Dearness Street/Peel Street intersection road works are scheduled to commence on Wednesday 26 April 2023 and are expected to take six (6) 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 before 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.
Jones Road - Woodstock
Townsville City Council is pleased to advise construction on the access road, No-Name Road as part of enabling transport infrastructure works for the Lansdown Eco-Industrial Precinct is progressing well.
The next phase of construction will include road pavement installation and will require transportation of materials from the nearby quarry.
As such from the week beginning Tuesday 11 April 2023, residents in close proximity to the worksite may experience an increase in temporary impacts including:
- construction vehicle movements and frequency
- construction-related noise
- temporary lane closures and traffic control to direct motorists through the Jones Road worksite.
Works are expected to take up to three (3) weeks to complete and will be undertaken Monday to Saturday between the hours of 6:30am and 6pm, weather permitting.
- Works Notification - Roadworks - Jones Road - Woodstock (PDF, 144.6 KB)
Fletcher Street, Townsville City
Council is undertaking reconstruction of Fletcher Street, including all kerb and channel, access ramps, stormwater systems, median islands, driveway crossovers, footpaths, existing road surfacing, safety signage and line marking.
The works will commence from Tuesday 7 March 2023 and are expected to take twelve (12) weeks to complete, weather and conditions permitting. The works involve the following closures on Fletcher Street, between the Sturt Street and Flinders Street intersections:
Parking closures from 7 March to 19 June 2023:
- 21 parking bays on the West side of Fletcher Street from 7 March – 19 April
- 18 parking bays on the East side of Fletcher Street from 4 May – 19 June
Full road closure from Tuesday 20 June to Monday 3 July 2023.
Council endeavours to maintain 50% of street parking for the duration of works, excluding the period from 20 June to 3 July when the entire section of Fletcher Street between the Sturt Street and Flinders Street intersections is to be sealed.
Normal work hours are 6am to 4pm Monday to Friday and 6am to 2pm Saturday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.
- Works Notification - Fletcher Street, Townsville City (PDF, 592.5 KB)
Streetscapes
Council has commenced the rollout of Works for Queensland (W4Q) projects across the city and as a part of the program; streetscape enhancement projects will commence for the following areas.
Please check back later for updates.
Trees
Townsville City Council recognises the value and important role of trees in the urban landscape. In managing the City’s Public Tree Network, Council must balance various risks against the social, economic, and environmental benefits public trees can provide.
Please check back later for updates.
Water mains
Council is conducting works on an essential underground Water Main pipeline that transports water through the Mundingburra area and surrounding catchment zones.
Riverway Drive, Kelso
Council is constructing 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 pipeline will further enhance Townsville’s water security.
The pipeline will cross Ross River near the dam, run parallel to the river through the Mount Stuart Training Area before connecting to the Douglas Water Treatment Plant.
New activity – Relocation of Temporary (Recreational Vehicle) RV waste disposal point
The current RV waste disposal point at the Ross River Dam Park will be closed for several months during excavation works around the Ross River Booster Pump Station.
During this period a temporary installation will be made available approximately 400 metres away on Riverway Drive. See the diagram in the document below for the temporary dump point location.
Traffic control measure will be in place at this new location during the temporary works.
The approximate period the Temporary Waste Disposal Point will be in use is late May – early September 2023.
Signage will be in place in the vicinity of the waste disposal point to inform users of the availability of the waste disposal point.
Dean Street, South Townsville
Council is preparing to construct a new water main pipe that is positioned under the existing footpath along Dean Street between the street boundaries of Palmer Street and Morey Street as indicated via the red outline in the document below.
As the existing water main is nearing the end of its practical life, these works are required to ensure all properties, commercial and industrial businesses within the South Townsville area including the Queensland Country Bank Stadium continue to receive an efficient operational water service.
Council will maintain water supply to the residential and commercial properties along the water main route throughout construction activities. Traffic and pedestrian access along Dean, Palmer and Morey Streets will also be maintained.
The Dean Street Water Main renewal project is scheduled to commence Wednesday 10 May 2023 and is expected to take four (4) months to complete (weather and project conditions permitting).
Works may involve:
- excavation and machinery operations
- closure of the footpath and some on-street parking bays
- safety fencing installed for pedestrian and vehicles
- noise, flashing lights, ground vibrations and dust.
On completion of the water main installation, and with the support of the Australian Government’s Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Program, works will continue with the construction of a new connectivity pathway to complete this important renewal project.
Council has appointed NQ Pipe and Civil Pty Ltd to undertake these important works.
Normal work hours are 6pm to 6am Monday to Saturday. In exceptional cases, work may be required outside these hours.
- Works Notification - Water Mains - Dean Street, South Townsville (PDF, 423.0 KB)
Ingham Road, West End
Townsville’s water network consists of reticulation pipelines, pump stations and major trunk lines that work together to perform an essential infrastructure process that ensures all properties, commercial and industrial businesses receive an efficient operational water service.
Works will involve the delivery of a new underground water main, and associated infrastructure constructed throughout the suburban catchment zone of West End that will significantly provide a sustainable water connection through to all businesses and residential properties within the catchment zone.
The Ingham Road Water Main Replacement construction project is scheduled to commence on Friday 31 March 2023 and is expected to take seven (7) months to complete (weather and project conditions permitting).
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.
Please refer to the document below regarding anticipated construction alignment within your area.
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 - Ingham Road, West End (PDF, 409.9 KB)
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