Work in Progress

Black Mountain Road:

In early September, the soil nail crew moved onto the installation of almost 70 anchor-like structures upslope, which is to further support the concrete structure.

The site continues to be highly constrained with piling rigs, cranes, soil nail rig, concrete trucks and general earthmoving equipment. For this reason, site access cannot be permitted for nonconstruction traffic, including during the Christmas shutdown period.

For the latest information please see Project News.or the Black Mountain Road page.

The reconstruction work near 269 Schreibers Road to replace the existing 
culverts with a single-span bridge is being delivered in two stages. 

It is anticipated Stage 1 works will be completed by the end of 2024, weather 
permitting. Work on Stage 2 will start in early 2025. 

The section of Schreibers Road near number 269 must be closed for the duration 
of construction. The detour will remain in place and motorists should follow signage 
and drive to the changed traffic conditions. 

For the latest information please see Project News or the Disaster Recovery page.

Contractors will soon commence pond surface works at the Hinterland Adventure Playground in Marara St, Cooroy.

Work is scheduled to commence on 24 February 2025 with completion expected
by 7 March 2025, subject to weather and construction conditions.
The work will be undertaken during the day between the hours of 6.30am and
6.30pm.

The water play area will be shut for the duration of the works. The remainder of
the park including the playground will remain open throughout the works.

• Project news

Designs and tender documentation are being prepared to reconstruct the road edge on the single-lane section of Musa Vale Road, Cooroy. This section of road was damaged during a landslip caused by the major flooding event in February/March 2022.

The next steps of the project include:

• design revision
• design concept submission for QRA funding approval
• final design development
• invitation to tender
• reconstruction of road asset.

For further information please visit the Disaster Recovery 2022 Floods page

• Project news - March 2024 [293KB]
• Project news [379KB]

Council will soon commence clearance works at the gross pollution traps at Little Cove Beach, along with the removal of noxious vegetation. 

• Works Notice [289 KB]

Council trialing a prototype sand break seat designed to help reduce the amount of sand accumulating on the boardwalk while also providing a comfortable spot to sit and take in the beautiful views of Noosa Main Beach.

We welcome community feedback on this initiative as we continue to explore ways to improve our shared spaces.

 Community Notice [131 KB]

Trial Parking & Streetscape Changes Between Noosa Parade and Hastings Street

• Works Notice [717 KB]

Contractors will soon commence drainage works. The work will be undertaken during the day between 6.30am and 6.30pm.

• Works Notice [135 KB]

Contractors will soon commence kerb & channel works on James Street, Noosaville. The contractor will advise residents if their driveways will be affected.

• Works Notice [216 KB]

Contractors will soon commence drainage manhole repair works on Oriole Av to repair sinkholes.

The work will be undertaken during the day between 6.30am and 6.30pm.

• Works Notice [238 KB]

Contractors will soon commence road resurfacing work on David Low Way, Peregian Beach.

The work will be undertaken at night between 6.30pm and 6.30am.

• Works Notice [232 KB]

Contractors will soon commence work on replacing the existing retaining wall along David Low Way in Sunrise Beach. 

Situated adjacent to 56 David Low Way and about 200 metres south of the Orealla Crescent Bridge, the aging timber retaining wall has reached the end of its service life and will be upgraded to a durable concrete structure.

The work will be undertaken during the day between 7.00am and 6.00pm.

• Project News [178 KB]
• Frequently Asked Questions [145 KB]

The Ed Webb Park upgrade is bringing new life and enhanced safety to Sunshine Beach, a favourite destination for locals and visitors alike. The project is thoughtfully designed to improve accessibility, community infrastructure and landscaping. Additionally, erosion control and stormwater management will be enhanced to strengthen the park’s resilience against natural elements, helping preserve the beauty and functionality of the park for years to come. 

Due to funding constraints, the Ed Webb Park upgrade will be delivered across three stages. 
• Stage 1: Completed July 2024. This phase enhanced the Belmore Terrace pathway and 
boardwalk, creating safer pedestrian access and improved connectivity. 
• Stage 2: Scheduled March/April 2025, this phase will focus on upgrades to infrastrucuture and improving errosion controls.  
• Stage 3: Future works aimed at further enhancing park amenities and public spaces, 
when funding becomes available.

• Project news [93KB]

Noosa Council is pleased to advise FKG Civil Pty Ltd has now completed reconstruction works, with the road now restored to normal operation.

See the Project News [1.03 MB] for all the latest information.

For further information please visit the Disaster Recovery 2022 Floods page

Contractors will soon commence geotechnical testing and inspection work on 
the Doonella Lake Bridge in Tewantin. These investigations will assess soil conditions and 
help determine the necessary treatments and repairs for the northern and southern bridge 
approaches as part of the future bridge upgrade project.

The work will be undertaken during the night between 7.00pm and 4.00am.

• Project News [68 KB]

Contractors have started work to undertake flood reconstruction on nine sites from 376 to 516 Upper Pinbarren Creek Road. These works will help provide long-term stabilisation of the road. 

Construction will generally be completed between Monday and Saturday, 6.30am6.30pm.

• Project news [342 KB]