Martinvale Lane was severely impacted in March East Coast Low and subsequent rain events.
- Public access
Open
No restrictions
- Where
Martinvale Lane, Jaspers Brush 2535
- Project StatusCompleted
- Last reviewed
28 July 2023
The latest
28/07/2023 - Works to extend the concrete causeway, carry out creek bank stabilisation works and remove built up material within the creek affecting the function of the existing causeway is now complete.
About the works
21/07/2023 - Causeway upgrade repair works are nearing completion. Site inspections will be taking place to ensure outstanding works are completed and that the project is finished to Council's standards.
07/06/2023 - Works are currently being carried out to extend the existing causeway, carry out creek realignment and embankment protection. Works are scheduled for completion mid-July 2023.
25/05/2023 - Works are continuing to be carried out to extend the existing causeway, carry out creek realignment and embankment protection. Works are still scheduled for completion mid July 2023.
16/05/2023 - Works are currently being carried out to extend the existing causeway, carry out creek realignment and embankment protection. Works are scheduled for completion mid July 2023.
20/04/2023 A contractor has been engaged to carry out works to extend the existing causeway, carry out creek realignment and embankment protection. Works are scheduled to commence 26/04/2023.
13/04/2023 A contractor has been engaged to carry out works to extend the existing causeway, carry out creek realignment and embankment protection. Works are expected to start early May 2023.
23/03/2023 - Tenders are currently being evaluated for works to extend the existing causeway and carry out creek realignment and embankment protection.
02/02/2023 - Works to extend the existing causeway and carry out creek realignment and embankment protection works are expected to be tendered in early February 2023.
21/02/2023 - Works are proposed to be carried out to extend the existing concrete causeway, provide bank protection within the creek to minimise further erosion, and remove a large mound of accumulated material in the creek that is affecting the function of the causeway.
