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Goodna

1 decisions1 topicsUpdated 19 May 2026

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Issue Projects and capital works Issue Budget, rates and governance Issue Community services and facilities Project Objective Corporation Limited

Mentions

  • Location of Marie Street embankment stabilisation works with increased expenditure.
  • Confirms major extra spend on embankment stabilisation works after unplanned impacts, including Tropical Cyclone Alfred.
  • Shows pressure on capital works budgets and recovery-related repair costs in Goodna.
  • Additional council expenditure on Goodna stabilisation works was formally noted after storm-related impacts.

Decisions

Ipswich City Council · 19 May 2026

Marie Street, Goodna bank stabilisation - increased expenditure noted

Council noted that Contract 5326 exceeded its approved contingency, with total contingency expenditure reaching $1,098,225.39 ex GST and a total contract value of $2,243,108.89 ex GST; the CEO was also delegated authority for contractual action.

Confirms major extra spend on embankment stabilisation works after unplanned impacts, including Tropical Cyclone Alfred.

Topics

Ipswich City Council · 19 May 2026

Cost overruns on Goodna embankment works

Council recorded that the Marie Street stabilisation contract significantly exceeded contingency due to unplanned works and delays linked to Tropical Cyclone Alfred.

Shows pressure on capital works budgets and recovery-related repair costs in Goodna.

Meetings

Ipswich City Council · 19 May 2026

Finance and Governance Committee - 19 May 2026 10 minutes after the conclusion of the Infrastructure, Planning and Assets Committee or such later time as determined by the preceding committee

The committee backed several governance and procurement items, including easements for Urban Utilities works in Basin Pocket and Rosewood, approval of higher project costs for Marie Street, Goodna bank stabilisation works, and adoption of the 2026-27 fees and charges schedule.