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Wardell
Mentions
- Draft overland flood study and community consultation.
- Potential pedestrian-access improvements are being considered through transport planning.
- Location of the boardwalk and foreshore upgrade.
- Residents may review proposed flood mapping and provide feedback that could influence future flood-management measures and information available to property owners.
- These projects affect flood resilience, roads, public facilities, wastewater operations and council-service safety.
- The planning process may identify safer walking access for caravan-park visitors, residents and pedestrians.
Decisions
Alstonville and Wardell flood studies released for public comment
Council endorsed public exhibition of draft overland flood studies and mapping for Alstonville and Wardell. The studies will return to Council after exhibition, with submissions summarised. Council also resolved to include flood-portal training and hold separate information sessions, including consultation with Jali LALC and Cabbage Tree Island residents.
Residents may review proposed flood mapping and provide feedback that could influence future flood-management measures and information available to property owners.
Major infrastructure contracts approved
Contracts were awarded for the Wardell Boardwalk and Foreshore Upgrade ($685,350 excluding GST), Ballina Wastewater Treatment Plant solar PV system ($897,294), Tamarind Drive and Marom Creek Road landslip works ($844,923.51), Ross Lane flood resilience works ($3,191,291) and fire protection services.
These projects affect flood resilience, roads, public facilities, wastewater operations and council-service safety.
Topics
Pedestrian access between Sandalwood Caravan & Leisure Park and Wardell
Wardell Progress Association raised safety concerns about visitors walking along Pimlico Road into Wardell township. Council is reviewing its Pedestrian Access and Mobility Plan and developing a new Active Transport Plan.
The planning process may identify safer walking access for caravan-park visitors, residents and pedestrians.