Project Summary
Bass Coast Shire Council has appointed Super Paving (Vic) Pty Ltdto undertake the construction of the new footpath stretching between Cashin Street and Ocean View Court along Toorak Road/Venus Street, Inverloch. Construction is scheduled to commence in February 2025 and scheduled for completion in May 2025, subject to favourable weather, contractor and supplier availability.
Thank you for your patience during the construction period. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions prior to or during the project.
About the Project:
- The new pathway project is a direct response
to community’s demand. Walking has been identified as the most popular
activity in the Shire, as highlighted in the Council’s Tracks and Trails
Strategy 2022, the Active Bass Coast Strategy 2018-28, and the 2021-25
Council Plan engagement.
- This project aims to significantly improve
safety and accessibility for all path users, enhancing connectivity and
enabling pedestrians to travel safely from the western side of Inverloch
to the foreshore and the town activity centre.
- Construction of new concrete 1.5 metre
footpath linking the existing concrete footpaths on Toorak Road.
- Construction of 2 new pedestrian refuge
islands at Cashin Street-Toorak Road and Abbott Street-Toorak Road
intersections.
- Modification of services/pit and associated
infrastructure along the path alignment (as required)
The total project cost is $270,000 which is fully funded by Council.
- Two trees located at No. 11 and No. 17 Toorak
Road are set to be removed. We've already notified the abutting landowners
and obtained the necessary planning permit for this process. Additionally,
we've secured vegetation offsets to compensate for the removal. Looking
ahead, Stage 2 of the project will include some street tree planting,
which is scheduled to take place in winter 2025. This will not only help
in maintaining the greenery but also enhance the overall aesthetics of the
area.
- Some existing concrete driveways will be
replaced with plain reinforced concrete. This will be done at no cost to
the property owner. The replacement is necessary to ensure the correct
cross fall and to match the new levels required for the pathway.
- Access to your property will be restricted for
a four-day period after the concrete is poured. This is to allow the
concrete to set properly before any vehicles can use the driveway. Our
contractor will notify you in advance of any works that will affect access
to your property.
- Throughout the duration of the works, appropriate traffic and pedestrian control measures will be in place, including reduced speed limits to ensure safety. Rest assured that local residents and emergency services will always have access during the construction period.
Stage 2 Alignment
