Location: | Peachey Street, Toowoomba, Queensland |
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Client: | Toowoomba Regional Council |
Status: | Completed December, 2013 |
Value: | $6 Million |
Capability: | Civil |
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Sector: | Utilities |
Service: | Bulk Earthworks, Concrete |
As part of the Toowoomba Regional Council’s (TRC) Gowrie Creek Catchment Management Strategy, a series of flood mitigation works were conducted around the city. These included the construction of a number of detention basins and improvements to both West and East Creeks, upstream of the CBD. The Clewley Park project involved the complete upgrade of a major detention basin and works to existing park facilities. The scope included 5,000m³ of cut and fill works, the removal of 10,000m² of damaged bluestone waterway walls and the construction of two pedestrian bridges. These works were designed to help manage the flow of water and erosion from West Creek, into Gowrie Creek; protecting homes and businesses in central Toowoomba from flood events.