Woombye streetscape construction set to begin

Image shows the Construction Areas planned for works to be carried out from October to December 2022 (weather permitting).

Woombye is about to get its much-anticipated facelift with streetscape improvement work set to begin in Blackall Street around the Hall.

Council will deliver the work as part of its Streetscape Capital Works Program. The first stage of work is scheduled for October to December this year.

Artists impressions of the finished works.

Div 5 Cr Winston Johnston said during the past two years Councils Placemaking Team had consulted widely with the Woombye community regarding the streetscape makeover of Blackall Street. 

“Special thanks must go to the Woombye Community and Business Association for their fantastic assistance in finalising plans. We now approach the exciting stage where construction commences in October and the planned vision becomes reality.

“Hopefully everyone will be patient whilst works are carried out, especially when the new pedestrian crossings are installed.”

In November 2020, Council engaged with the Woombye community to gather feedback regarding Blackall Street and what can be improved.

The overall plan includes several area of work.

WCBA Vice-President Grant Palethorpe said he looked forward to construction beginning. 

“The design will provide additional public space in front of the School of Arts and improve connectivity down to the pub,” he said. 

“The WCBA is excited the Woombye Heritage Trail will be created as part of these works. 

“Council should be commended for their efforts engaging with the community during this process.”

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