Construction worker on the rooftop of a house under construction.

Construction works

Pending approvals, we anticipate construction will start in early 2025 and take about 18 months.

Construction includes:

  • appointing the principal contractor
  • ground and foundation works
  • external road upgrade works
  • concrete and structural works
  • installing roofing
  • internal fit-out works
  • installing services
  • landscaping works.

Managing construction impacts

Construction is inherently noisy and construction sites can get dusty. Some measures to minimise impacts on the surrounding area include:

  • spraying water to suppress dust, and halting work in high winds if there is a risk of uncontrolled dust
  • installing fencing with mesh barriers to reduce the spread of dust and stop local wildlife from accessing work areas
  • establishing tree protection zones
  • installing signage to safely guide pedestrians and cyclists
  • maintaining consistent hours of work. Pending approval, we propose to work:
    • Monday to Friday, 7am – 5pm
    • Saturday hours as approved by Council.

We will notify neighbours if we need to work extra hours (with Council approval).

A site manager will be on duty during construction hours and their contact details will be on site signage.

Measures to minimise impacts on local traffic and parking include:

  • ensuring all construction vehicles, including all contractors and subcontractors, park on site and avoid occupying street parking
  • instructing truck drivers against idling on local roads
  • directing vehicles to enter and exit the site in a forward direction to prevent blocking traffic
  • traffic control to guide construction vehicles when entering and exiting the site, and keep pedestrians, cyclists and other road users safe
  • distributing truck movements during the day to avoid peak hour traffic.

A Construction Traffic Management Plan will be in place before construction begins to detail traffic management.