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2020-21 National Flood Mitigation Infrastructure Program

State/ Funding Description from applications as provided by jurisdictions

Project title Project Cost
Territory requested

Cessnock levee (bund • This project involves construction of a bund wall (levee) on the east of
NSW $5,340,000 $2,440,000
wall) South Cessnock on a flat land overlying a former underground coalmine.

• This project involves construction of a levee along the northern side of

Yoogali McCormack McCormack Road and raising Burley Griffin Way between McCormack
NSW road levee and culvert $1,560,000 $1,040,000 Road and Griffith Yanco Railway Line as a levee.
upgrades • This will provide one per cent annual exceedance probability flood immunity
to Yoogali.

• The project involves undertaking structural and rock protection work to

stabilise the newly upgraded levee that protects Hillston. The project will
maintain the benefits provided by the existing levee.
Hillston riverbank
NSW $1,020,000 $1,020,000 • The Hillston riverbank stabilisation feasibility study identified severe
stabilisation works
instabilities in the riverbank underlying the newly upgraded levee. It
recommended that structural works be implemented to reinforce two
potentially problematic areas.

Fairfield Golf Course • Dam Safety NSW has declared Fairfield Golf Course detention basin as a
NSW detention basin upgrade $2,880,000 $1,920,000 'high flood consequence category', which carries the highest risk of the
– construction eight declared detention basins within the Fairfield local government area.

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 • This project will upgrade the existing detention basin to increase the basin
capacity.

• The project involves levee construction on the south of Holbrook to divert

NSW Holbrook levee $4,580,000 $4,580,000 floodwater and eliminate future flood damage to properties and businesses
in the town in the design event.

• The project involves construction of a levee and raising Kidman Way to

Hanwood stormwater
NSW $1,860,000 $1,240,000 prevent water from flowing back from drains. Flooding of Hanwood village is
pump and levee
mainly due to the backwater effect flow from the main drain.

Bellambi Gully channel • The project involves improving the existing channel alignment, culvert
NSW $3,220,000 $2,150,000
improvement reconfiguration and piping some flood flow directly to the lagoon.

• The project involves constructing a new detention basin as part of the flood
mitigation works proposed for Newsports Creek floodplain.
North Boambee Valley
NSW $4,360,000 $2,910,000 • This work will help reduce flood losses, improve access to the Coffs
detention basin
Harbour Health Campus (Coffs Harbour Base Hospital and the local
ambulance centre) and reduce flooding of the Pacific Highway.

• The project involves construction of a levee consisting of two main

segments covering about 1.7 Km. The key feature of the project is a
concrete floodwall, which will protect against all floods on record.
QLD Bundaberg Levee $85,000,000 $42,500,000
• This would be complemented by flood gates and a pump station across
Bundaberg Creek that would be closed in the event of an emerging flood
event in order to protect assets behind the levee.

• This project involves the roll-out of new and upgraded infrastructure to

improve flood warning services to communities and emergency services
across the south and south-west of Queensland, as well as LGAs in the
northern part of the State that were not covered under the Flood Warning
Flood Warning Infrastructure Project (2019 DRFA Cat D package).
QLD $14,090,759 $14,090,759
Infrastructure Network
• This will ensure an effective and statewide Queensland Flood Warning
Infrastructure Network (FWIN) that complies with best practice and is key to
delivering a Total Flood Warning System. The number of new assets for this
project is estimated at 228.

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 • This project involves construction of a bridge along Dutton Street Ingham to
Dutton Street Bridge link the north and south of the town in flood events of up to a 1 in 50 year
QLD (Palm Creek Crossing), $8,834,263.20 $8,834,263.20 flood event. This critical link will ensure that the entire township is
Ingham accessible by fire, police and ambulance services, and that hospital
facilities remain accessible to the public in the event of a flood.

Perth Street (Lake • This project involves demolishing and remove the existing 60-year-old
QLD Annand) culverts, $2,792,768 $2,792,768 culvert and replace this with a new reinforced concrete box culvert structure
Toowoomba and related infrastructure, including a small weir to reinstate Lake Annand.

• This project involves replacing damaged infrastructure with reinforced

Callendar Park concrete box culverts and reinstate impacted assets. This culvert forms the
QLD $2,693,190.40 $2,693,190.40
Stormwater, Innisfail outlet for the stormwater catchment consisting of the majority of Innisfail
CBD and surrounds west of the Johnstone River.

• This project involves widening a 220-metre section of Copp Road, Pritchard

Road and Smerdon Road while improving the road geometry and
intersection configuration.
Southside Transport
QLD Flood Detour Route $821,705.84 $821,705.84 • During times of flood, Copp Road, Pritchard Road and Smerdon Road
Upgrade, Gympie become a vital transport link connecting Southside with Gympie when
Exhibition Road and Power Road are cut by flooding of the Mary River. It
provides a flood route between Gympie city and the growing Southside area
pending flood related closure of Normanby Bridge.

• This project involves replacement and repair of four floodways located on

Adavale Black Road. It is a Local Road of Regional Significance which
Adavale Black Road,
QLD $170,000 $170,000 serves as a vital link connecting to Blackall-Tambo Shire. This will ensure
Quilpie
that the route remains accessible for emergency services, tourists, students
and livestock during times of heavy rain and flooding.

• This project involves construction of a new section of the Pioneer River

Pioneer River (Fursden
QLD $10,114,107.84 $10,114,107.84 Levee and improvement to an existing section of the levee at the Valetta
Creek) Levee, Mackay
Gardens/Rivers Edge reach.

• This project involves removing the existing floodway and install a new
Armstrong Creek
concrete base slab and box culverts through Armstrong Creek on
QLD Causeway, Normanton $793,339.49 $793,339.49
Normanton - Burketown Road. This will raise the creek crossing to improve
to Burketown
flood resilience.

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 • This project involves replacement of an existing low level floodway with a
new concrete bridge with raised deck height to increase flood immunity.
Price Creek Bridge,
QLD $2,781,966.40 $2,781,966.40 • This bridge provides the only access to the Illinbah community off Illinbah,
Illinbah
Tabletop, Gray, Rowe and Price Creek Roads (73 properties with a mix of
residential and business).

• Construct a causeway (three culverts with a concrete slab) over Six Mile
Up River Road
QLD $457,264.55 $457,264.55 Creek to allow better all-weather access to the Bowen Water Treatment
Causeway, Bowen
Plant.

South Mitchell Road and • This project involves construction of six concrete causeways in Kowanyama
Pormpuraaw Road - Aboriginal Shire. The South Mitchell Road provides access for the
QLD $840,888 $840,888
Concrete Causeways, Kowanyama community to the South Mitchell River and the Gulf of
Kowanyama Carpentaria for cultural and recreational purposes.

• This project involves extending the seal on Granada Road to increase

Granada Road Seal flood resilience. This road provides essential access for livestock carriers
QLD $2,077,530.84 $2,077,530.84
Extension, Cloncurry from major pastoral operations and has been impacted multiple times by
flood events since 2010.

• This project involves removing and replacing the existing culvert crossing.
This road services numerous cattle stations and is used regularly to
transport cattle. In the event of rain, the low level of the culvert makes the
Coalbrook Road road impassable until waters recede.
QLD $603,241.47 $603,241.47
culverts, Richmond Shire
• By increasing the height of the culverts and the road, the functionality of the
road is retained for longer periods before over-topping. Functionality will be
returned more quickly following an event.

• This project involves replacement of current drain with a concrete-lined

drain and construct a grass-lined drain between the Warwick Gymnastics
Easey Street Drain, site and the Cunningham Highway.
QLD $950,919.84 $950,919.84
Warwick
• There are 24 properties affected by flooding in the Easey Street area
(inundation area is approximately 3.5ha).

• This project involves construction of kerb and channel (3490m) for 24 urban
Kerb and channel to streets on Palm Island. This work is essential to improve road drainage
QLD $756,000 $756,000
town streets, Palm Island infrastructure to mitigate the impacts of flooding and heavy rainfall on
community and vehicular safety.

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 • This project involves replacing and upgrading drainage assets urgently
required to prevent further closure of the road and the imposition of load
restrictions due to structural instability.
Floraville and Truganini
QLD Roads Upgrades, $3,353,494.19 $3,353,494.19 • A major culvert failure required the urgent replacement of two of the seven
Burketown to Normanton major cell culverts on Floraville Road. If the project is not undertaken, the
road link connecting Burketown and Normanton (part of the Savannah Way
route) will need to be closed and/or detours constructed until replacement
can occur.

• This project involves construction of a rock wall placed on the north side of
Cullen Point Barge
the barge ramp to protect the ramp and hard stand area from wave action
QLD Ramp Rock Wall, $958,762.08 $958,762.08
during severe weather events, reducing scours and build-up of sand which
Mapoon
typically close the ramp.

• This project involves gravel resheet and two coat bitumen seal of Burke
Burke Development Developmental Road. Burke Developmental Road is part of the unsealed
QLD $18,529,176.96 $18,529,176.96
Road state road network, in an area where high/extreme rainfall and overland
flows are experienced.

• This project involves gravel resheet and two coat bitumen seal of Gregory
Gregory Downs to
to Camooweal Road. Gregory to Camooweal Road is part of the unsealed
QLD Camooweal Road, $13,245,523.20 $13,245,523.20
state road network, in an area where high/extreme rainfall and overland
Mount Isa
flows are experienced.

• The Great Northern Highway is the only fully-sealed, interstate route

between Perth and Darwin and the primary access for the Mid-West,
Gascoyne, Pilbara and Kimberley regions.
Great Northern Hwy
• The project is required to maintain the serviceability of the section of Great
Gascoyne River South
WA $4,200,000 $3,360,000 Northern Highway between Meekatharra and Newman and reduce the
Branch Floodway
number of road closures.
Upgrade
• This project aims to improve the API wet serviceability by upgrading two
floodways, (Floodway 1- SLK 890.02 to 890.32 and Floodway 2- SLK
891.78 to 892.08).

• The main foreshore of Denham is located along the main foreshore and
Upgrade of Denham the existing seawall revetment no longer meets requirements.
WA $1,775,655 $1,775,655
Foreshore Seawall
• This project is to upgrade the foreshore protection via design and
construction of an engineered revetment will a higher crest elevation than

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 the existing seawall, consistent with the recommendations of the Coastal
Hazard Risk Management and Adaptation Planning Guidelines
(CHRMAP).

• The project aims to improved drainage and reduce the risk of damage
through reforming the existing road, construction of a gravel sheeting layer,
new and upgraded existing roadside drainage, and construction of 10 x
Tanami Rd Unsealed new cement stabilised floodways.
WA Road and Floodway $750,000 $750,000
Upgrade Slk 9 -15 • The proposed works cover several discrete road segments between
Tanami Rd Slk 270 – 290 to help provide access to pastoral stations,
Aboriginal communities, mining operations and tourists between WA and
NT.

• Extensive heavy rain, flooding and natural disasters such as Tropical

Cyclone Joyce has damaged the floodway between the Gascoyne River
Landor-Mt Augustus
between approximately SLK 1.7 – 3.7 on Landor-Augustus Road,
WA Road Gascoyne River $1,580,307 $1,580,307
Gascoyne River. The project involves upgrade of the existing 4m concrete
Floodway Upgrade
floodway to a 10m wide concrete floodway, with minor realignment of
Landor-Mt Augustus Road.

• The project is situated within the City of Albany inner residential suburb of
Orana which experienced severe flooding events in 2005.

Le Grande Attenuation • To work includes constructing three integrated attenuation basins within an
WA $1,300,000 $1,050,000 undeveloped crown reserve to reduce the effects of flooding to
Basin
downstream commercial, residential lands, roads and local government
assets as well as reduce insurance costs and Protect Main Road infrastructure
and reduced road closure events.

• The Goldfields region is susceptible to heavy seasonal rainfall which floods

Bayley Street Flood Bayley Street on a regular basis making travel hazardous. The works
WA $5,717,672 $2,500,000
Mitigation Upgrades include developing channel drains to reduce flooding to homes,
businesses and associated infrastructure.

• Three stormwater outlets (SLK 1.543, SLK 2.306 and SLK 2.869) on North
North Circular Roads Circular Road require major improvements works to minimise the risk of
WA $340,000 $170,000
Outlets flooding back into South Hedland. The works involve installing concrete
slab to the floor of the drain to improve soil erosion.

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 • In 2011 the Warmun Community experienced a 200-year Average
Recurrence Interval major flood. The community has been totally rebuilt,
Warmun Community however the flood monitoring and warning system is not fit for purpose.
WA $700,000 $700,000
Risk Mitigation The project will redesign and upgrade the system to improve the efficacy,
reliability and robustness of the monitoring, prediction and warning
elements.

• The proposed works will improve the serviceability of road crossings over
the twin branches of Bilung Creek: reducing the frequency and duration of
Bilung Creek Floodway
WA $696,000 $546,000 road closure, improving safety after flooding events; and reducing damage
Carnarvon-Mullewa Rd
to the roads and infrastructure. The works will therefore reduce future flood
damage claims and flood damage.

• This project involves the installation of new Internet Protocol Telemetry

equipment at river level gauges throughout the State to support ongoing
flood forecasting by the BoM, flood warning and flood emergency response
WA IP Telemetry Upgrade $800,000 $800,000 operations.
• The project is required as the sites are currently supported by 3G mobile
which will be phased out and replaced from 2023 and Globalstar satellite
networks which are expected to decline from ground station closures.

• The works are to replace undersized concrete pipes with box culvert and
redirection of stormwater flows to improve drainage and prevent flood
WA Spencer Road $132,283 $132,283 overtopping. The works will prevent further flood damage by increase the
capacity to drain and disperse water in a controlled manner in heavy rainfall
events.

• The proposed works are to install the recommended retention basin to a

Industrial Land Lake depth of 1.9m and fitted with a solar pump to harvest the stormwater water
WA Grace Retention Basin $46,000 $46,000 and transfer it to the storage dams on the eastern end of town.
(Lake Grace) • The objective is to prevent stormwater flow from the northern outskirts of
the town site causing local inundation in the lower central part of town.

• The project is required to improve the serviceability of the North West

North West Coastal Coastal Highway between Geraldton and Carnarvon and includes two
WA $2,600,000 $2,080,000 components:
Highway Floodways
- Floodway 1: raise the road at the floodway 700mm to 26.2m AHD
and construct a 200m long floodway with culverts to convey low

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 flows, reduce siltation issues and ensure discharge of water flow
away from road.
- Floodway 2: raise the road at the floodway 1000mm to 26.2m AHD
and construct a 200m long floodway with box culvert to convey low
flows and ensure discharge of water flow away from road.

• On average the floodway at Dalgety Brook is closed five times per annum
for varying durations due to large flooding events or more frequent rainfall.
WA Dalgety Brook Floodway $1,549,315 $1,549,315 The works will establish a raised floodway with culvert and rock protection
to improve the road serviceability and ensure the floodway is constructed to
withstand larger rainfall events.

• The Leonora-Laverton Road is an important access road for pastoral

property, mining sites and Aboriginal communities north of Kalgoorlie and
Leonora Laverton Road provides direct access to north-west South Australia. The work includes the
WA $5,300,000 $4,240,000
Floodway upgrade of the existing floodway with new culverts and a raised road profile
(up to 0.5 m) to minimise the impact of flooding over the road section and
reduce the road closure events.

• Over time significant erosion has occurred at the Business Park which has
caused a major build-up of sediment within the unsealed table drains,
Kingsford Smith
WA $545,020 $272,510 resulting in reduced capacity of the drains. The proposed works are to
Business Park
control erosion with a concrete slab to the floor of the drain that will enable
water to move quickly within the system.

• The purpose of the works is to ensure that road floodway section

Beringarra Byro Road adequately caters for floodwaters in the Milly Creek, is designed to a safer
WA $880,000 $730,000
Milly Creek Crossing standard and is retained in an acceptable form that will significantly
minimise future flood damage claims.

• The works involve the entire renewal of the failing stormwater drainage
system to drainage basin (reserve no. R36430) to address the following:
- Renew infrastructure that is end of life, is non-compliant, unsafe
Leehey Street Drainage and failing.
WA $350,000 $175,000
Upgrades - Minimise upstream stormwater surcharge, with reduced flood risk
and insurance
- costs for upstream properties.
- Maintain the integrity of the RAV network.

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 - Reduce the reliance on external funding (e.g. DRFA).
- Assist with promoting Wedgefield as an attractive location to do
business.

• The project will redesign the drainage system at Longue Court to address
Lougue Court Drainage
WA $200,000 $100,000 noncompliant, unsafe and failing drainage infrastructure which causes a
upgrades
surcharge of stormwater into residential areas of South Hedland.

• This project will improve drainage infrastructure at six locations within high
South Hedland Drainage
WA $491,350 $245,675 density residential areas in South Hedland to mitigate the risk of flooding to
Upgrades
the properties and engineering assets.

• Works include excavating and removing existing road/cross over and

Wedgefield Drainage installing higher capacity culverts, laying new road on top of culverts,
WA $1,400,000 $700,000
Area 1 upgrade reforming table drains and laying rock protection to allow stormwater to flow
without surcharging the upstream drainage infrastructure.

• The Project involves installation of 1200 x 450mm box culvert adjacent to

Porongurup Road existing culvert to increase capacity of water flowing under Porongurup
WA $54,674.5 $54,674.5
Drainage Upgrades Road to mitigate ongoing damage that occurs as a result of storm events
that overwhelm the existing culvert.

• The project involves removal of the 51-year-old 1200mm box culverts and
concrete pad that are showing signs of structural failure and installing a new
concrete base slab with new 2100mm wide culverts and concrete
York Williams Road - headwalls. Placement of riprap to protect road embankment by slowing the
WA $238,000 $214,200
Biberkine Brook stormwater discharge on the outlet side of the culvert and installation of
guard railing. The works will reduce debris blocking the culverts therefore
reducing local flooding and damage to the road drainage structure at this
location.

• The project involves upgrading of existing pedestrian bridge and footpath

that is regularly impacted by flooding from the adjacent Balingup Brook
Pedestrian Path
WA $300,000 $300,000 watercourse, and open stormwater drainage network. The Shire will install a
Upgrade
prefabricated bridge and boardwalk structures over and adjacent to the
brook, that provide a higher service level of access to the community.

Lower Brown Hill Creek • This project will double the flow capacity of the channel so that it is able to
SA $42,750,000 $14,250,000
upgrade contain the flows from a 1 in 100 Annual Exceedance Probability event.

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 • The project will also facilitate other high priority works being undertaken
further
upstream that will achieve the flood mitigation objectives of the Stormwater
Management Plan, notably the Keswick Creek Flow Diversions.

• This project will provide a new, high capacity drainage system by

upgrade/replacement of sections of the Prospect Outfall Drain. It will also
enable future upstream connections to the new outfall drain to further
Prospect Drainage reduce flood risk.
SA Scheme upgrade – $4,520,000 $1,520,000
stage 1 • The project will contribute to achieving protection from events larger than a
1 in 100 Annual Exceedance Probability flood event. The works are
proposed outcomes from the Barker Inlet Central Stormwater Management
Plan.

• This project will construct a flood protection levee around the eastern and
southern boundaries of the Two Wells township. The levee will provide
Two Wells Township
SA $2,020,000 $1,660,000 protection to the township in a 1 in 100 Annual Exceedance Probability
levee
event. The works are proposed outcomes from Two Wells Stormwater
Management Plan for Two Wells (2017).

• This project will create additional (temporary) storage of floodwaters at Mt

Bold Reservoir by providing an appropriate outlet, and raising the dam wall
and the primary and secondary spillways. This will achieve flood protection
in a 1 in 100 Annual Exceedance Probability event with the dam at Full
Mt Bold Reservoir flood Supply Level. This project must be undertaken with design and construction
SA $11,700,000 $11,700,000
mitigation upgrade of safety upgrades at Mt Bold Reservoir as it is not feasible as a stand-
alone project.
• $311.5 million from SA Water Corporation to upgrade the Mt Bold Dam wall
is not included in this specific project cost.

Carisbrook Township • This project involves construction of four levee. The levees and associated
western levee $1,800,000 $1,200,000 drainage and culvert works will protect 25 properties from flooding in the
VIC
construction event of a one percent annual exceedance probability flood.

• This project involves refurbishing and upgrading levees in line with recently
Wangaratta urban flood
completed detailed construction plans and the expectations of the
VIC mitigation infrastructure $5,300,000 $3,500,000
Wangaratta community. It also involves raising the level of some parts of
improvement
the levee to design one percent Annual Exceedance Probability flood level.

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 • The project will construct a new levee in Castlemaine, in the vicinity of the
Castlemaine Caravan Park. The project will complete major refurbishment
Castlemaine and of three existing levees located at:
Campbells Creek
VIC $3,326,000 $2,217,000 - Elizabeth Street Castlemaine
townships levee
construction - National School Lane Campbells Creek
- Campbells Creek Township.

• This project involves construction of two levees, one on either side of

Racecourse Creek between the Bendigo – Echuca railway line and Bendigo
Racecourse Creek Creek.
VIC levees construction $4,407,000 $2,938,000 • The project represents the first stage of implementation of a broader
Epsom Bendigo Bendigo Creek flood mitigation plan, designed to enhance and protect
development of Bendigo’s key growth corridors of Epsom, Huntly and
Ascot.

Latrobe Council – • This project involves constructing of earth and concrete flood levees, water
TAS $14,000,000 $1,270,000
Latrobe Flood levees, diversion structures and associated works

West Coast Council – • This project involves raising the Property access level directly north of
stormwater systems timber storage so that overflow from Manuka Creek does not spread further
TAS $460,000 $460,000
upgrades – Inn Manuka west.
Creek

West Coast Council – • This project involves upgrading culvert to reduce the flood level upstream.
TAS Stormwater system $400,000 $400,000 Increase capacity of adjacent piped stormwater network.
upgrades - Innes St

West Coast Council – • This project involves installation of a levee from Gaffney Street West to
TAS Stormwater system $530,000 $290,000 Henry Street on the Eastern side on Manuka Creek (this cost also includes
upgrades - Gaffney St the price of Henry Street upgrade)

• This project proposes to upgrade existing infrastructure along the historic

Kingsborough Council –
course of Kingston Rivulet to ensure that in future extreme weather events,
TAS Kingston Rivulet Flood 303,700 $274,500
the inlets are constructed to maximise the amount of flood water capable of
protection
draining into existing stormwater system instead of bypassing it.

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 • This application covers the construction of stage 2 of flood mitigation works
to protect the school up to and including a l in a 100 year rainfall event, this
level of protection is required to mitigate a high risk of drowning on the site
for any rainfall event above a 1 in 20 year or 5% AEP.
• Stage 1 of the works are substantially complete and included the upgrade
South Hobart Primary of an existing City of Hobart storm water drain from a 225mm diameter pipe
TAS School – Flood $648,000 $648,000 to a 1200mm diameter pipe with associated pits and outfall. Stage 2, the
Mitigation stage 2 works focus of this submission, is currently in detailed design but is not funded for
construction.
• Stage 2 is essential to realise the required risk reduction. Stage 2 entails
the construction of a new stormwater pit array, a flood wall and localised
surface raising to protect the school site, its occupants and to ensure storm
water is directed to the stage 1 storm water drain.

$351,998 • This project involves replacing sets of debris collecting irons, which are
City of Hobart – Debris
TAS $221,998 poorly structured and collect significant amounts of debris. They will be
Collection Infrastructure
removed and several new sets will be placed in more strategic locations.

Waratah – Wynyard • This project involves widening of Port Creek as well as levee banks to hold
TAS Council – Port Creek $2,514,000 $1,000,000 back floodwaters in Port Creek from the surrounding airport and residential
mitigation works dwellings and allow floodwaters to discharge.

Kingsborough Council – $984,000 • This project involves adding a new stormwater system from the top end of
TAS Garnett Street upgrade $887,000 Garnett St to halfway down Hazell St, including new inlets and manholes
works with associated roadwork reconstruction.

• The work involves constructing two raised vehicle crossings, upgrading

existing storm water pipes, constructing additional inlets within the lower
Goliath Court Flood point of the east of Goliath Court.
ACT $1,220,000 $1,220,000
Mitigation
• It also involves upgrading storm water pipes and constructing a new
discharge pipe along the Sullivan’s Creek.

• The work involves constructing new retarding structure, stormwater pipes

Mawson Stormwater
ACT $3,130,000 $2,120,000 and channel upgrade to reduce the risk of flood events affecting Mawson
Improvements
Group Centre.

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 Sydney and Melbourne • The work involves design and construction of new stormwater infrastructure
ACT Stormwater Flood $1,960,000 $1,960,000 within the public laneways of the Sydney and Melbourne Buildings.
Mitigation

• This project involves construction of a new flood mitigation levee (3km in

Katherine Flood
NT $10,000,000 $9,400,000 length) aligned along the eastern side of Katherine South to the southern tip
Mitigation Levee South
of Katherine South, to mitigate flooding to properties with Katherine South.

• This project involves upgrading the existing and construct additional

Cunjevori Crescent infrastructure to accommodate the storm water flows. This involves
NT stormwater drainage $4,000,000 $3,900,000 constructing large pipe culverts and associated pits and other works along
upgrade project Cunjevoi Cresent, Aralia Street, Bongainvillea Street and Cedar Street,
Nightcliff.

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