Latest News
• Add My News • Search Old News
Building projects all go - Cape Paterson, Dalyston and WonthaggiAll go - improving recreation facilities By Portal Admin - 10th April 2018 - Back to News Bass Coast Shire Council will undertake several building improvement works across the municipality, as part of its Building and Open Space Renewal Program.
Works will commence in early April (excluding Dalyston Hall) and are due for completion by early May 2018.
Projects include the:
Cape Paterson Bay Rotunda – $2,700.00
Dalyston Recreation Reserve Toilet Block - $13,400.00
McMahons Reserve Toilet Block, Wonthaggi – $13,300.00
Portable "F" located within the Wonthaggi Recreation Reserve - $8,800.00
Dalyston Hall – $80,000.00. The works involve the renewal of the floor. Project works will commence 28th April after April 2018 dance and will be completed in June in time welcome back dancers on Sunday 24th June.
Bass Coast Shire Council Mayor, Cr Pamela Rothfield says these projects complement similar projects recently completed across the Shire.
‘Council is committed to providing effective building facilities, reserves and other public infrastructure within the municipality,’ said Cr Rothfield.
‘Improving recreation facilities is integral to supporting the health and wellbeing of the community,’ she said.
‘We appreciate that these works may present an inconvenience and ask for your patience during this time.’
To get the latest updates visit www.basscoast.vic.gov.au/projects or contact Council on 1300 BCOAST (226 278) or (03) 5671 2211.
Source: www.gippsland.com Published by: support@gippsland.com
Related Articles- Cape Paterson Traffic Plan adopted to improve safety through community-driven road and pedestrian upgrades
Bass Coast Shire Council has adopted the Cape Paterson Traffic Management Plan, developed with strong community input to improve safety through speed reductions, traffic calming, better intersections, and pedestrian-cyclist connectivity. - East Gippsland Council advances regional projects, improving facilities, accessibility, resilience and growth
East Gippsland Council is delivering major regional projects, upgrades, improving accessibility, supporting resilience, and enhancing infrastructure across towns including Bairnsdale, Buchan, Mallacoota, Cann River, and Paynesville. - Latrobe City Council endorses priority advocacy projects to shape 2026–27 Federal Budget submission delegation
Latrobe City Council has endorsed priority advocacy projects to shape its 2026/27 Federal Budget submission, seeking targeted national investment to drive economic transition, infrastructure delivery, job creation and long-term regional growth. - Labor government delivers $2.73M Sale Hospital upgrade, modernising Community Services building for Gippsland healthcare staff
The Allan Labor government is delivering a $2.73 million upgrade to Sale Hospital's historic Community Services Building, modernising facilities for healthcare workers, patients, and students through the Regional Health Infrastructure Fund. - Baw Baw Council and community oppose large-scale solar, battery projects threatening prime farmland and farming livelihoods
Baw Baw Council and community express strong concerns over poorly sited solar and battery projects threatening prime farmland, seeking transparency, consultation, and protection of local farming livelihoods and regional character. - Baw Baw Shire Council secures funding for four key road safety projects through TAC and federal Blackspot Programs
Baw Baw Shire Council secured TAC and Federal Blackspot funding for four key road safety projects in Warragul and Drouin, targeting high-risk areas with upgrades to improve safety for all road users. - Baw Baw Shire Council hosts November community briefing in Trafalgar to discuss key projects and engage residents in shaping the town’s future
Baw Baw Shire Council will hold a community briefing in Trafalgar on 18 November, inviting residents to discuss key projects, provide feedback, and engage with Councillors and Council officers. - Latrobe City invites local artists to join new Public Art Artist Register for murals and creative city projects until 10 February 2026
Latrobe City Council invites local artists to join its Public Art Artist Register, offering paid mural opportunities, enhancing public spaces, supporting tourism, and connecting artists with future creative projects.
|
|
