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Kalimna Jetty closed 29 January to 29 March 2024 for a 6m extension with redevelopment funded by Recreational Fishing Grant
The Kalimna Jetty will be fully closed from January 29 to March 29 for a 6-metre extension and redevelopment funded by the Recreational Fishing Grant program. Accessible improvements are underway.
The Kalimna Jetty will be fully closed to the public from January 29th, 2024, to March 29th, 2024, as indicated by on-site signage. During this time, pedestrian access and vessel berthing will not be permitted.
Carpark section near north-edge toilet block closed for construction material storage. Rest remains open. Access to Kalimna rocks and public toilets available
Kalimna jetty expansion
The closure is part of a project aimed at extending the low landing area of the jetty by 6 metres. Additionally, the existing structure will undergo redevelopment, including widening of the jetty approach. These improvements, funded via the Recreational Fishing Grant program, are being made to ensure compliance with the Disability Discrimination Act, promoting accessibility for all individuals.
A section of the car park adjacent to the toilet block on the north edge has been cordoned off for the storage of materials and construction activities, as depicted in the provided picture. However, the remainder of the car park remains open for public use. Visitors can still access the Kalimna rocks walking track and the public toilets during this period. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding as we work to enhance the accessibility and safety of the Kalimna Jetty area.
Pictures from Gippsland Ports website.
Source: http://gippsland.com/
Published by: news@gippsland.com
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