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Projects & works

City of Gold Coast undertakes projects to upgrade, protect and improve the city's community facilities, infrastructure and environment. Search the list using the categories below or browse by keyword.

Note: Completion dates of projects are subject to weather conditions.

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Abbott Park waterway upgrade

We have developed a concept to convert the existing concrete drainage channel into a more natural waterway.

Coolangatta – Kirra Hill slope stabilisation

We are stabilising the slope of Kirra Hill to preserve the headland, reduce the long-term risk of landslip and rockfall, and make it safe for the community.

Eddie Kornhauser Reserve environmental offset

We are planting koala food and habitat trees to offset tree removal from the M1 Pacific Motorway upgrade between Varsity Lakes and Tugun.

Federation Walk Coastal Reserve littoral rainforest restoration

We are undertaking one of Australia’s largest beachfront rainforest restoration projects to re-establish a coastal (littoral) rainforest within the Reserve.

Announcement : Park alert
Stage 2 Irrigation works are currently underway and are expected to be completed in October 2023.
During this time partial track closures will be necessary to ensure the safety of park users. Please exercise caution when entering the reserve.

Gaven North investigation area

Planning for long-term sustainable growth, we are looking at opportunities across the city to better use land close to existing services and employment.

Hazard reduction burn program

Every year, we undertake a hazard reduction burn program within our public parks, reserves and conservation areas to reduce the risk of future bushfires.

Highland Park investigation area

Planning for long-term sustainable growth, we are looking at opportunities across the Gold Coast to better utilise land close to existing services and employment.

Hinterland Regional Park environmental offset

The City is delivering a planting to offset environmental impacts in accordance with our City Plan priorities. Approximately 10,000 plants will be installed and maintained in a known fauna corridor.