Projects & Strategies
City of Gold Coast implements projects and strategies to strengthen the city's economy, protect our environment and improve services and facilities for our residents, businesses and visitors. You can find specific projects or strategies on this page by searching for specific keywords or searching by category in the fields shown.
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Ocean, beaches & waterways
Seawall construction – Pacific Parade, Tugun
The City is constructing seawalls to protect our coastline.
Cabbage Tree Point – Boat ramp carpark upgrade
Works are underway to upgrade the existing parking facilities at the Cabbage Tree Point boat ramp.
Project Kirra
City of Gold Coast commenced works in July 2013 to reinstate Kirra Point Groyne by 30 metres to its original constructed length.
Lake Hugh Muntz – water quality project
The City has engaged with Griffith University’s Australian Rivers Institute to investigate feasible options for reducing future algal blooms across the city's urban lakes. Read about the program of works.
Pontoon upgrades – various locations
Works are underway at three pontoons at Broadwater Parklands at Southport, Appel Park at Surfers Paradise, and HOTA — Home of the Arts at Surfers Paradise, to make our waterways more accessible.
Burleigh Heads peel back project
The City of Gold Coast will be undertaking public seawall condition assessments along the Burleigh Heads beach foreshore.
Damian Leeding Memorial Park Foreshore stabilisation project
The Damian Leeding Memorial Park foreshore stabilisation project is part of a 2.5-kilometre rehabilitation project planned for Regatta Parklands and Damian Leeding Memorial Park.
Flat Rock Creek improvement project
The City is seeking to naturalise and improve Flat Rock Creek through the development of the Flat Rock Creek Improvement Project.
Tallebudgera, Neptunes Beach - revetment wall
Works are underway to replace the revetment wall on Neptune Beach on Tallebudgera Creek. These works will provide continued erosion protection from tidal movements.
Rainbow Bay peel back project
The City of Gold Coast will be undertaking public seawall condition assessments along the Rainbow Bay beach foreshore.
