Tallebudgera - Coplick Footbridge - replacement works

Commencing: June 2019
Completion: March 2020
Cost: $1.1 million

Project information

We will be replacing the Coplick Footbridge on Scotty Logan Lane in Tallebudgera to extend the life of the structure and ensure access over the creek continues to be safe for pedestrians and cyclists. During the construction period there will be a four-week closure of the footbridge. Pedestrians and cyclists will be required to detour during this time. Alternative access will be provided to maintain this important pedestrian link for the Tallebudgera community.

These works are part of our ongoing commitment to the development, maintenance and renewal of our city assets.

Benefits for the community

• improved safety for pedestrians and cyclists
• improved resilience to major floods
• the replacement will ensure the bridge is safe to continue operations for its current usage
• ensuring structural integrity and continuity is maintained
• the new bridge will have a design life of up to 100 years.

Construction details

The renewal works include:

• demolition and removal of existing bridge
• removal of concrete piers located in the waterway
• construction of new bridge abutment supports on each side of the Tallebudgera Creek
• placement of new single span steel bridge.

From January to February 2020 a complete closure of the footbridge is required. During this time a pedestrian detour will be in place along Tallebudgera Connection Road.

Please refer to the suggested pedestrian detour map below.

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Pedestrian detour map

We are working to minimise disruption. However, residents may notice construction noise and dust at times as trucks and other construction equipment will be required on site.

Works will take place between Monday to Friday from 6.30am and 5pm.

Please slow down and observe all warning signs during the works. Thank you for your patience.

More information

For further information contact Project Manager Lee Perkins on 07 5667 3760

Extent of works

Related information

• City projects

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