Burnie City Council

Waterfront development progress updates

Stage 2 of the waterfront upgrade is progressing well.

Council wishes to advise that the public toilets at the waterfront, adjacent to the Surf Club will be closed to the public from Friday, 19 August – Tuesday, 23 August 2011.

Work is set to commence shortly on the West Beach boardwalk to provide an extra pedestrian access point onto North terrace between Alexander Street and King Street.

Burnie City Council are currently inviting eligible businesses to express their interest in having the opportunity to have their company name placed on one of Council’s new locally made waterfront seats, as a way of recognising the significant contribution that the “Makers of Burnie” continue to make in Burnie.

Description: Expressions of Interest (EOI) are invited from eligible businesses for the opportunity to have their company name placed on one of Council’s new waterfront seats. There are 12 seats available, at a total cost of $1,500 per seat.

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With a boost for local employment, Burnie City Council can today announce local firm Stubbs Constructions as the successful tenderer for stage 2 of the Waterfront upgrade at Hilder Parade.

Council has considered the latest concept design responses for Stage 2 of the Burnie Waterfront from it's Consultants.

Burnie City Council is seeking community input on stage 2 of its Burnie Waterfront project.

Thank you to everyone who provided Council with feedback on its latest seawall design for West Beach.

Burnie City Council is seeking community feedback on its latest seawall design for West Beach.

Burnie’s waterfront will be placed under the microscope as a national finalist in this year’s Keep Australia Beautiful awards.

Burnie’s waterfront claimed two awards at today’s Keep Australia Beautiful Awards in Oatlands.

The City of Burnie will have a waterfront to be proud of when the current development is complete.