Colac Otway

Upgrade shared pathway to improve connectivity Funding Source | Australian Government :$390,000.00

0 1/10/2020 TRUE Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Phase 2 DCP Capital Infrastructure C Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Development Barongarook Creek, Colac: bicycle and walking paths Colac Otway Shire Council Colac Colac Otway $390,000 $390,000 Upgrade shared pathway to improve connectivity Roads LRCI Phase 2 Funding Source | Australian Government :$60,000.00

Funding Source | Australia Government : $58,000

Upgrade Old Beechy Rail Trail to improve safety and accessibility Funding Source | Australian Government : $70,000.00

Funding Source | Australian Government : $220,000

The condition of the existing asphalt surface of these courts has reached a point where it is no longer safe to play. There are cracks with weeds and during rainfall, water pools on the surface causing slipperiness and poses a risk to the users. The courts are used by the Apollo Bay Netball club, casual…

There are currently no all weather connections or dedicated pedestrian crossing points to the train station. This station provides a connection to the major centres of Geelong (45 mins journey) and Colac (30mins journey), and is used as a sustainable transport connection to jobs and services. Funding Source | Australian Government : $195,000

In 2016 a pedestrian bridge that forms part of the Barongarook Creek Shared Trail was washed away by flood waters. The bridge connection forms a critical off-road link for users of the Barongarook Creek shared trail and, once completed, will provide a continuous, 1.3 kilometre off-road walking and cycling connection from the Coles on Bromfield…

Residents of the Petjuli Street park catchment do not currently have access to a playground within walking (500m) distance, with the nearest playground being more than a kilometre away. The park is currently undeveloped with some trees and park benches. This development will create a social destination for the many children, families and carers in…

Recipient – The Colac Otway Shire Council Many key connections that link schools, shopping precincts, tourist destinations, community facilities, open space and off road shared paths do not have existing hard surface, accessible paths on either side of the road. This limits access to recreational and community destinations for many residents and visitors, particularly for…