Two-week repair works to Reid Street footpath set to commence

A busy section of the Reid Street footpath which has been damaged since March is due to undergo permanent repairs from Monday. Temporary repairs were made to the footpath along the northern side of Reid Street, between Ovens Street and Victoria Parade following a water main break at the corner of Reid Street and Victoria Parade on 24 March. After months of finalising a plan for a permanent solution, council has engaged with Roche Excavations Pty Ltd to undertake the repair works from Monday, expected to be completed by Friday, 8 August. A council spokesperson said pedestrian access will be maintained throughout the works; however, to ensure public safety, the parking bays immediately adjacent to the shops in the affected area will be closed during this period. “Pedestrian traffic management will be in place along Reid Street to guide foot traffic safely around the work zone,” they said. “Council appreciates residents and visitors’ patience and understanding as we carry out these important works to rectify the damage to the footpath.” The spokesperson said letter have been distributed to notify businesses in the CBD.

Two-week repair works to Reid Street footpath set to commence

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