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First stage of Bulcock Street Project complete
The next time you take a stroll down Bulcock Street, be sure to
head down to the area around Otranto Avenue to soak up its fresh
new look.
The frontage of Felicity Park and the council building, down to
the roundabout at Otranto Avenue, and the area outside Subway and
the Otranto Café on Otranto Avenue have all undergone a facelift
over the past year thanks to the first stage of the Bulcock
Street Streetscape Project.
The Caloundra community, local traders, Caloundra Chamber of
Commerce and Sunshine Coast Council will come together this
Sunday (22 January) in Felicity Park to celebrate the completion
of the first stage.
Local Division 2 Councillor Tim Dwyer said the Bulcock Street
Streetscape Project is revitalising the heart of Caloundra.
“This project plays a major part in ensuring the heart of
Caloundra remains a safe, friendly, commercially attractive and
vibrant centre,” Cr Dwyer said.
“The completion of Stage 1 of the Bulcock Street Streetscape
project has provided new footpaths, street furniture, lighting,
landscaping, kerbing and road reseals to give the area a real
lift.”
Caloundra Chamber of Commerce President, Alan Porter said the
Caloundra Chamber of Commerce has been represented at all of the
council information sessions since the Bulcock Street Streetscape
was first initiated.
“We have worked closely with council to ensure that what we will
end up with compliments the look and feel of a vibrant business
centre and Stage 1 is certainly a great first step towards
achieving this,” Mr Porter said.
“Chamber members including local business operators and marketers
of our famous Bulcock Street Sunday Markets have commented on how
efficiently the works were carried out and how great the
completed works to date look.”
Major Projects Portfolio Councillor Debbie Blumel said it’s great
to see work complete on the first stage of this Major Streetscape
Project.
“The finished work looks great and has created an even more
inviting place for people to enjoy,” Cr Blumel said.
“Council’s Major Projects program helps to drive a sustainable
region and by delivering major streetscapes and redevelopments,
council is not only helping to boost our economy but also
continue to deliver great places to live and enjoy.
“The Bulcock Street revitalisation project is a great example of
that commitment as it will continue to make a significant
difference to this important business and tourist centre.”
Cr Dwyer extended special thanks to the local business community
and to residents for their patience during the
construction.
“The local traders and residents have showed considerable
understanding and patience during the project works,” Cr Dwyer
said.
“I thank them for the continued feedback and support throughout
the construction process and wish them well for a good trading
year in 2012.”
Stage 1 was completed in two parts—the first being the revamp of
the frontage of Felicity Park and the old council Chambers, down
to the roundabout at Otranto Avenue, and the second focused on
the area outside Subway and the Otranto Café on Otranto
Avenue.
More information on the Bulcock Street Streetscaping Project is
available at www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au
19 january 2012
First stage of Bulcock Street Project complete
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