LOCATION
Roskell Road, Callala Beach
BUDGET
$1.5m - $2.0m
DURATION
20 Weeks, Commencement February 2024
SERVICES
Earthworks, Structural Relining, Rehabilitation & Repairs & Road Pavement Construction.
SECTOR
Government
J Group were engaged by Shoalhaven City Council to undertake the reconstruction and structural relining of the stormwater drainage system at Callala Beach, which had been impacted by erosion and flooding. The project commenced in February 2024 and involved careful coordination to minimise disruption to the local community and adhere to safety and environmental regulations. Key elements included temporary erosion control measures and traffic management to ensure a safe and efficient work environment while protecting nearby infrastructure and properties.
THE SCOPE
• Reconstruction and structural relining of stormwater drainage at Callala Beach, addressing erosion and flood risks.
• Earthworks involving the excavation and disposal of unsuitable materials to approved waste facilities.
• Supply and installation of reinforced concrete pipes and structural lining, ensuring the long-term integrity of the drainage system.
• Construction and repair of stormwater pits and road pavements.
• Temporary utilities diversion & reconnection.
• Compliance with Workplace Health and Safety legislation and Australian Standards throughout the project.
• Monitoring and protection of surrounding properties through periodic dilapidation reports and service monitoring.
• Dewatering and noise management during excavation, with pump usage limited to daytime hours (7:00 am - 6:00 pm).
ADDITIONAL WORKS
The full scope of works was completed to Shoalhaven City Council’s satisfaction, ensuring the effective reconstruction and relining of the stormwater drainage system. The project included the protection of all utility services, such as water and sewer lines, with minimal disruption to the local community. Erosion and sediment control measures were implemented, and the new drainage infrastructure is now designed to handle future flooding and storm events, securing the long-term safety of the beach and surrounding properties.