Maintenance and Capital Works

Maintenance and Capital Works
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We have an on-going program of capital works, as well as infrastructure upgrades to ensure that standards are kept high. Works and projects We have an on-going program of capital works, as well as infrastructure upgrades to ensure that standards are kept high.  

Current projects​

 

 

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Our crews comply with all NSW Health COVID-19 regulations whilst they carry out work.

For more information, contact Council’s Projects Team on projects@cbcity.nsw.gov.au or 0427 133 082.
If you would like to receive updates on any project, please email projects@cbcity.nsw.gov.au with your email or mobile number and the project/s.


​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​2023-24 Capital Works Projects

During 2023-24, Council will be investing $114.9* million in Capital Works projects, including:

  • $13.9M for roads, car park, bridge and traffic upgrades;

  • $9.6M for parks, playgrounds and sporting facilities;

  • $2M for water quality improvements;

  • $4.2M for town centres;

  • $60.3M for community buildings and leisure and aquatic facilities;

The projects, which have been identified and prioritized for 2023-24, were selected based on the condition of existing assets, adopted strategic plans and feedback from residents. More than 10,000 residents told us they want Canterbury-Bankstown to be safe and strong; clean and green; prosperous and innovative; moving and integrated; healthy and active; liveable and distinctive; and leading and engaged, by 2036 (see here)​​.​ For more information on Council’s plan for the City, view a copy of the Operational Plan.

2023/24 Capital Works Program

We have an on-going program of capital works as well as upgrades to buildings, parks, playgrounds and roads across the area, to ensure that standards are kept high.

Non-Council related projects impacting local residents

 

Closure of parts of Griffith Park from August to October

Transport for NSW (TfNSW) is continuing work on its AC feeder Upgrade Project in Canterbury-Bankstown. 

This will include work in Griffith Park, Bankstown, which means parts of the western area of the park will be closed to the public at various times between Tuesday 1 August and Tuesday 31 October.

Traffic will also be affected along the project’s route between Bankstown and Revesby and also between Sefton, Birrong and Yagoona. Visit the TfNSW website or call TfNSW on 1800 684 490 for more information.

Partial closures of Marion Street and Olympic Parade car parks in Bankstown during July and August 

Two of our car parks in Bankstown will have limited access while TfNSW completes power upgrades as part of its AC feeder Upgrade Project.

Weather permitting:

  • Part of the outdoor area of the Marion Street car park in Bankstown will be closed from noon Saturday 8 July-6am Tuesday 11 July.
  • It is anticipated that the Olympic Parade car park in Bankstown will be closed:
  • from noon Friday 18 August-6am Sunday 20 August
  • from noon Friday 25 August-6am Sunday 27 August.

 

The multistorey car park at Marion Street will remain open and you can also find alternate parking at Greenfield Parade, Dale Parade and Meredith Street. Visit the TfNSW website or call TfNSW on 1800 684 490 for more information.

The commuter car park at Revesby train station will have limited access while TfNSW completes power upgrades as part of its AC feeder Upgrade Project.

The carpark closure is scheduled from Monday 14 August till Monday 16 October. 

The closure requires that the all-day commuter car parking within the car park is closed except for some dedicated disabled access spaces. There will be limited 2P and 4P time restricted parking available as signposted.

Alternate parking is available at the multistorey carpark  accessible from Simmons Street and the River Road.

Visit the TfNSW website or call TfNSW on 1800 684 490 for more information on this project.

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Southwest Metro

The Sydney Metro project is a NSW Government-led initiative, and the information on this website is for informational purposes only. If you have any questions about the project, please contact Sydney Metro City & Southwest directly on 1800 171 386, or visit www.sydneymetro.info.

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